P Witte makes some magical things to make me read } Sorry for being such a pain, but I have some further questions: } } How do I position a PE window accurately? Problem is, I want to create a } button, to go into the button frame. Im hoping to use a standard Window } Definition with a single Loose Item. If I use a window with a border width } of 1 and then use wm.prpos, my button overlaps part of the adjacent button. } (This occurs even when my button's x-origen is divisible by 4). If I use a } borderless window, ie border width 0, there is no problem, except as below: } } In certain circumstances, I want to be able to liberate the button from the } Button Frame and then, after doing whatever to it, put it back again } (automatically, ie not using wm.chwin). wm.prpos makes it jump all over } the place!
Your window definition or your call to wm.prpos might have some distance relative to the pointer/cursor/mouse/"whatever you call it". (or some random, uninitialised fields...) To put a button on the button frame, you should call bt_prpos and only rely on wm_prpos when it fails (aka no button frame!). Example of C code for a 'text' or 'picture' button can be found in xmenu sources. (Menu_Button_Text() and Menu_Button_Logo()), available at http://jgrimbert.free.fr/ql/download.html http://jgrimbert.free.fr/ql/download/xmenusrc.zip Direct assembly should not be too different from C.
