gui stuff

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two things

i'm drawing text over the part of my guiwindowctrl so that it's stopping the dragging of that window. is there a way to make it even if i drag the text it'll drag the window?

how can i tell once a gui has been closed [by the x in the corner] [is there a function?]

[Crow]

Second issue:

Originally Posted by wiki.graal.net

onCloseQuery() - is invoked when the user clicks on the close-button of a window and closequery=true; the script should then either hide or destroy the window; if closequery=false then the window is just hidden (not destroyed)

[Chompy]

onCloseQuery() is triggered when you have closequery=true; in the gui (You have to script the hiding/destroy of the gui then yourself)


And, adjust the window while you drag the text? Or is the window bickering then?

[[email protected]]

thanks


well, on the guiwindowctrl i didn't use the 'text=stuff', instead i made my own text guitextctrl and re-positioned that over the part that allows dragging of the guiwindowctrl, i basically want to push that text back and so that the window is selected instead of the text for dragging

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by [email protected]

well, on the guiwindowctrl i didn't use the 'text=stuff', instead i made my own text guitextctrl and re-positioned that over the part that allows dragging of the guiwindowctrl, i basically want to push that text back and so that the window is selected instead of the text for dragging

Just create the GuiTextCtrl as a child to GuiWindowCtrl and have it positioned up there?

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well, the position of the GuiTextCtrl is still blocking it, unless you mean there is a command to do that...?

Basically, it goes:

guiWindowCtrl() {
  //stuff
  guiTextCtrl() {
    position = {x, - 30}; //Will draw it on the guiWindowCtrl tab
  }
}

[xXziroXx]

Oh, you mean like that... well... I don't think there's a way around making it not stealing focus, you can manually script so that if you "select" the text control and move the pointer, it behaves the same as the GuiWindowCtrl would.

[Inverness]

In the text that's drawn over the window, set active = false;

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Inverness

In the text that's drawn over the window, set active = false;

Duh.

[Inverness]

Originally Posted by xXziroXx

Duh.

I'll assume you were calling yourself a noob.

I mean its not like setting active to false in a GUI control makes it so it doesn't steal focus right?

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inverness you rock my world

[xXziroXx]

Originally Posted by Inverness

I'll assume you were calling yourself a noob.

Good assumption there, Inverness-kun.