private bool IsNewBorderlessWindow(IntPtr hWnd)
{
//Check if the window has enlarged its client region to its whole window region, with a
//as described here: https://github.com/rossy/borderless-window (used by Visual Stutio, Visual Studio Code, ...)
WinAPI.GetClientRect(hWnd, out WinAPI.RectInter _rClient); Rectangle rClient = (Rectangle)_rClient;
WinAPI.GetWindowRect(hWnd, out WinAPI.RectInter _rWindow); Rectangle rWindow = (Rectangle)_rWindow;
return((rClient.Width == rWindow.Width) && (rClient.Height == rWindow.Height));
}
public void ChangeMoveOrSize(IntPtr hWnd)
{
if (phase == Phase.StartMoveOrSize)
{
WinAPI.GetWindowRect(hWnd, out WinAPI.RectInter rWnd);
if (((Rectangle)rWnd).Size == wndStartPos.Size)
{
phase = Phase.Moving;
movingWnd = hWnd;
beginMoving(hWnd);
}
//else phase = Phase.Sizing; <-- Does not work well in some cases. Certainly some special windows can quickly change their size before restoring it and begining to move.
}
else if (phase == Phase.Moving)
{
if (movingWnd == hWnd) //Really usefull for some cases.
{
continueMoving(hWnd);
}
}
}
