Is it possible to add a hook when the client moves or resizes the default (Or other) windows?
It would be really handy for aligning a lot of features in your game.
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 Jul 29 2013, 7:39 am
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Jul 29 2013, 9:28 am
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Solomn Architect
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You would likely have to be able to access the window coordinates of the Windows API and check for a change, but you would have to have the overhead of that check to do it. There are no other functions called (to my knowledge) when you move a window, except for the OS's window position function. I've never really delved into the Windows API, so Cloud likely has more experience in the subject than I, but that's my speculation.
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http://www.byond.com/developer/Nadrew/WindowManager
You can catch resizes with that, but not movement. I had movement detection in it, but it was insanely resource-hungry so I removed it. | |
Could you reimplement it for research purposes? I really, really need somesuch functionality.
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Done, and updated -- just set the movement_tracking variable to 1 and you'll get updates when the window moves.
Keep in mind that until the mouse button is release on a movement call the system will think the window is continuously being moved. I'll investigate a bit later to see if I can split the two actions into an onmoving() and the existing onmove(). | |