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#define INCL_WINFRAMEMGR
 
WM_CALCFRAMERECT
prclFrame = (PRECTL) PVOIDFROMMP(mp1); /* pointer to RECTL structure */
fClient = (BOOL) SHORT1FROMMP(mp2);    /* client-indicator flag      */
 
The WM_CALCFRAMERECT message is sent to a frame window when the
WinCalcFrameRect function is called. The default window procedure calculates
a client rectangle from a frame rectangle or calculates a frame rectangle
from a client rectangle.
 
Parameter  Description
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prcl       Low word of mp1. Points to the RECTL structure that contains the
           coordinates of the window. If the fClient parameter is TRUE, this
           structure contains the coordinates of the frame window, and on
           return, it contains the coordinates of a client window. If the
           fClient parameter is FALSE, this structure contains the
           coordinates of the client window, and on return, it contains the
           coordinates of a frame window.
 
fClient    Low word of mp2. Specifies whether the window to calculate is a
           client window or a frame window. If this value is TRUE, a client
           window is calculated. If this value is FALSE, a frame window is
           calculated.
 
Return Value
 
If an application processes this message, it should return TRUE if
successful or FALSE if an error occurs or the calculated rectangle is
empty.
 
See Also
 
WinCalcFrameRect
 
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