Hallo Sieghard. >> So I did make public onmouseevent for mseSimpleWidget: >> In msewidgets.pas, added in parent class of simplewidget this: ... >> And recompiled ideU with it.
> So it's useable with ideU only, not with the regular mseide? No, msewidgets.pas is part of msegui code. But to make it usable with MSEide you need to re-compile mseide with updated msewidgets.pas. ... >> ..., now the rounded clock can move. > If you really need that? As written otherwise, on my system, under my > window manager, it's sufficient to hold the "Alt" key in conjunction > with the right mouse bitton to move the window, even if it has no frame. Ha I did not know this, I will try. > Are you restricted to use Windows, perhaps? Hum, I dont have Windows installed, I have to check if it works on Windows too. >> What do you think to make onmouseevent public for SimpleWidget? > If you need it, why not do so? I mean, if make it public in official msegui source, should it make problems? >CAN msegui still claim any popularity? Difficult to say. In GitHub there is a option for people that has administration right (you are more welcome to become one) https://github.com/mse-org/mseide-msegui/graphs/traffic It gives a graphic of last 15 days traffic. The average is +- 80 new visitors each 2 weeks. And for september +-100 new visitors for 2 first weeks. I agree it is not many but still > 0. ;-) > BTW, the MSEclock on my web site isn't "finished" in any way. Yes, of course, but imho, it will be a nice demo to show how shaped-form, multi-languages, ... work. Thanks Sieghard. And have lot of fun. Fre;D
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