Dimitri
Dimitri
No, if the window is already fullscreen or already borderless, I want to make sure we don't change the window's styles.
This is not caused by adding the system tray. This behaved this way in 2.0.0
This issue is likely caused by children windows being drawn in the main window. Will likely need to handle mouse clicks inside the children windows and set focus to the...
The likely solution is drawing the tabs manually instead of from a resource. The tab windows should be fine to show a resource object.
This should be quite easy to cpack
The use of system-wide hotkeys will not work as it blocks the key from being used in other applications. Need a new approach
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/menurc/using-keyboard-accelerators#creating-a-run-time-accelerator-table https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/learnwin32/accelerator-tables
I would make quest a class, which allows the user to create multiple quests, and give them access to a public member that is like: ```py class Quest: # ~~~...
You could my extending the class ```py class MutilLevelQuest(Quest): self.stepsCompleted = 0 self.stepsNeeded = 4 def completeStep() self.StepsCompleted++ #... code here ``` It will have the same functions the regular...
Minimizing to tray can be surprisingly difficult using pure win32 api.