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diff --git a/info/blueshift.texinfo b/info/blueshift.texinfo index 89c7bde..d130bb3 100644 --- a/info/blueshift.texinfo +++ b/info/blueshift.texinfo @@ -1640,7 +1640,7 @@ curves) are @code{drm} and @code{drm_get}, respectively. The parameters are exactly the same for the DRM functions as they are for the RandR functions: @code{screen} is still -named @code{screee} instead of @code{card}, +named @code{screen} instead of @code{card}, and @code{display} is still present but has not effect. @@ -1702,21 +1702,6 @@ GDI, except the functions are named @code{quartz} and @code{quartz_get}, respectively. -@c TODO resolve this (Windows and Mac OS X) -Be aware than the following may change -in a future version of Blueshift as support -for Windows and Mac OS X increases. - -Both Windows GDI and Quartz have support -for getting the number of available CRTC:s. -It is however not as full featured as for -RandR and DRM so @code{list_screens} cannot -be used. Instead, use the functions -@code{w32gdi_crtc_count} and -@code{quartz_crtc_count}, respectively. -They take no arguments and return an integer -with the number of available CRTC:s. - Quartz also have support for resetting the adjustment on each and every monitor on the system to this on ColorSync. To perform @@ -1724,20 +1709,6 @@ this action run the function @code{quartz_restore}. It takes no arguments and does not return any value. -Again, the support for Windows and Mac OS X, is -minimal. For now, if you want to use either of -@code{w32gdi_crtc_count}, @code{quartz_crtc_count} -and @code{quartz_restore} before Windows GDI -or Quartz have been used via @code{w32gdi}, -@code{w32gdi_get}, @code{quartz} or @code{quartz_get}, -you will have to initialise them. The easiest -way to do this is to just run @code{w32gdi_get} -or @code{quartz_get}. Another way to do this -is to run @code{w32gdi_open} or @code{quartz_open} -and when done run @code{w32gdi_close} or -@code{quartz_close}. Neither of these functions -take any arguments nor returns any value. - @node Optimising @section Optimising |