Hi Kevin,
Thanks for the reply. I did not realize the bug I found was for those other functions.
Here is a snippet of code that I am using:
GetSystemAttribute (ATTR_PRIMARY_MONITOR, &primaryMonitorID); //Find Primary monitor
GetSystemAttribute (ATTR_NUM_MONITORS, &numMonitors); //Get the number of monitors
if(numMonitors > 1) //As long as there is more than one monitor
{
for(loop = 1; loop <= numMonitors; loop++) //Begin a loop through the monitors
{
GetMonitorAttribute(loop, ATTR_WIDTH, &width); //Get the monitor width
GetMonitorAttribute(loop, ATTR_HEIGHT, &height); //Get the monitor height
GetMonitorAttribute(loop, ATTR_LEFT, &posLeft); //Get the x origin (top left of screen)
GetMonitorAttribute(loop, ATTR_TOP, &posTop); //Get the y origin (top left of screen)
if( (numMonitors >= 1) && (width == 1280) && (height == 800) ) //Look for specific monitor size
{
SetPanelSize(panelLcdHandle, height, width); //Set the panel to fit monitor
SetPanelPos(panelLcdHandle, posTop, posLeft); //Set panel onto screen
break;
}
}
}
The code works fine the first time through, but if the monitor is unplugged and plugged back in is when the issue arrises.
