What I am wanting to do is to double-click on a drag bar, and have a user a chance to rename the window.
However, I don't seem to find such an option from Event Handlers for example.
I also notice that when I double-click window dragbar in Windows 11, it will fullscreen/shrink the window size, so perhaps this is not doable even since it would mean needing to override windows default system.
Also, if I right click on mouse on top of window drag bar in Windows 11, it shows some a menu with different options what can be done, once again making it perhaps not doable to control this through hollywood.
Is there a way to recognise if Window dragbar has been clicked?
Re: Is there a way to recognise if Window dragbar has been clicked?
not native.
and i am not sure if this is supported in general.
and i am not sure if this is supported in general.
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Re: Is there a way to recognise if Window dragbar has been clicked?
I don't think this is possible. Most window managers just allow apps to detect when a window is being dragged but not if the drag bar has been clicked without moving the window.