New changes coming soon in DwmSetWindowAttribute

[WildByDesign]

Some new interesting stuff to play with. Good to see MS bringing more options in Win11.

 
From DwmSetWindowAttribute on msdn updated earlier this month:

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DWMWA_BORDER_MARGINS
Use with DwmSetWindowAttribute
. Specifies the override location of the window border, as a distance from each
edge. The pvAttribute parameter points to a value of type FRAME_MARGIN.

A value of all zeros disables the override set by this attribute, resulting in
default window borders. Otherwise, all values must be greater than or equal to 1.

Each value in the FRAME_MARGIN (left, right, top, bottom) indicates a distance
inwards from each edge of the window. Non-zero border margins forces the window
to have a border and sets the location of the border. Window contents covered
by or outside the border are clipped.

This value will be supported in an upcoming update to Windows 11 build 26100.

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DWMWA_REDIRECTIONBITMAP_ALPHA
Use with
DwmSetWindowAttribute
. Enables or disables the use of the alpha channel in the window's redirection
bitmap. If this attribute is set to true, the window must contain premultiplied
alpha values in each pixel. If it is false, the alpha is ignored and the
redirection bitmap is treated as fully opaque. This attribute defaults to false.

This value is supported starting with Windows 11 Build 26100.