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I thought I was missing something, but it's looking like no one has EVER used shape_combine, but the definition of the function does not attempt to create the object with the required destination_window parameter:
shape_mask is, in believe, only different from shape_combine in that it takes in a window of varying colour depth, instead of a binary bitmap. As such the parameters should be identical except the source_bitmap parameter in shape_mask should instead be the source_kind option (present) and source_window (missing!) in shape_combine. mask is defined as:
I thought I was missing something, but it's looking like no one has EVER used shape_combine, but the definition of the function does not attempt to create the object with the required destination_window parameter:
shape_mask is, in believe, only different from shape_combine in that it takes in a window of varying colour depth, instead of a binary bitmap. As such the parameters should be identical except the source_bitmap parameter in shape_mask should instead be the source_kind option (present) and source_window (missing!) in shape_combine. mask is defined as:
so combine should actually be defined as:
Indeed it seems that parameters for source and destination windows have in fact been... wait for it... combined!
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