Window ActualTop, ActualLeft

Question

What is the correct way to retrieve a window\'s position in WPF?

Here\'s some attempts I made. First attempt, the obvious

Point GetPosition(Window wi         


        

Answer 1

Yes, awkward. You've got bigger problems, (0, 0) won't be valid even on the primary monitor if the user put the taskbar on the left or the top. Like I did. You can get help from the Windows Forms Screen class. Use its FromPoint() method, then the WorkingArea property. Or the Bounds property if you allow the window to go full-screen.

Personally, I'd just P/Invoke GetWindowRect().