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== Widgets ==
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A window should have a '''title bar'''. The title bar displays a text stating the contents of the window. Also note that the text string in the title bar is normally centred. For windows displaying data of a comapny, the background colour must be in the company colour. It can also be used to drag the window to a different position at the screen, and shade and unshade the window by using the mouse wheel.
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At the left of the title bar, a '''closebox''' should exist to allow the user to close the window (a notable exception is the window in the intro screen). Preferably, that button should also be the only way to remove the window. If unsaved changes exist when the user closes the window, he should be made aware, so he can take appropriate action.
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At the left of the title bar, a '''closebox''' should exist to allow the user to close the window (a notable exception is the window in the intro screen). Preferably, that button should also be the only way to remove the window. If unsaved changes exist when the user closes the window, they should be made aware, so they can take appropriate action.
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At the right of the title bar, a grf debug button, a shading button, and sticky button may be positioned.
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A '''grf debug button''' (normally hidden, but enabled by a setting) is used to open a development window for monitoring the internal state of the grf. The button should only be added to the window if it displays an game object that has a grf to control its behaviour or appearance.

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