comparison Gui/win32/interface.c @ 18947:06ab2099c10e

OpenGL outputs actually support WinID, not to mention that showing the option but just ignoring the setting is a very ugly and confusing way to handle it.

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                {
                    if(!guiIntfStruct.sh_video) break;
                    video_out->control(VOCTRL_FULLSCREEN, 0);

                    /* no WinID, keep the sub window hidden */
                    if((video_driver_list && !strstr(video_driver_list[0], "directx")) || !sub_window)
                        break;

                    if(vo_fs)
                    {
                        WinID = -1;

{
    int x,y;
    RECT rd;
    WINDOWPOS wp;

     /* it's not the best way to check if selected driver is directx,
        if no driver is specified video_driver_list is null.
        Right now I don't have a functional way to do this
        - Sherpya */
    if((video_driver_list && !strstr(video_driver_list[0], "directx")) || !sub_window)
    {
        WinID = -1; // so far only directx supports WinID in windows

        if(IsWindowVisible(mygui->subwindow) && guiIntfStruct.sh_video && guiIntfStruct.Playing)
        {

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                {
                    if(!guiIntfStruct.sh_video) break;
                    video_out->control(VOCTRL_FULLSCREEN, 0);

                    /* no WinID, keep the sub window hidden */
                    if(!sub_window)
                        break;

                    if(vo_fs)
                    {
                        WinID = -1;

{
    int x,y;
    RECT rd;
    WINDOWPOS wp;

    if(!sub_window)
    {
        WinID = -1; // so far only directx supports WinID in windows

        if(IsWindowVisible(mygui->subwindow) && guiIntfStruct.sh_video && guiIntfStruct.Playing)
        {