How can I put this function in GUI Window?

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shopWindow = GUI.Window (0, shopWindow, DoMyWindow, “Shop”);

How do I put this function 

function ResizeGUI(_rect : Rect) : Rect
{
    var FilScreenWidth = _rect.width / 800;
    var rectWidth = FilScreenWidth * Screen.width;
    var FilScreenHeight = _rect.height / 600;
    var rectHeight = FilScreenHeight * Screen.height;
    var rectX = (_rect.x / 800) * Screen.width;
    var rectY = (_rect.y / 600) * Screen.height;
 
    return Rect(rectX,rectY,rectWidth,rectHeight);
}

Into the window script as I did with buttons:
if (GUI.Button(ResizeGUI(Rect (197,20,105,30)), "")) {

Your ResizeGUI function takes type Rect as a parameter as default values and returns a Rect, so you can supply this function as the rect parameter when using GUI.Window shopWindow = GUI.Window(0, ResizeGUI(shopWindow), DoMyWindow, "Shop");

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If I do that, it makes it go beserk, resizing every frame and dissapear

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Have you tried this

if( resizeWindow ) 
{
    shopWindow = ResizeGUI( shopWindow );
    resizeWindow = false;
}
shopWindow = GUI.Window( 0, shopWindow, DoMyWindow, "Shop" );

I thought that at first but setting shopWindow to it will cause shopWindows values to be divided every time, causing it to screw up horribly

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Thanks Josh707, yes you are right. Excalibera resize window only when you need it to be resized.

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I need it to be resized automaticly, that's the problem :/

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There must be a reason why you need to resize window? Check your logic, you will find it.

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I'm not getting what you mean, I have no idea how to put this into a window :/. I need to resize the window, because it's a web player, and every player has a different screen dimension, so it has to resize itself, since the webplayer is set to fill the whole browser window.

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