Hi,
This is not directly related to Lazarus, but thought the developers
here know widget sets, so might be able to answer this.
In fpGUI, I create one window handle per form (window) and is shared
by all widgets on that form. LPTK (another widget set written in
Object Pascal) allocates a window handle for every widget. The LPTK
author says this is much easier to handle, causes simpler and shorter
code, and you don't have to take care of the clipping so much.
I was always in the impression that more window handles = more
resources = more memory.
What is the preferred way of doing this? What would be the benefit or
drawback of each? Do some platforms suffer when using more window
handles?
Regards,
- Graeme -
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