How to set window metal style with MaxGui???
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Hy to Everybody.....i've bought maxgui module but there poor instructions to use it.......I want to set a window metal style with the command createwindow.... How i can??? Thanks a lot in advance...... here the program: --------------------------------------------------------------- Local style = WINDOW_TITLEBAR|WINDOW_RESIZABLE|WINDOW_MENU|WINDOW_STATUS MyFirstWindow:TGadget=CreateWindow("try it", 200,200,320,240,Null,style=15) Repeat WaitEvent() Until EventID()=EVENT_WINDOWCLOSE End |
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That's something I'd like too. The manual makes you believe you could, but reality shows difrently. Oh... It's not that important. But still.... |
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Metal windows suck. Don't use them. |
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If there is a possibility.....why don't use it???? In the gui manual in the program ide , show the window metal ......why the guide is very poor?????? I have tryed to guess the number style.....but nothing happend...... |
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In the gui manual in the program ide , show the window metal You're right: ![]() But neither my my PC under Windows or Linux nor my Mac looks like those examples. That's because I'm using different themes in all cases: ![]() ![]() ![]() Since MaxGUI is system-level GUI, I think that each user's settings control how the windows & gadgets look with no way for MaxGUI to override that. I believe that it just uses whatever theme the user is using, which makes sense (since that's how the user wants to see things). |
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in OSX, to create a metal window you need to create it using the NSTexturedBackgroundWindowMask style mask. User-settings do not affect the style of OSX windows. A new maxgui "style" would need to be added for OSX for you to pass when creating a window, to enable the metal window functionality... Not a big job, I wouldn't think. I would whip up some code, but my Mac is still at the docs... |