Method onFullScreen

Plugins/org.mitk.gui.qt.ext/src/QmitkExtWorkbenchWindowAdvisor.cpp:1276–1305

}

void QmitkExtWorkbenchWindowAdvisorHack::onFullScreen()
{
  auto window = berry::PlatformUI::GetWorkbench()->GetActiveWorkbenchWindow();
  auto* mainWindow = qobject_cast<QMainWindow*>(window->GetShell()->GetControl());
  if (nullptr == mainWindow)
    return;

#ifdef __APPLE__
  mainWindow->isFullScreen() ? mainWindow->showNormal() : mainWindow->showFullScreen();
#else
  // Toggle borderless full-screen. See SetBorderlessFullScreen for why true
  // full-screen is avoided off macOS. The original flags are saved so the
  // decorations can be restored on exit.
  if (mainWindow->property("mitkBorderlessFullScreen").toBool())
  {
    mainWindow->setProperty("mitkBorderlessFullScreen", false);
    mainWindow->setWindowFlags(Qt::WindowFlags(mainWindow->property("mitkWindowedFlags").toInt()));
    mainWindow->setGeometry(mainWindow->property("mitkWindowedGeometry").toRect());
  }
  else
  {
    mainWindow->setProperty("mitkBorderlessFullScreen", true);
    mainWindow->setProperty("mitkWindowedFlags", static_cast<int>(mainWindow->windowFlags()));
    mainWindow->setProperty("mitkWindowedGeometry", mainWindow->geometry());
    SetBorderlessFullScreen(mainWindow);
  }

  mainWindow->show(); // setWindowFlags() hides the window
#endif
}

void QmitkExtWorkbenchWindowAdvisorHack::onIntro()
{