OK, that will teach me to post code before I run into head-scratching
problems :)
You can set the color-key area to be totally transparent, or you can set
the window to be a variable level of translucent, or both... but it
appears you cannot set a color-key area to be partially transparent, it
They will fail < 2000, it wasn't available until 2000
Steve Loughran wrote:
oh, these only work on windows 2000 and above. I havent tested them on
anything before that (my VMWare install is on the box i`m rebuilding),
but I`m guessing the WIN32::API import call will fail on < win2000
Steve
S
oh, these only work on windows 2000 and above. I havent tested them on
anything before that (my VMWare install is on the box i`m rebuilding),
but I`m guessing the WIN32::API import call will fail on < win2000
Steve
Steve Loughran wrote:
here we go, a very rough idea of how I managed to get it
here we go, a very rough idea of how I managed to get it to work. (Am
doing a reinstall at the moment on the other machine, so things are a
bit of a mess here right now)
You will need to cut-n-paste the relevant pieces into your code, but I
hope its clear enough. I haven't managed to get trans
Yeah I would be - perhaps we could add SetLayeredWindowAttributes to the core?
Cheers,
Jez.
-Original Message-
From: "Steve Loughran" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "perl-win32-gui-users@lists.sourceforge.net"
Sent: 21/11/06 09:41
Subject: Re: [perl-win32-gui-users] [win32-gui] SetLayeredWind
I managed to get window translucency and transparency working pretty
quickly. If anyone is interested, I can post some info about it.
Steve
Robert May wrote:
Steve Loughran wrote:
Just a quickie... I can find references in Win32::GUI to SetWindowLong()
but no mention of SetLayeredWindowAttri
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