Actually, this is already on the agendaPEB wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 3:12 am Please also add this to the list:
*Support for SetTrayIcon() with RapaGUI.
Fire (and handle) custom events
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- New: RapaGUI now supports inter-process communication via Hollywood's CreatePort() and SendMessage()
functions; this is especially useful on macOS and Linux where Hollywood doesn't have inbuilt IPC support
yet; you can just use RapaGUI now to workaround this Hollywood limit
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Awesome!
Thanks, Andreas!
Thanks, Andreas!
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PEB wrote: ↑Sun Nov 10, 2019 3:12 am Please also add this to the list:
*Support for SetTrayIcon() with RapaGUI.
Thanks.
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- New [Windows]: RapaGUI also supports Hollywood's SetTrayIcon() function now which can be used to install
an icon in the system tray for your app
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PEB wrote: ↑Tue Sep 24, 2019 10:05 pm Off topic (though related to RapaGUI 2.0):
Not wanting to add more to your workload, but I was wondering if functions such as HidePointer() will work with Hollywood displays inside RapaGUI windows in version 2.0?
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- New: Hollywood class supports Hollywood's SetPointer(), HidePointer(), ShowPointer(), and MovePointer()
functions now; this allows you to set the mouse pointer that should be shown when the mouse is over
a widget of type Hollywood class