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sysData.delete(), since they are no longer used. Updated the TODO file to mark this issue closed.
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Windows's differing rules for first-time window show; this will also allow me to remove the error returns from sysData.show() and sysData.hide() (later).
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because screw Windows being different.
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height of the window around setRect() calls to avoid polling the content view frame each time.
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build. Once I iron out a bug with Windows event handling, I'll add a README.
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would fix the faults I now get, but it doesn't...
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cannot be dispatched get dropped.
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that used to be there have been moved to a new file; similar files for Mac and Linux will also be made.
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rid of the dummy 300x300 sizes from the controls) and added an explicit sysData.setWindowSize() to Window.Open() to ensure everything's sized properly.
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Window.Open() and Control.make().
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I'll need to redo my mutexes...
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channel whose use depends on the sysData itself. Also we won't need to save the parentWindow anymore, as the change to the make() function will take care of that for us.
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fix the rest and hope it works...
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the skeleton of the Windows implementation.
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