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Drag a form without a border, #84
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No I have solved the border drag, refer to my blog address: https://blog.tokengo.top/blog? id=6f27751e-10ad-4370-8d4e-78a68363f30d, but I've got a new problem, solved but badly, how to drag the form to change its size! I think this is a very basic feature! Whether there is the same demand! |
Technically, the best way to approach this would be to reserve some narrow invisible space along each edge with a rectangle that intercepts the drag events and calls the corresponding window move/resize function. (also minimize/maximize/close if you want) Alternatively, albeit possibly somewhat jerky, an HTML control overlay could intercept these calls, and pass them through to the window. |
I did it, but it was too bad to use. |
These should be basic features for no border, is there a better solution! |
Thank you for implementing this. We will take a look and potentially add this functionality to Photino's upcoming release after review. |
The best solution for this appears to be solving it within Photino.Native (C++ code). See tryphotino/photino.NET#80. Closing this as a duplicate. |
When I use no border, I can't use the same method to drag the form as winform! Is there the same implementation method?
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