I can use ‘FlashWindowEx’ to make a window flash in the taskbar, but what can I call to determine if that has been done to a window? Is there a flag that gets set somewhere that I can query?
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I can use ‘FlashWindowEx’ to make a window flash in the taskbar, but what can I call to determine if that has been done to a window? Is there a flag that gets set somewhere that I can query?
It’s seems that such thing is not possible. However, there may be workarounds. For example, you may keep a boolean variable ‘flash = false’. Then set it to ‘true’ when you call FlashWindowEx and set to ‘false’ in the situations in which applications typically gain focus.
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