Method wnd.MoveL(+ 2 overloads)

Overload

Moves and resizes.

public bool MoveL(int x, int y, int width, int height, SWPFlags swpFlagsToAdd = 0)
Parameters
x  (int)
y  (int)
width  (int)
height  (int)
swpFlagsToAdd  (SWPFlags)
Returns
bool

Remarks

See also wnd.Move. It is better to use in automation scripts, with windows of any process/thread. It throws exceptions, supports optional/reverse/fractional/workarea coordinates, restores if min/max, does not support SWP flags. This function is more lightweight, it just calls API SetWindowPos with flags NOZORDER|NOOWNERZORDER|NOACTIVATE|swpFlagsToAdd. It is better to use in programming, with windows of current thread. Supports lastError.

For top-level windows use screen coordinates. For controls - direct parent client coordinates.

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Overload(next)

Moves and resizes. Same as MoveL(int, int, int, int, SWPFlags).

public bool MoveL(RECT r, SWPFlags swpFlagsToAdd = 0, bool visibleRect = false)
Parameters
r  (RECT)
swpFlagsToAdd  (SWPFlags)
visibleRect  (bool)

Use the visible rectangle without the transparent frame. Note: the window should be visible. This parameter not used with child windows.
Returns
bool

Overload(top)

Moves.

public bool MoveL(int x, int y)
Parameters
x  (int)
y  (int)
Returns
bool

Remarks

See also wnd.Move. It is better to use in automation scripts, with windows of any process/thread. It throws exceptions, supports optional/reverse/fractional/workarea coordinates, restores if min/max. This function is more lightweight, it just calls API SetWindowPos with flags NOSIZE|NOZORDER|NOOWNERZORDER|NOACTIVATE. It is better to use in programming, with windows of current thread. Supports lastError.

For top-level windows use screen coordinates. For controls - direct parent client coordinates.

See Also