I was using some recursion hacks to get around this, but it appears that the latest 7.1 firmware released yesterday has fixed this issue.

I already have an roPosterScreen open underneath the roSGScreen. I tried doing that trick as well, with a facade screen always open under everything, but it didn't help. It's almost like closing the roSGScreen is sending a kill signal to the app as a whole.

Hello, I have an app that uses the roPosterScreen as my main menu and other legacy SDK screens for all others. I want to use the Scene Graph API's EPGGrid for just one screen in my app. I've got the grid working fine by itself, but when I close it and go back to the main menu, the app exits. I'm sho...

Thank you belltown for your insight into this problem. I did not know about that EPGGrid component. It looks great for implementing a TV listings grid. I had looked at the 2D API as well, but it looked like reinventing the wheel to make a simple grid.

I had thought about doing something like that, but it doesn't take into account the width of the font. Like 30 capital W's versus 30 lower case i's.

I think I'm going to explore the EPGGrid of the scene graph API to implement my project instead of ImageCanvas.

Hi all, I'm using an roImageCanvas to build a grid of rectangles that will make a grid for TV listings. Basically how I understand it is, you position your text on the screen via a TargetRect with an X, Y position and a length and width. The width of the TargetRect handles the wrapping great. If the...

Belltown, Great channel! I'm working on a project that could use something exactly like this. I saw you mentioned you used the Image Canvas component to build the grid. How did you handle text wrapping and knowing when to put in "..." to truncate a string? If a line does have to be wrapped...