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Size Feature

The Size feature controls window dimensions, minimum/maximum constraints, and resizability. It is available both at build time (to set initial values) and at runtime (to resize the live window).

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Builder Configuration​

All size methods are chainable and must be called before Build():

var builder = InfiniFrameWindowBuilder.Create()
    .SetSize(1280, 720)         // Width x Height
    .SetMinSize(800, 600)
    .SetMaxSize(1920, 1080)
    .SetUseOsDefaultSize(true)  // Let the OS choose the initial size
    .SetStartPageUrl("https://myapp.local");
MethodDescription
SetSize(int width, int height)Set the initial window size
SetMinSize(int width, int height)Set the minimum allowed size
SetMaxSize(int width, int height)Set the maximum allowed size
SetUseOsDefaultSize(bool)Let the OS choose the initial size

You can also set individual dimensions:

builder
    .SetWidth(1280)
    .SetHeight(720);

Runtime Control​

After Build(), resize the window through the feature interface or extension methods:

// Extension methods (fluent)
window.SetSize(800, 600);

// Direct feature access
window.Features.Size.SetSize(800, 600);
int width = window.Features.Size.Width;
int height = window.Features.Size.Height;

Individual dimension setters​

window.SetWidth(1024);
window.SetHeight(768);

Min/Max constraints at runtime​

window.SetMinSize(400, 300);
window.SetMaxSize(1920, 1080);

Relative resize​

Resize relative to the current dimensions:

// Grow by 100px in each direction
window.Features.Size.Resize(100, 100, ResizeOrigin.BottomRight);

Read current values​

int width = window.Features.Size.Width;
int height = window.Features.Size.Height;
Size size = window.Features.Size.Size;         // (Width, Height) tuple
Size maxSize = window.Features.Size.MaxSize;
Size minSize = window.Features.Size.MinSize;

Resizability​

Control whether the user can resize the window by dragging its edges:

// Builder
builder.SetResizable(false);

// Runtime
window.Features.Size.SetResizable(false);
bool resizable = window.Features.Size.IsResizable;
note

On Windows, enabling chromeless mode (SetChromeless(true)) automatically disables resizability. Set it explicitly if needed after calling SetChromeless.

OS Default Size​

When SetUseOsDefaultSize(true) is set, the OS picks the initial window size based on screen resolution and DPI. This is overridden if SetSize, SetWidth, or SetHeight is also called.

builder
    .SetUseOsDefaultSize(true)  // OS decides
    .SetSize(1280, 720);        // Overrides OS default

At build time, calling SetSize or SetWidth/SetHeight automatically disables UseOsDefaultSize.

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