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BarryG wrote: Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:07 am Does this mean I can use it on windows that are created on-the-fly now? Like for my app where the number of windows is indeterminate and are opened/closed during runtime of my app?

Yes it should work now for windows created on-the-fly.
Once the new Window is created with all its Gadgets, just call SetObjColor() again.

When calling SetObjColor(), the enumeration (PB_Object_Enumerate) is always done now and the new Window and new Gadgets are written in the map. Then put in hierarchy with the backgound colors.
When a window is closed, the window and its child gadgets are removed from the map and the brushes are also released.
Just for info, in case, I won't be home the next 3 days.

ChrisR wrote: Sat Jan 28, 2023 2:37 amJust for info, in case, I won't be home the next 3 days.

LOL, I understand what you're getting at. I won't download/test it for a while anyway, as I have other priorities right now. Just wanted to confirm it does what I think you said, and now I know. Noted for future implementation, and many thanks for adding this new way of doing it. Appreciate it!

Hi,

Ah yes not bad at all, very very good, thank you very much ChrisR !

Excellent work!

I've noticed a coloring issue with the ListIconGadget though, when resizing columns (or if the listicon is simply wider than the column set)