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9.1.1 Window State Events

Window state events (i.e. close, minimize, restore, maximize, resize, and move events) occur when certain characteristics of a window change as a result of user action.

A close event, indicated by an etype value equal to "CLOSE", occurs for a window in response to a request to destroy the window.

A minimize event, indicated by an etype value equal to "MIN", occurs for a window when it changes from the open state to the iconic state.

A restore event, indicated by an etype value equal to "RESTORE", occurs for a window when it changes from the iconic state to the open state.

A maximize event, indicated by an etype value equal to "MAX", occurs for a window when it has been expanded to its maximum size.

A resize event, indicated by an etype value equal to "RESIZE", occurs for a window when its size changes. A resize event does not occur when a window is minimized, restored, or maximized.

A move event, indicated by an etype value equal to "MOVE", occurs for a window when its position changes. A move event also occurs for a window when it is resized if the window’s origin changes, unless the window is in build mode.

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