Fthat IWindow has a property
Fcalled
FSize
Fi wonder what that could be for!
Tclearly the internal properties are the good shit 
Fyep lmao
Ajust use reflection smh
Tjust use IgnoreAccessChecksTo, smh
Foh lets go
Fi fixed the resize problem
Fi genuinly did not see
Fthere was a
[more] option when hovering over it during a breakpoint and i didnt see that
Cdd
Lwhat
Lare you using our GLFW bindings directly or are you using Silk.NET.Windowing
Loh the message is gone
Fi feel like this is a stupid mistake so ill figure it out on my own
Fis this how im supposed to create a key call back
Atake a look at https://github.com/piegfx/Pie/blob/master/Pie.Windowing/Window.Events.cs if you want to see how to implement many of the glfw callbacks
Fquestion
Fso i finally got the key call back thing to work
Fdo i make a system for detecting when like a button is released or something
For are there functions for that already
Fi could make an list of strings and when a button is first pressed the corresponding key string is put into the list
Fand when it is let go
Fit is removed
Fand like that i could detect like released and pressed etc
Fwould it be better to have char callbacks or key callbacks
Fwouldnt it make sense for char callbacks to be used instead cus it would support a larger range of keyboard inputs?
L:itdepends:
Lthat emoji isnt in here rip
Lchar inputs are meant for text boxes
Lkey inputs are meant for game actions
Lsuch as "move right" or "pause" or "choose item slot 2"
Fah okay
Fhow do i set the position of a cursor
Lmouse?
Fwym
Ldo you mean a mouse cursor?
Foh yeah
Fim using glfw
Lwhat reason do you need to?
Fi wanna make a function that lets me set the position of a cursor
Fso that
Fwell just to learn
Lah, it's somewhere in the glfw docs
Lit can do so iirc
Fyeah im looking but
Fi can only find like setting callbacks and stuff