Workaround for window maximize issue #319
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shatyuka
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I think for this it was planned so that we also support maximized state. Though there were a problem where the drag area is quite messed up. Will review this code in the meantime |
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Windows App SDK 1.4 introduces a new issue. Double-clicking on the title bar will maximize the window, ignoring
IsMaximizable = false.Temporary workaround: register the WndProc hook to filter out the WM_SYSCOMMAND SC_MAXIMIZE message.
microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml#8666