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freak wrote: ↑Sun Jan 21, 2024 2:40 pm There are a lot of uses for borderless windows where a taskbar button is not desired. For example the AutoComplete window in the IDE.

Sure, but what's the point of having a taskbar button, but it doesn't work in the normal way? Wouldn't it be better to either have a taskbar button or not have it?

The feature request is here.

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I agree, the taskbar button should behave consistently. And this behaviour is normal, so I'm sure most people would want it for their programs.

That's perfect, Chris. Thank you very much.

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Hopefully this will be added for PB's native WebViewGadget.

On Windows, the default behaviour is that clicking on an app in the taskbar will toggle the app's window size. If it is minimised, it will maximise. If it is maximised, it will minimise. With PB, in order to have this default behaviour, you need to add the minimise gadget: win = OpenWindow(#PB_Any,0...

That's perfect, Spikey. Thank you very much.

I'm struggling to get to grips with the JSON library. Let's say that I have a JSON like this: [ "saveObject", "task8nv7a6o", "{\"text\":\"tedrt227\",\"project\":\"projpfrzfw5\",\"sequel\":[],\"dl_created\":\"20...

I love the new WebViewGadget, but one thing that is missing is the ability to track anything going wrong in the javascript. In a browser, this kind of thing is reported in the console. Is there any way, or will be there be any way, to access this in the WebViewGadget?

A useful helper function: Procedure.i GrabImageRotatedCentredAt(simg.i,nimg.i,cx.d,cy.d,w.d,h.d,rot.d) radia.d = Radian(rot-180) ncx.d = (Cos(radia)*(w/2))+cx ncy.d = (Sin(radia)*(w/2))+cy radia.d = Radian(rot-90) ncx2.d = (Cos(radia)*(h/2))+ncx ncy2.d = (Sin(radia)*(h/2))+ncy ProcedureReturn GrabIm...

Ah! I managed it. Procedure.i GrabImageRotated(source_img.i,new_img.i,x.d,y.d,w.d,h.d,rot.d) img.i = CreateImage(new_img,w,h,32,#PB_Image_Transparent) If Not img ProcedureReturn #False EndIf StartVectorDrawing(ImageVectorOutput(img)) RotateCoordinates(0,0,-rot) MovePathCursor(-x,-y) DrawVectorImage(...

If I have the required x, y, width, height and rotation angle, is there a way to do GrabImage() but with the Vector Drawing library, to create a new image that is the required section, "unrotated"?