Rubber Chicken wrote:
> Good suggestion, but that simply isn't possible. Of course for
> experimentation it's possible, but it can't solve the problem by
> avoiding it. What if it does solve the issue? It's not a solution.
>
> The graphics are part of a custom interface and controls on top of
> graphics is so pervasive it's unavoidable.
I suggested this experiment because I believe that overlapping
controls causes excessive flickering in Win32 by causing
a cascading invalidation effect which causes the controls to
flicker. If they don't overlap, things are a lot better. So sorry
to say, you may not have a workaround for the flickering.
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