Implement run_embedded and schedule_modal_fn on Windows #1508
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@Osspial -- this is really neat! I wanted to share some work I've been doing to get child window support for MacOS. The key things I've added is a In any case, I've plumbed these changes into a glutin branch and was successfully able to create child windows in my DAW host. I should note that I'm not a GUI dev, and I'm sure I'm doing something horrible unsafe on this branch; however, it does sketch out a rough prototype: I'm totally fine updating my branch to use the same or similar API. What's your feeling on the direction here, re child windows? |
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cargo fmthas been run on this branchcargo docbuilds successfullyCHANGELOG.mdif knowledge of this change could be valuable to usersImplements request 2 in #159 (comment) and the API mentioned in #638 (comment). This brings us halfway to where we need to be to allow users to create DAW plugins on Windows, the other half being to implement embedded windows as discussed in #403 and #159.
This is a draft PR because it depends heavily on the work in #1496.