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Chris,

Why do you call delegates (or event class instances or whatever) "click" and the internally called member function "onClick"? Is that the Windows Forms convention? (I find the other way arou ...

I forgot to mention the form creates children in its constructor and sets their parent property. I assume that creates the handle?

In any case, IMHO forms should be hidden unless explictly specifie ...

Too verbose.

with(myControl)
setBounds(left, top, width, 150)

... is much longer than

myControl.setBounds(-1, -1, -1, 150);

Instantiating a form automatically creates the handle here (latest snapshot) ...

Found out that if you call "hide()" in the constructor of the form you want to show modally, it will not be visible first and then hidden but never be visible until you explicitly call any of the "sho ...

I often want to set more than one property, but less than all four. It would be nice if you could do something like:

setBounds(newX, -1, newWidth, -1);

... where -1 means "keep the current value ...

Now after several test runs I noticed that the form is indeed first visible, then hidden, then shown again (for showDialog to work it needs to be hidden).

I think it would be more intuitive if form ...

Nevermind, there is Smile

MyForm form = new MyForm;
form.hide();
form.showDialog(this);

Is there any support for showing forms modally?

Okay thanks, I uploaded the examples as an add-on. BTW, did you create DFL for an application you are developing? If yes, are you allowed to reveal its name?

Vathix, is it possible to upload files to the DFL wiki? I've cleaned up the controls I created and added them with a few examples including makefiles to an archive file.

Posting source code here is ...

It does not support them yet. I've added functionality to it that allows you to set an image list and specify which image should be displayed next to an item.

I'll clean it up a little and post it ...

Does the ListView control support icons yet? If so, how do you add them?

EDITED: Usage of the ExtractIconEx and DrawIconEx function instead of ExtractIcon and DrawIcon resolved all icon size issues! So the button is now able to display both small icons and big icons, which ...

Some screenshots:

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