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determing when form has stopped moving

 
 
dsa
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      28th Feb 2004
Is there a way to determine when a user has stopped
moving a form? I know the move event tells when the form
is being moved but how do I know when the form has
stopped moving?
 
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Klaus Löffelmann
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      28th Feb 2004
Dsa,

simply overwrite WndProc of the window to keep track of. If you get a
WM_EXITSIZEMOVE, you know, that either the risizing- or the moving-process
has been completed. You can then find out simply by comparing the old size
and position of the form, what process has been finished.
Don't forget to call the base function of WndProc, since you application
wouldn't run properly anymore!

Klaus


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> Is there a way to determine when a user has stopped
> moving a form? I know the move event tells when the form
> is being moved but how do I know when the form has
> stopped moving?



 
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