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Originally posted by Patchou
I see... well, in order to do this kind of thing, you would probably be much better off creating the window yourself with a direct call to CreateWindowEx().
How would I subclass this window then if I create it myself? I can't so I am stuck using Plus! windows.
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Originally posted by Patchou
But if you really want to try continuing to use Plus! windows for this, try adding option 0x100 to your CreateWnd() call
Is this undocumented? I create it with 1 so that the window is hidden
Ok so 0x100 worked but I had to make a few changes to the xml file so that the user can't see the window being shown then resized but whatever that part is fixed.
Now another problem. Here is the section from the windows xml
code:
<WindowTmpl>
<Corners Shape="Rectangle">
<RoundSize>0</RoundSize>
</Corners>
</WindowTmpl>
With setting that style you would assume the windows corners would be square however as shown in the graphic this is not the case: