ACTIONSCRIPT 3 Developer’s Guide en

ACTIONSCRIPT 3.0 DEVELOPER’S GUIDE
Working with AIR native windows
The window events that dispatch an NativeWindowBoundsEvent object are:
Event Description
moving Dispatched immediately before the top-left corner of the window changes position, either as a result of moving,
resizing or changing the window display state.
move Dispatched after the top-left corner has changed position.
resizing Dispatched immediately before the window width or height changes either as a result of resizing or a display
state change.
resize Dispatched after the window has changed size.
For NativeWindowBoundsEvent events, you can use the beforeBounds and afterBounds properties to determine
the window bounds before and after the impending or completed change.
The window events that dispatch an NativeWindowDisplayStateEvent object are:
Event Description
displayStateChanging Dispatched immediately before the window display state changes.
displayStateChange Dispatched after the window display state has changed.
For NativeWindowDisplayStateEvent events, you can use the beforeDisplayState and afterDisplayState
properties to determine the window display state before and after the impending or completed change.
On some Linux window managers, a display state change event is not dispatched when a window with a maximum
size setting is maximized. (The window is set to the maximized display state, but is not resized.)
Displaying full-screen windows
Adobe AIR 1.0 and later
Setting the displayState property of the Stage to StageDisplayState.FULL_SCREEN_INTERACTIVE places the
window in full-screen mode, and keyboard input is permitted in this mode. (In SWF content running in a browser,
keyboard input is not permitted). To exit full-screen mode, the user presses the Escape key.
Note: Some Linux window managers will not change the window dimensions to fill the screen if a maximum size is set
for the window (but do remove the window system chrome).
For example, the following Flex code defines a simple AIR application that sets up a simple full-screen terminal:
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