HotkeyNet: SetWinFrame

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SetWinFrame

This command is new in build 151

Many thanks to Katharsis for suggesting this command.

Sets or removes frame styles for the currently targeted window.

Syntax

<SetWinFrame styles>

Parameters

Styles must be None or any combination of the following:

ThickFrame
Caption
Border
DlgFrame
ClientEdge
DlgModalFrame
StaticEdge
WindowEdge

Remarks

SetWinFrame affects the window that was targeted with TargetWin, SendWin, etc.

SetWinFrame calls the operating system function SetWindowLong.

Examples

The following hotkey removes the window frame from World of Warcraft.

<Hotkey F1>
<TargetWin "World of Warcraft">
<SetWinFrame None>

The following hotkey restores the window frame to World of Warcraft.

<Hotkey F2>
<TargetWin "World of Warcraft">
<SetWinFrame Caption Border>

The following hotkey toggles the window frame off and on:

<Hotkey F3>
    <Toggle>
        <TargetWin "World of Warcraft">
        <SetWinFrame None>
    <Toggle>
        <TargetWin "World of Warcraft">
        <SetWinFrame Caption Border>

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This page was last revised on November 29, 2008

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