CXTResizeRect question

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   Hello,
I have some problems with resizing in my program (I use it very hard) so I try to understand how it works and have one question.
You have CXTResizeRect, it is just a cover around XT_RESIZERECT structure. All members of this structure is XT_RESIZE type. XT_RESIZE is a typedef for double. WHY? Why you use doubles to  store window rect coordinates? I look to all your code and do not find any places which use this rect members as doubles. I change this typedef to int ("typedef int XT_RESIZE") and nothing changes in library work but library became a little bit smaller and resizing works really faster (it very visibly at busy PC with "Display window content while resizing" Windows options enabled).

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Karnize Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Newbie Joined: 20 October 2003 Location: Italy Status: Offline Points: 19	Post Options Post Reply Quote Karnize Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: CXTResizeRect question Posted: 06 November 2003 at 9:06am
	Hello, I have some problems with resizing in my program (I use it very hard) so I try to understand how it works and have one question. You have CXTResizeRect, it is just a cover around XT_RESIZERECT structure. All members of this structure is XT_RESIZE type. XT_RESIZE is a typedef for double. WHY? Why you use doubles to store window rect coordinates? I look to all your code and do not find any places which use this rect members as doubles. I change this typedef to int ("typedef int XT_RESIZE") and nothing changes in library work but library became a little bit smaller and resizing works really faster (it very visibly at busy PC with "Display window content while resizing" Windows options enabled).