Fix iconified pixmap check condition #105
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Add twin_pixmap_is_iconified() function to determine whether a pixmap is iconified. This function provides a way to access the corresponding window's iconify state, after verifying that the pixmap belongs to a window. Signed-off-by: Wei-Hsin Yeh <[email protected]>
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Add twin_pixmap_iconify() function to determine whether a pixmap is iconified. This function provides a way to access the corresponding window's iconify state, after verifying that the pixmap belongs to a window.
Summary by Bito
This pull request introduces the function twin_pixmap_is_iconified, which checks if a pixmap is iconified based on its window state. It also updates the pixmap and screen files to allow drawing operations to bypass iconified pixmaps, enhancing window state handling in the graphical interface.