Window form the application is running in. In Windows this is done with Windows Forms or WPF.
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Namespace: DeltaEngine.CoreAssembly: DeltaEngine (in DeltaEngine.dll) Version: 1.1.1.0 (1.1.1)
Syntax
The Window type exposes the following members.
Methods
Name | Description | |
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CloseAfterFrame | ||
CopyTextToClipboard | ||
Present | ||
SetCursorIcon | ||
SetFullscreen | ||
SetWindowed | ||
ShowMessageBox |
Properties
Name | Description | |
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BackgroundColor | ||
Handle | ||
IsClosing | ||
IsFullscreen | ||
IsVisible | ||
IsWindowsFormAndNotJustAPanel | ||
Orientation | ||
PixelPosition | ||
ShowCursor | ||
Title | ||
TotalPixelSize | ||
ViewportPixelPosition | ||
ViewportPixelSize |
Events
Name | Description | |
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FullscreenChanged | ||
OrientationChanged | ||
ViewportSizeChanged |
Remarks
Examples
[Test] public void CreateWindow() { Assert.IsTrue(window.IsVisible); }
[Test] public void SetAndGetTitle() { window.Title = "TestTitle"; Assert.AreEqual("TestTitle", window.Title); }
[Test] public void ChangeTotalSize() { Assert.AreEqual(new Size(320, 180), window.ViewportPixelSize); Size changedSize = window.TotalPixelSize; window.ViewportSizeChanged += size => changedSize = size; window.ViewportPixelSize = new Size(200, 200); Assert.AreEqual(new Size(200, 200), window.ViewportPixelSize); Assert.IsTrue(window.ViewportPixelSize.Width <= 200); Assert.IsTrue(window.ViewportPixelSize.Height <= 200); Assert.IsTrue(changedSize.Width <= 200); Assert.IsTrue(changedSize.Height <= 200); }
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