natiny.window.set_state

natiny.window.set_state(win, state)

Requests one of four exclusive window states: normal, minimized, maximized or fullscreen.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description
`win`	`number`	Window handle from `natiny.window.create`
`state`	`number`	One of the constants below

States

Constant	Desktop	Web	Android
`natiny.window.STATE_NORMAL`	Restores the window from minimized, maximized or fullscreen	Leaves fullscreen	Shows the status bar
`natiny.window.STATE_MINIMIZED`	Minimizes the window	No effect	No effect
`natiny.window.STATE_MAXIMIZED`	Maximizes the window	No effect	No effect
`natiny.window.STATE_FULLSCREEN`	Borderless fullscreen on the monitor the window is mostly on	Fullscreen API	Hides the status bar

The requested state replaces the current state. For example, requesting natiny.window.STATE_MAXIMIZED for a fullscreen window leaves fullscreen before maximizing the window.

Example

if natiny.input.get_key_pressed(natiny.input.KEY_F11) then
    if natiny.window.get_state(win) == natiny.window.STATE_FULLSCREEN then
        natiny.window.set_state(win, natiny.window.STATE_NORMAL)
    else
        natiny.window.set_state(win, natiny.window.STATE_FULLSCREEN)
    end
end

Notes

Web and Android builds support only natiny.window.STATE_NORMAL and natiny.window.STATE_FULLSCREEN. Other states have no effect.
On Android, fullscreen hides the status bar but does not hide the navigation bar.