I have a program that literally consists of a tray icon. No GUI is needed. However, when writing the win32 code, is it necessary to still initialize a hWnd object to be associated with the tray icon?
I have the following python (pygtk)开发者_开发技巧 program. When I move the mouse over the menu displayed, if clicked on the item in the tray the check boxes become checked and immediately unchecked a
I currently have a ContextMenu in C# WPF, displaying a MenuItem. This ContextMenu is then utilized by a TrayIcon.
I\'m trying to create an icon that displays a piece of text in the system tray. (Obviously, it won\'t be longer than a couple of characters.)
I have simple notification application, and I\'m using Qt 4.7.1 with C++ to write an applicatio开发者_如何转开发n that sits in the system tray. Every time a message comes; I need it to pop-up a window
Heya. Fina开发者_JS百科lly, after a lot of fiddling, I got a .rc-loaded context menu for my tray notify icon working. (Dialog based Windows API application, no MFC). However, in the various examples a
I\'ve a little problem with tray icon under windows. After my Qt application stopps (normal 开发者_如何转开发exit) the icon still remains in system bar. It disapears only when I move mouse cursor over
I\'ve seen a few implementations of tray-located apps now. Despite the urge to develop my own stuff, I think I\'d like to give this one a go : http://www.codeproject.com/KB/WPF/wpf_notifyicon.aspx
I cannot for the life of me get the freedesktop.xorg \"system tray\" protocol specification to work with GNOME or KDE, even though I think they both support
I\'m writing a Java app with a SystemTray icon, and I\'d like to put line-breaks into the TrayIcon\'s \"display message\", but the normal html trick doesn\'t seem to work (like it does inside JLabels)