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I made a Custom Windows Titlebar in ImGui #6951
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Hi, please post this in the Gallery instead |
Hello, Thanks for sharing your code. I think this align with the general sentiment of #3680 #3350, and generally adding more imgui->platform forwarding controls such as the ability to move a platform window but also minimize/maximize (#3486). Also see e.g. #6162 which has code. I'm all for our multi-viewport system and backends supporting ways to do this, but we'd need sensible cross-platform solution which are more work. I think I will work on a Windows only proof of concept for this so I have more understanding of what dear imgui could provide and so we could share correct code. As per your code, I can see a few issues:
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ImGui is an incredible framework for our cross platform GUI. We are also realizing that each OS user expects the windows (multi viewports) to behave more like a native window, implementing minimize etc from the title bar. Has there been any progress on this front? We'd be happy to sponsor efforts here if it's possible. |
I would like to use ImGUI as GUI for normal desktop applications, but dont really like the Windows default Titlebar and so made my own:
2023-10-22.21-36-21.mp4
ImGUI: v1.89.9
Render: DirectX 9 (something that old PC still support, as I think OpenGL might not be supported by some old hardware).
(but as most code is Windows API dependet, this should also work on other Renders)
Includes:
Code:
Modified WndProc Function form Dx9 Example to Achieve this
Should work for Windows Vista/7/8/10
Maybe this can be added into IMGUI, but should maybe be improved/optimized...
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