Command to minimize the program window to the tray
Quote from leopold on September 19, 2022, 10:47 pmGood day to you all!
I need to make a button to minimize the application to the tray, but not to use the regular minimize button.
What command should I use to do this?
Respectively, what command should I use to restore the program window?
Good day to you all!
I need to make a button to minimize the application to the tray, but not to use the regular minimize button.
What command should I use to do this?
Respectively, what command should I use to restore the program window?
Quote from emo on September 19, 2022, 11:23 pm@leopold
SetVar "[WindowState]" "Minimized"
.The display state of the publication window (Normal, Minimized or Maximized)
https://winhelp.visualneo.com/Actions.html
SetVar "[WindowState]" "Minimized"
.The display state of the publication window (Normal, Minimized or Maximized)
https://winhelp.visualneo.com/Actions.html
Quote from fkapnist on September 19, 2022, 11:56 pmIn the App Properties (Size/Color/Type) You can make your Application Type a "System Tray Application (EXE)."
Open it in normal or maximized state from the startup. Then when it is minimized, it will go to the system tray.
To restore it, click on its icon in the system tray.
In the App Properties (Size/Color/Type) You can make your Application Type a "System Tray Application (EXE)."
Open it in normal or maximized state from the startup. Then when it is minimized, it will go to the system tray.
To restore it, click on its icon in the system tray.
Quote from leopold on September 20, 2022, 12:31 amColleagues, thank you!
SetVar "[WindowState]" "Minimized"
worked very well for the task
Colleagues, thank you!
SetVar "[WindowState]" "Minimized"
worked very well for the task
Quote from leopold on September 20, 2022, 8:19 pmBut why doesn't the state of the variable change in the debugger when minimizing and maximizing the window?
There are no events in the Variables tab at all, although the global variable changes its value when minimizing/restoring the window.
But why doesn't the state of the variable change in the debugger when minimizing and maximizing the window?
There are no events in the Variables tab at all, although the global variable changes its value when minimizing/restoring the window.
Quote from fkapnist on September 21, 2022, 12:43 amQuote from leopold on September 20, 2022, 8:19 pmBut why doesn't the state of the variable change in the debugger when minimizing and maximizing the window?
There are no events in the Variables tab at all, although the global variable changes its value when minimizing/restoring the window.Just create a local (author defined) variable from the global one
SetVar "[MyWindowState]" "[WindowState]"
You will then see MyWindowState in your debugger variable list with either normal, minimized, maximized
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Actually, you're right.
The windows state variable is always Normal in the debugger, no matter what. I don't know why
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It does work
if you put
SetVar "[MyWindowState]" "[WindowState]"
in the "App Properties>Actions>Resized" tab
Quote from leopold on September 20, 2022, 8:19 pmBut why doesn't the state of the variable change in the debugger when minimizing and maximizing the window?
There are no events in the Variables tab at all, although the global variable changes its value when minimizing/restoring the window.
Just create a local (author defined) variable from the global one
SetVar "[MyWindowState]" "[WindowState]"
You will then see MyWindowState in your debugger variable list with either normal, minimized, maximized
...................................
Actually, you're right.
The windows state variable is always Normal in the debugger, no matter what. I don't know why
........
It does work
if you put
SetVar "[MyWindowState]" "[WindowState]"
in the "App Properties>Actions>Resized" tab