Yeah, right, SetGadgetShape() does the trick... BUT: Who would have guessed that a function with that name would actually reposition a window?? You'd expect something like setX(), setY(), setPosition(), moveWindow() - something that lets you know is has something to do with coordinates.
Anyway, again something new learned. ;-)
Regarding your mentioning of undocumented features: How is one supposed to use or even know of a feature when it is not documented? Which is why I first said 'according to the documentation...'
I general, I don't like or recommend using undocumented features, even if I know about them. Usually they are subject to change, might get dismissed entirely or do not function well. There usually are some good reasons why a feature is not documented.
Anyway, again something new learned. ;-)
Regarding your mentioning of undocumented features: How is one supposed to use or even know of a feature when it is not documented? Which is why I first said 'according to the documentation...'
I general, I don't like or recommend using undocumented features, even if I know about them. Usually they are subject to change, might get dismissed entirely or do not function well. There usually are some good reasons why a feature is not documented.