Shoutbox

The options parameter is a bit field so if you were using 0x0001 before, just set the option to 0x101 (0x1 + 0x100) and you will get what you want. This option is not documented because scripts are not supposed to use it, but well...

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Originally posted by Patchou
The options parameter is a bit field so if you were using 0x0001 before, just set the option to 0x101 (0x1 + 0x100) and you will get what you want. This option is not documented because scripts are not supposed to use it, but well...

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Ok so I can fix that but setting the corners to be rectangle they are still missing a pixel as posted here matty's reply to Patchou: Script Windows have an invisible titlebar/border.

bump....

Matty, I'll check this, don't worry. If it's a bug, it will be fixed

More side effects from using 0x100 when creating the window. When the window is maximized the custom plus! system tools (minimize, maximize/restore, close) are removed. You can subclass the window and detect when it is being Maximized and you can use the ShowWindow api to show them but this should be fixed on Plus! side

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Originally posted by matty
More side effects from using 0x100 when creating the window. When the window is maximized the custom plus! system tools (minimize, maximize/restore, close) are removed. You can subclass the window and detect when it is being Maximized and you can use the ShowWindow api to show them but this should be fixed on Plus! side

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I'd say that's because the title bar is removed. When you maximize a "regular" Plus! window, the buttons are hidden since the title bar is shown and contains native min-max-close buttons. So, if you'd remove that title bar, well, you'd lose those buttons too.

Although this is a hidden option and shouldn't be used in scripts, I agree with Matty that it should be fixed in some way.

code:

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function OnWindowIdEvent_MessageNotification(pPlusWnd, nMessage, wParam, lParam) {
    switch (nMessage){
        case 0x5 /* WM_SIZE */:
            if (wParam === 2 /* SIZE_MAXIMIZED */) {
                Interop.Call('user32', 'ShowWindow', pPlusWnd.GetControlHandle('BaseBtnMinimise'), 5 /* SW_SHOW */);
                Interop.Call('user32', 'ShowWindow', pPlusWnd.GetControlHandle('BaseBtnMaximise'), 5 /* SW_SHOW */);
                Interop.Call('user32', 'ShowWindow', pPlusWnd.GetControlHandle('BaseBtnCancel'), 5 /* SW_SHOW */);
            }
        break;
    }
}

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Simple as that as far as a work around.