Open iriman opened 8 months ago
@iriman Can you show a use case example where this can be useful?
I understand the idea. But I am not sure that it is possible. In Win32, if a window is in click-through mode, it probably can't get any input messages. Even if it is possible, how do you call it? It needs to be a simple option in the UI interface. For example, the "Enable click through" checkbox is simple to understand and explains itself in 3 words. How do you call it if you had to put it in a checkbox?
Sometimes, a feature can be simple to implement (if Win32 allows it) but complex to explain in simple words.
Click through feature can be more useful if we're able to do dragging or zooming at the same time on transparent window and its underlying window! i.e. Both windows do drag or zoom simultaneously.