(man if only scratch had disposable variables that a sprite can create and delete) W.T.M.S. Advantages: > This can be done on any OS that uses a list to see what apps are open. > Very easy to do. W.T.M.S. Semi-Disadvantages: > This is not really good in terms of how much space it fills up with its tons of variables (i removed them since i now know i dont need to do bazillions of variables to get the x and y of the window bruh), but at least it gets the job done. > Text engine runs on a loop to check if the programs that show text are open, which can slow down potatoes that were repurposed as computers or stone age computers (like the cheap Hinge Problem (HP) laptops or your daily IBM ThinkPad T42 running Gentoo).
Using @SirFlimFlam's text engine, this can be done. This is kinda related to UNIX, Linux, or basically anything POSIX like (due to the 9front/Plan9 like GUI and the file system being UNIX-y). This project is FREE TO USE, but please add these credits: "This project contains @USER9646's Window Text Management System that contains parts of @SirFlimFlam's Text Engine."
