SizeWindow

Shrink or enlarge a window

#include <Windows.h> Window Manager

void SizeWindow( theWindow, wide, high, updateFlag );

WindowPtr theWindow ; window to modify

short wide ; new width

short high ; new height

Boolean updateFlag ; TRUE=add to update region

SizeWindow resizes the specified window. The window frame and title are

redrawn. The update region is modified ( optionally) to encompass any change

in size of the content region.

theWindow is the window to be resized.

wide and...

high are the new width and height for the window, in pixels. These

parameters are typically obtained from the value returned by

updateFlag is a Boolean value specifying how future update events will be

handled. It is one of:

FALSE The new portions of the content are must be handled manually

(e.g., via InvalRect).

TRUE Any area added to the content region will be made part of the

window's update region.

Notes: The location of the window's top left corner remains the same. The frame

is redrawn with dimensions wide and high . If the width changes, the title

is redrawn centered or truncated, if necessary.

Use updateFlag =TRUE for normal operation - this ensures that update

events will occur when the newly-added region gets uncovered or changed.

However, a setting of FALSE may speed up your program if you want to be

selective and ignore or optimize redrawing of the new area.

After using this function, you are responsible for moving and re drawing

any controls that changed position, especially scroll bars, which are sure to

move and/or change size.

See GrowWindow for related information.

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