Originally posted by: Jehangir
This seems to be cool
ReplyOriginally posted by: Eric
Animate window could not work if the window is not top most window.
ReplyOriginally posted by: walca
I read VC++ help files...and included <windows.h> and <winuser.h>.
I also do link with "user32.lib".
But It's not working in my computer(Win2k).
What I do set options...?
Compile error occured like below,
'AnimateWindow' : undeclared identifier
'AW_BLEND' : undeclared identifier
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Originally posted by: Eric
AnimateWindow with AW_BLEND just for Fade in not fade out!!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Alexi Jordanov
I try to apply this to Java frame. It's work fine with JView - the Java with best GUI on Win32 that I have ever seen. But there is a problem with Sun JDK 1.2.2. The entire frame is painted well and after this it became gray (color of the background). If I try to resize frame to force paint of frame I receive the same effect. Unfortunately many people use Sun JDK because is standart Java VM.
Does any one know how this problem can eliminated?!
Regards, Alex
ReplyOriginally posted by: Jaims
Hi there, I ran this demo on mi machine (P-II 500Mhz, Win98) and I couldn't see any fading effect. Simplely the windows closed the normal way!!!
ReplyOriginally posted by: Desert Little
I testing the code,
but got undeclared identifier
what the value about the two macro?
or where the defined?
thx!
Originally posted by: neteat
but ...
how to implement fade show when create window .
It is a cool show .
Hi! The solution you provided has one problem: I am using MFC (dialog based app) and the problem is that all the controls in a dialog box wont appear smoothly. Only the main window is shown smootly. Other controls appear only when the loop in OnPaint() terminates. Do you have an idea how can I solve it (so the controls appear smoothly as well)? thanks, krompo krompo
ReplyOriginally posted by: Mohammad A. Salah
Win 2000/XP just support layered window property.I will update this article as soon as possible...
ReplyOriginally posted by: pete
The effect is very cool, and I added it to our current project, but before all 4 developers got a chance to use it, we found that it was a real mess on one of the machines (caused invalidation and drawing problems), so I wouldn't recommend it for anything that doesn't already expect a good video card with bug-free drivers.
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