@ward, I have a question. In win32 api, we can easily fix the location and size of a control. But in your guiLib, i cant set the button's size and location properly. The button is somewhat docked in the whole window. i.e., assume that i set the button size to (120, 50) and location to (50, 50), then when i run the code, the button is as big as the window. it covered entire window. How to fix this ? I think this is the wxpython style. In libraries like wx, since it is cross-platform, they need to arrange the control in a grid or something like that. But why would we need it in windows ? Please guide me if i am wrong.
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