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Does anyone know how to detect if a Win32(c++) window has stopped moving?
WM_MOVE detects when the window is moving, but how does one detect when it has stopped moving?
The windows message you wish to handle is
WM_EXITSIZEMOVE.WM_EXITSIZEMOVE message (Windows) @ MSDN
Depending on what you wish to accomplish, there’s also the possibility that you might be better served by reacting to
WM_NCLBUTTONUP, which is sent when the mouse button is released in the non-client areas of a window, such as the title bar of any window with a caption, border chrome, etc.WM_NCLBUTTONUP message (Windows) @ MSDN