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Yes, exactly that question. Could you be more specific on the "without" and "unless" (scary) aspect?
Asked by Hogan (37.157.249.x) on July 18 2012, 5:15am
Reply on July 18 2012, 12:45pm:
If you have a mostly blank area in the window and you want to move a rectangle or other primitives around, it would likely be simplest to manually track the mouse events (WM_LBUTTONDOWN/WM_MOUSEMOVE/etc) and update internal state and InvalidateRect() the window. If the window has a lot of objects bound by rectangles, and you want to automate the hit testing and drawing of them, then you could use a WDL_VWnd, but it would require setting up a bunch of extra code to pass mouse events from the win32 windows to the vwnds, and paint, etc.
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