Get a reference to a native window handle (WebView) on all supported platforms #654
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to the native window on a platform, in order to be able to implement integrations like modal dialogs (open file, save file, choose dir, and dialogs (by opening a new WebView window on top of another, and making it transient or modal for the 'parent'). Signed-off-by: Hans Dijkema <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Hans Dijkema <[email protected]>
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Add a native handle (like webui_win32_get_hwnd) to get a handle
to the native window on a platform, in order to be able to implement
integrations like modal dialogs (open file, save file, choose dir, and
dialogs (by opening a new WebView window on top of another, and
making it transient or modal for the 'parent').