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Add window position methods and position changed event
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@kojix2 When will you make a libui binding release with the new window position API methods?
Somebody just asked me for this window positioning feature:
AndyObtiva/glimmer-dsl-libui#53
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I transferred to a new workplace in April, and my available time for OSS has reduced compared to before.
However, I want to release the new version in the near future.
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I was wondering if you got some time to make a small release of LibUI that includes the change above. It would be nice if a small release happens before my RubyConf 2023 workshop "How To Build Desktop Applications in Ruby".
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Andy, I pushed v0.1.3.pre to rubygem server except Windows.
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Thank you.