UWP: How can I resize uwp app window at runtime as I do it with my mouse?









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I need to resize my app window as we usually do it by dragging mouse at a border of the window. How can I do this programatically in runtime?






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    I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
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  • Oh well, thanks for an explanation
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I need to resize my app window as we usually do it by dragging mouse at a border of the window. How can I do this programatically in runtime?






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    I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
    – StefanJanssen
    Nov 11 at 18:10










  • Oh well, thanks for an explanation
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    I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
    – StefanJanssen
    Nov 11 at 18:10










  • Oh well, thanks for an explanation
    – Dedddeded
    Nov 11 at 18:14












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    I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
    – StefanJanssen
    Nov 11 at 18:10










  • Oh well, thanks for an explanation
    – Dedddeded
    Nov 11 at 18:14







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I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
– StefanJanssen
Nov 11 at 18:10




I dont have a source for this but as far as I know UWP is a shell and one should not be able to modify outside resources. The window of your application is such an outside resource. I could be wrong.
– StefanJanssen
Nov 11 at 18:10












Oh well, thanks for an explanation
– Dedddeded
Nov 11 at 18:14




Oh well, thanks for an explanation
– Dedddeded
Nov 11 at 18:14












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The closest API to doing this in UWP is this one:



ApplicationView.TryResizeView(Size) Method
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/uwp/api/windows.ui.viewmanagement.applicationview.tryresizeview






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