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I'm trying to make a C# application, which is going to control a game. That I'm trying to do is for example: Hold key A for 150ms, Hold left arrow for 500ms and so on. I was searching a lot and I found the following code. My program firstly target the game and then holding the keys. I'm holding the keys this way: Keyboard.HoldKey(Keys.Left); Thread.sleep(500); Keyboard.ReleaseKey(Keys.Left); Here is the Keyboard class: public class Keyboard { public Keyboard() { } [StructLayout(LayoutKind.Explicit, Size = 28)] public struct Input { [FieldOffset(0)] public uint type; [FieldOffset(4)] public

I would like to have my web app hide the browser tabs and address bar on Chrome on mobile. document.documentElement.requestFullScreen() seems to have no effect. window.scroll(0,1) doesn't work either on tablets. If possible, I'd also love a good solution for Chrome and/or Safari on iOS. Any ideas? I'm on Chrome 29 for Android. rrelaxx Check this sample: here try to use webkitRequestFullscreen() Also "Lowercased the "S" in requestFullscreen() and changed document.webkitCancelFullScreen() to document.webkitExitFullscreen() . Updated browser compatibility comment." via Let-Your-Content-Do-the

I have a WPF application that is a fullscreen kiosk app. It's actually a pretty complicated app at this point, but here's some code that shows the basic idea. Essentially, whenever the user goes from one screen to the next, there's some serious flicker going on bringing up the new window. In severe cases, the desktop is displayed for a few seconds before the new screen shows up. That doesn't happen in this sample code, because it's so simple, but add a few more buttons and styles and you'll see it. App.xaml.cs: public partial class App : Application { Manager mManager; public App() { mManager

I have a Windows & Mac program that switches into full-screen mode on multiple monitors. In Qt 4, it seems (I can't find explicit documentation on how to do this) like the 'correct' way to go about this is by creating N QMainWindow 's for the N monitors on the machine, calling QWidget::move() to the N monitor's top-left x,y coordinates, and then calling QWidget::setWindowState(Qt::WindowFullScreen) . I don't know whether this is The Right Thing To Do - again, I can't find any documentation or examples anywhere that do this in Qt. This seems to be 'broken' (if it was ever the Right Thing To Do

I'm using the following script to make my web app go fullscreen... function enterFullscreen(){ var element = document.getElementById('container'); if (element.mozRequestFullScreen) { element.mozRequestFullScreen(); } else if (element.webkitRequestFullScreen) { element.webkitRequestFullScreen(); } l('Fullscreen Mode entered','internal'); } And so, when I click the trigger button via $('button.toggle-fullscreen').click(function(){ enterFullscreen(); }); I do in fact enter fullscreen, only my element goes black. Just black, nothing else. Anyone know how to fix this? FYI I'm using Chrome 27.

How can i make my flash applications in a browser in full screen mode? I know that the stage can be put in that mode, but when i run the application in any browser this doesn't work. So, this can be done, but how? In the HTML including the Flash SWF, add the following parameter to your <object> tag: <param name="allowFullScreen" value="true" /> and the following attribute to your <embed> tag: allowFullScreen="true" Or, if you are using SWFObject (as you should be), add the allowFullscreen parameter to your embed code. See the SWFObject documentation for the various ways to this. In your Flash