The Desktop field is a member of the Editor.WindowFlags enumeration. It represents a flag used to specify that a window is intended to be a desktop window. This flag is typically used to indicate that the window should be treated as a part of the desktop environment, often appearing behind other windows and not being affected by window management operations like minimizing or maximizing.
Use the Desktop flag when you want to create a window that behaves as part of the desktop environment. This is useful for applications that need to display information or controls that should always be visible but not interfere with the user's workflow.
To apply this flag, combine it with other WindowFlags using a bitwise OR operation if necessary. Ensure that your application logic accounts for the unique behavior of desktop windows, such as not being minimized or closed in the usual manner.
// Example of using the Desktop flag in a window creation var windowFlags = Editor.WindowFlags.Desktop | Editor.WindowFlags.FramelessWindowHint; // Create a new window with the specified flags var desktopWindow = new EditorWindow(windowFlags); desktopWindow.Show();
