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Re: Fading in Windows
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Re: Fading in Windows


  • Subject: Re: Fading in Windows
  • From: Jim Witte <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 26 Apr 2004 15:59:27 -0500

I have seen FadeTest before I was wanting it to fade in instead of out on
launch of application and when window pop on screen.

Could you use one of the delegate methods that is called after the window is ready to be drawn, but now actually shown (WindowWillDraw or something like that?), and use the same trick to bring the opacity up from 0 to 100?

Another bit I noticed about FadeTest is that it sets the alpha value of the window, which cases it to not just fade out, but also "turn gray". Is alpha value then different from opacity (which I would take to cause the view behind the window to "show through" progressively as the non-white parts of the window graphic itself got dimmer)?

Jim Witte
email@hidden
Indiana University CS
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