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问题 I need to create a watermark window(markHwnd) for some application windows on desktop, the watermark window style is: uint dwStyle = Win32API.WS_CLIPSIBLINGS | Win32API.WS_CLIPCHILDREN | Win32API.WS_POPUP; uint dwExStyle = Win32API.WS_EX_LAYERED | Win32API.WS_EX_TRANSPARENT | Win32API.WS_EX_NOACTIVATE | Win32API.WS_EX_NOPARENTNOTIFY | Win32API.WS_EX_TOOLWINDOW; markHwnd = Win32API.CreateWindowEx(dwExStyle, wndclassRegResult, ti.ToString(), dwStyle, 0, 0, 0, 0,IntPtr.Zero, IntPtr.Zero,

问题 I'm looking to achieve something similar to Bitly's Chrome Extension. It's not exactly frameless but the style of the title bar is minimal. Also, unlike other types of windows, in Mac OS you can maximize the main browser window and spawn Bitly's window on top. Neither window.open nor chrome.windows.create offer any options to remove the frame of a launched window. And when these windows are spawned from a fullscreen browser window (maximized) they are also maximized and cannot be used on top

问题 I'm looking to achieve something similar to Bitly's Chrome Extension. It's not exactly frameless but the style of the title bar is minimal. Also, unlike other types of windows, in Mac OS you can maximize the main browser window and spawn Bitly's window on top. Neither window.open nor chrome.windows.create offer any options to remove the frame of a launched window. And when these windows are spawned from a fullscreen browser window (maximized) they are also maximized and cannot be used on top

问题 I would like to learn aout the naming convetions in this language, this is explained in the official documentation?, if not how I could introduce to good Python practices? 回答1: As mentioned in the comments, you can reference the official Python style guide here. The naming conventions are here. You can also check out Google's Python style guide here, with naming conventions addressed here. Here are some highlights from Google: Names to avoid single character names, except for counters or

问题 I've got an application which has several child windows. For user experience reasons, sometimes we want to re-use these windows instead of always opening new ones. So the main window has two child windows, A and B. The user is using Child A. As a result of their action in Child A, we wish to focus Child B and perform an action on it. I have complete control of the source for all windows involved. Unfortunately, it seems like Child A no longer has the right to focus Child B in Chrome. The main

问题 I've got an application which has several child windows. For user experience reasons, sometimes we want to re-use these windows instead of always opening new ones. So the main window has two child windows, A and B. The user is using Child A. As a result of their action in Child A, we wish to focus Child B and perform an action on it. I have complete control of the source for all windows involved. Unfortunately, it seems like Child A no longer has the right to focus Child B in Chrome. The main

问题 Is there a way to force GCC and/or Clang compiler to use LP64 data model when targeting Windows (ignoring that Windows use LLP64 data model)? 回答1: No, because the requested capability would not work You are "targeting Windows", presumably meaning you want the compiler to produce code that will run under Windows in the usual way. In order to do that, the program must invoke functions in the Windows API. There are effectively three versions of the Windows API: win16, win32, and win64. Since you

问题 Is there a way to force GCC and/or Clang compiler to use LP64 data model when targeting Windows (ignoring that Windows use LLP64 data model)? 回答1: No, because the requested capability would not work You are "targeting Windows", presumably meaning you want the compiler to produce code that will run under Windows in the usual way. In order to do that, the program must invoke functions in the Windows API. There are effectively three versions of the Windows API: win16, win32, and win64. Since you

问题 I am new to Intellij Idea plugin development. So I am developing a simple plugin to print a string value in a tool window(similar to console window)! There are less examples when I searched the web! I have a slight understanding about the Intellij action system but is unable to figure out how to register the necessary action in the plugin.xml to print the string in a tool window! Following is my code import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem.AnAction; import com.intellij.openapi.actionSystem

问题 I'm wondering if it is possible by clicking and dragging a Tab to open a new window with what was in that Tab. If it's possible, I would like to also do the reverse: dragging the new window inside the Tabs (where it was in the first place). I don't know how should I start. I read in some forums that all must be coded but I don't know if Qt allows some facilities to do that? Here a code as a starting point: from PyQt5.QtGui import * from PyQt5.QtCore import * from PyQt5.QtWidgets import *