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Ah, I should note my version info, sorry SSP 2.6.07 Windows NT 10.0.19043 |
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This behavior is by design because the OS forcibly minimizes all application windows when minimizing from taskbar. Userland applications cannot resist this behavior. |
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Ironically, because of the bug in SSP 2.6.08 that switches the OnWindowStateMinimize and OnWindowStateRestore events, my ghosts now continue to show until they have finished their minimization dialogue (provided I switch the events around to get the correct dialogue). With that being the case, I don't understand the point of the current behavior? Because it definitely *is* possible to leave the shell visible until the minimization dialogue completes, as this bug shows. So then, if it is a choice to have minimization from the task bar act differently, why only the shell? In the previous version of SSP, my ghost's shell would be invisible, but the sounds would still play and the balloon would still show the dialogue, until the script completed and it finished minimizing. I don't have a problem with the behavior being different if it's an intentional design choice. But it seems a bit strange to me that the balloon would still be visible and displaying text, if the intention is that the user could forcibly minimize the program by using the task bar. (Yes, I am now potentially shooting myself in the foot lol. I value consistency, what can I say) |
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22-6-12 New behavior.gif (124,332 bytes) 22-6-12_02 Old behavior (simulated).gif (60,483 bytes) |
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2.6.09 |
- Anonymous
