Eclipse : how exit full screen

Newbie & Debugging Questions
#1

I was running this code ( 3D from scratch youtube tutorial) ):


import java.awt.Toolkit;

import javax.swing.JFrame;

public class DDDTutorial extends JFrame
{
	static JFrame F = new DDDTutorial();

	public DDDTutorial()
	{
		setUndecorated(true);
		setSize(Toolkit.getDefaultToolkit().getScreenSize());
		setVisible(true);

	}

	public static void main(String[] args)
	{

	}

}

and i don’t know how to exit the full screen.
ctrl + esc lets me close the window ( i’m on windows7) but eclipse says that
the application is still running.
Googling here and there i didn’t find a “solution”.
Thx !!!

Sincerely your :
a dumb guy

#2

In the console there is a red terminate button.

#3

Why ctrl+esc? Never heard of alt+f4? :smiley:

And you can terminate with red button above the console
and the task manager.

#4

This code has a couple things wrong with it. Why isn’t there any code in the main method? Why are you extending JFrame instead of using the JFrame F (which should start with a lowercase name, by the way)?

You also might consider calling the setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE) function of whichever JFrame you actually show.

#5

thx a lot !
(now i feel even dumber : some pity for me , thx ) :slight_smile:

#6

To KevinWorkman :
like i wrote , the code isn’t mine , it’s from a youtube tutorial :

I don’t have the skills to judge if it’s a good one or not …

#7

Fair enough. I will say that if that’s the code from the tutorial, you might want to consider using a different tutorial.

#8

Judging by that code and the episode names, I’m gonna say it’s bad.
Most youtube tutorials are bad.

He also has the code on github but uses folders instead commits/tags to actually do the versioning…

#9

Watching videos about how to code is as pointless as reading about how to dance.

#10

[quote]Watching videos about how to code is as pointless as reading about how to dance.
[/quote]
This made my day haha :’)

But it is good to watch videos how to code to compare with your own.