Joel de Guzman

> > To me closed means also destroyed, which is not what most of implementations do: > > That is obvious. Let me be more clear: Element's window does not...

> Let me be more clear: Element's window does not own its view. Only the view destroys the elements it contains. But also take note that even child elements in...

> I've already dealt with this in the past with gtk3 and win32, but was many years ago, if needed I can help with gtk3 ATM. That would be great....

> > I've already dealt with this in the past with gtk3 and win32, but was many years ago, if needed I can help with gtk3 ATM. > > That...

> * `close()`: a method that tells a window to be closed (destroyed), unless some close event/signal is ignored/skipped > * `open()`: I think I never seen this, which usually...

Implemented `hide()` and `show()` in `window_dev` branch (MacOS for now)

Take note that vtiles and htiles are meant for top-level *fluid* layout. You should avoid using them for lists inside scrollbars. For non-fluid layout, you should use lists instead. Take...

Removing the odd super nested `htile` makes it go fast in both debug and release modes. If you can tell me your use-case why you did that, I can show...

Again, if you can show me a specific and clear use-case, I'd be glad to show you how to do it. Take note that the ActiveList example has thousands of...

Try this: ``` /*================================================================================================= Copyright (c) 2016-2023 Joel de Guzman Distributed under the MIT License (https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT) =================================================================================================*/ #include namespace elements = cycfi::elements; namespace artist = cycfi::artist; using namespace elements; //...