#i just want to know how the gui is created from low level? If possible i want to create.

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static ingot
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windows uses windows.h, I think linux uses xlib or opengl. i think. What i want to know how exactly a form is constructed at low level. Is there any example codes?

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misty warren
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/
All topics under User Interface and desktop + Graphics and gaming

Window (and Windowing Messages/Communication)
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/_winmsg/

Example: creating a basic main window
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/winmsg/using-windows

One great and "maybe complex" project using 100% Win32 API is Rainmeter.

proper quest
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Co-relation between button and its binded function, along with visuality?

I mean, how to click button of a application running in the background?

misty warren
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"Message"

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static ingot
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I just want to know what exactly is a form/gui, is it an array?

gaunt tendon
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no

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Its way more complex than a single array

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And there are various types of gui implementation

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But yeah it cant just be an array because you need dynamic changes. It might use an array somewhere but then again most programs do so thats not particularly useful to think about

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