Johan Nilsson wrote:
"John Torjo" <john.lists@torjo.com> wrote in message news:412445C5.3060007@torjo.com...
Then engineer the library on top of that. This would simplify x-platform development... the problem is working out the right abstraction.
Exactly! But is there any ;) ? One interesting point is: in Windows, once you create a window on a thread, you'll only receive messages in that thread.
Unless you use 'AttachThreadInput' (ref MSDN docs).
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