static Window mainWindow = new Window();
static Window manualWindow = new Window();
static Window autoWindow = new Window();
static Window valueWindow = new Window();
static Window currentWindow = new Window();
public static void Main()
{
// Load the windows
mainWindow = GlideLoader.LoadWindow(Resources.GetString(Resources.StringResources.Window1));
manualWindow = GlideLoader.LoadWindow(Resources.GetString(Resources.StringResources.Window2));
autoWindow = GlideLoader.LoadWindow(Resources.GetString(Resources.StringResources.Window3));
valueWindow = GlideLoader.LoadWindow(Resources.GetString(Resources.StringResources.Window4));
mainWindow.Width = 480;
mainWindow.Height = 272;
//Debug.Print(FEZ_System.
// Activate touch
GlideTouch.Initialize();
// Initialize the windows.
// Since all windows are identical we can reuse the same function.
InitWin(mainWindow);
InitWin(manualWindow);
InitWin(autoWindow);
InitWin(valueWindow);
// Assigning a window to MainWindow flushes it to the screen.
// This also starts event handling on the window.
Glide.MainWindow = mainWindow;
Thread.Sleep(-1);
}
You need to configure touch for the new resolution. Pyxis 2 has code for this. Check it out on pyxis2.codeplex.com and you can just copy out the section of code you need. There’s also a static config somewhere on the forum.
Gus, i know that it runs even in an emulator! what i’m talking about is the window calibration. since my issue is, it doesn’t fit whole on my ChipworkX LCD. It fits in the emulator, but not in my ChipworkX’s LCD, it’s smaller. That’s what i’m talking about.
then i think you should ask a separate question (with more detail in your post) and not confuse subjects. The original post was about making the screen area bigger on Cobra (EMX) and now you want to know “does this also work for ChipworkX” but really it’s about getting the screen res to work on ChipworkX.
