Titlebar-less application question

Derek Bump list at dreamscapesoftware.com
Mon Sep 10 13:07:03 EDT 2007


Hello Mark,

The issue you are describing with Question #1 is the intended behavior,
as a window with no decorations (title bar) is considered transient by
Revolution.

I originally felt this was a bug, and filed Report #3935
(http://quality.runrev.com/qacenter/show_bug.cgi?id=3935).  It's now an
enhancement request, and if you really want it implemented, you need to
vote for it.  What I'm hoping for is the following:

        set the taskBarButton of this stack to [true|false]

But that won't happen unless more people vote for the enhancement.

Regarding Question #2, it sounds like you want to make every window edge
resizeable.  The way I tacked the issue was to create 4 buttons for each
window border that each resized the window side appropriately.  Then I
created 4 more buttons to fill in the corners so each corner resizes as
a normal window would.


Derek Bump
Dreamscape Software
http://www.dreamscapesoftware.com


mfstuart wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I've created an application with no title bar, for WINXP (using Rev 2.8.1).
> I've added a handler for the user to drag the window/stack around - no
> problem. (thanx to this forum)
> 
> Q1.
> But when I use the Alt-Tab to switch application, I do not see the
> application in the dialog of open applications. Anyone know what to do to
> get the application to appear in the list of open applications?
> Also, I don't see the application on the task bar.
> 
> Q2. I have a resize-button in the bottom right of the window/stack - which
> works great (thanx to this forum), but would also like to allow the user to
> mouse-over the edge of the window/stack and allow them to resize that way,
> with the dragging the mouse while down.
> 
> The whole issue here is that I have removed the Title bar of the stack and
> now I have to do all this extra work for resizing. This is not a problem,
> just don't know how to approach this issue.
> 
> Anyone with help on this?
> 
> Thanx,
> Mark Stuart



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