Kingcean Tuan
Kingcean Tuan
Maybe this demo is useful for you. https://github.com/mmanela/diffplex/tree/master/DiffPlex.WindowsForms.Demo
Hi @kykm1307 could you please share your code about it to me if you don't mind? Or compare it with [the one in demo](https://github.com/mmanela/diffplex/blob/eccf6c1d548bca287d27068e71e7e1fd133c60d7/DiffPlex.WindowsForms.Demo/MainForm.cs#L37)? I have tested it by modifying...
Yes. You can maximize the window first (by programming or by clicking/tapping the caption button), and then enter full screen to have a look. ```csharp // var appWindow = ......
I can still repro this on Windows App SDK 1.1.1.
Fixed - v1.2. However, if you exit full screen and restore, the window size is not the one before maximizing and entering full screen. For example, set window size to...
That doc is only available for that the app runs on Windows 11 because it requires `AppWindow.TitleBar` which does not support on Windows 10. For the better experience on Windows...
Suppose we have the following window and set a drag region as shown by the blue-border rectangle.  The blue rectangle is draggable now. Then we set the green-border rectangle...
I can still repro this on Windows App SDK 1.1.1. After maximizing following window and then restore, the search box is no longer available to click or type because of...
This PR is to fix the following issue but sounds it still have a problem. I have updated the implementation by another way and it is in PR #146 ....