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Make a window without using class System.Windows.Forms.Form?
Continuing from one of my previous questions, how would I achieve this?
Would I just draw to the screen? Is it hard?
You avoid the Windows Forms class you mentioned, and just use System.Windows.Window (which is the WPF window) to create a Window without the Windows Forms classes – but I suspect this isn’t the answer you are after…
Window creation is typically done by using the Windows API – Windows Forms (and WPF’s main window) wrap the Windows API calls to create a window (ie: CreateWindowEx). You could, of course, P/Invoke these calls yourself if you chose, but there really is no reason to do this.