The point of doing this is to make things work in a cross platform way.
ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN would always give you the best thing it can for a
fullscreen display. If you have to start adding new options there's no
point because the user can just as easily use ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN_WINDOW
on their own. The whole point is to make ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN give you a
fullscreen display that behaves exactly the same regardless of if the
mode is set or if it's scaled behind the scenes by Allegro.
Trent
On 2014-07-10 9:34 AM, Beoran wrote:
So, a virtual full screen then? For backwards compatibility I'd prefer
that
this becomes a separate option like ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN_VIRTUAL,
and that the real mode setting stays as it is.
Or, alternatively, if the ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN will change and become
a virtual full screen by default, then real mode setting should stay
available
as ALLEGRO_FULLSCREEN_REAL or similar.
Kind Regards,
B.
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