Multiple windows
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How can I create multiple windows while keeping them all active? (everything Ive seen disables the parent window untill the new window is destroyed :( )
How can I force these "child" windows to remain inside the parent windows area
If I want to use d3d with more than one window what do I need to do?
All you need to do is *tips hat* use the other windows handle within the Present routine, or *giggles* use swap chaining.
I can't imagine there being a way to keep all windows active simultaneously
I can't imagine there being a way to keep all windows active simultaneously
If you are using Win32, you are going to have an extremely hard time getting all of the window code to work properly. I think the effect you are going for is MDI. You could probably end up Googling around for some information on it.
While I believe the OP was talking about something different (ie. having more than one non-modal form), it IS indeed possible to keep more than one window active, or at least make it look like they are all active, which is the same thing really.
Quote:I can't imagine there being a way to keep all windows active simultaneously
While I believe the OP was talking about something different (ie. having more than one non-modal form), it IS indeed possible to keep more than one window active, or at least make it look like they are all active, which is the same thing really.
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