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WM_SIZE incorrect values?

Asked by DanglingDude in Windows Programming

Hi,

I noticed something weird. When processing the WM_SIZE message in the first window created in my application, I request the ClientSize to adjust the controls it contains. I use GetClientRect(). Now, I noticed the rectangle returned is sometimes somewhat off in the height department. It's off by about the height of a titlebar, at maximum. But it's not always off that much, it depends on the current height of the window if the clientheight returned is exactly right, or at most approximately a title bar's height off. This behaviour ONLY occurs when resizing the first window created with my application, the second window (and beyond) alwas returns the correct client rectangle.

Does anybody have any clue regarding this (mysterious) matter? Somehow I suspect the answer to be simple :)

By the way, the two windows I create are exactly the same, so it can't be windowstyles that are interfering... Also, to isolate the problem, I'm not processing any other window messages...
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