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Maybe it isn’t possible, but could I set the location of an inputpanel?
I tried inputpanel.Bounds = new Rectangle(x, y, width, height) but the inputpanel is reading only.
I don’t want to re-size the inputpanel, just set its location.
Thanks in advance!
For some reason (known only to the team who created it) the InputPanel class doesn’t expose everything that an actual SIP (soft input panel) supports. In this case, docking. Generally speaking, a SIP can be set to “floating” (the
SIPF_DOCKEDbit of theSIPINFOturned off) and then it can be moved. You can use P/InvokeSipSetInfoto set theSIPINFOto both turn off theSIPF_DOCKEDbit as well as set the SIP’s new position.