Hi Micah, hi folks thanks for the new PG_WP_MARGIN property. This solves my problem. Just some words to the 'zoom'-button: I think the zoom-option like it's implemented at the moment isn't really what someone would expect. IMHO the zoom-button should be used to toggle between two modes. The 'divide screen and show all windows' and the 'one window gets the whole screen'-mode. So the use of the combo-box-task-list to shift to the next window makes really sense. I'm not talking about partially overlapping windows. That will generate a lot of trouble with clipping and all this stuff. But if one window occupies the whole space and if you shift to the next this window gets also the whole space (one allways on top) it's a good solution for a portable system with small screen. Is there really a need for rotating the windows on the screen as 'zoom' works at the moment ? What do you think ? > > Close Application: > > ------------------ > > If the user closes an application by the windows 'close'-button I've > > no > > chance to prevent him from doing that. > > I'm able to get the information that an app has been closed > > (PG_WE_CLOSE-event) but I can not show a 'Data changed - want to save > > before > > closing the app?'-dialog, so all data is lost. > > How can I get this behavior ? > > If you set an event handler for the PG_WP_CLOSE event, you can > display this > dialog box. Returning '1' from an event handler prevents > processing any further > handlers for the event. Since exiting on close is a built-in > event handler, > returning 1 will prevent closing the app. Oh .. I see. Thanks! Best regards, kitkat _______________________________________________ Pgui-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/pgui-devel
