Fix #111295: Add Missing Win32 Platform-Specific Window functions #111359

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Harley Acheson merged 6 commits from Harley/blender:Win32WinFunctions into main 2023-08-25 22:10:02 +02:00
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@ -256,10 +256,10 @@ extern GHOST_TSuccess GHOST_EndFullScreen(GHOST_SystemHandle systemhandle);
extern bool GHOST_GetFullScreen(GHOST_SystemHandle systemhandle);
/**
* Get the Window under the cursor. Although coordinates of the mouse are supplied,
* these could be incorrect on some platforms under some conditions, for example when
* using multiple monitors that vary in scale or DPI). It is best to ignore these
* and ask the OS for the position of the mouse instead.
* Get the Window under the cursor. Although coordinates of the mouse are supplied, platform-
* specific implementations are free to ignore these and query the mouse location themselves, due
* to them possibly being incorrect under certain conditions, for example when using multiple
* monitors that vary in scale and/or DPI.
* \param x: The x-coordinate of the cursor.
* \param y: The y-coordinate of the cursor.
* \return The window under the cursor or nullptr in none.

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@ -332,10 +332,10 @@ class GHOST_ISystem {
virtual void setAutoFocus(const bool auto_focus) = 0;
/**
* Get the Window under the cursor. Although coordinates of the mouse are supplied,
* these could be incorrect on some platforms under some conditions, for example when
* using multiple monitors that vary in scale or DPI). It is best to ignore these
* and ask the OS for the position of the mouse instead.
* Get the Window under the cursor. Although coordinates of the mouse are supplied, platform-
* specific implementations are free to ignore these and query the mouse location themselves, due
* to them possibly being incorrect under certain conditions, for example when using multiple
* monitors that vary in scale and/or DPI.
* \param x: The x-coordinate of the cursor.
* \param y: The y-coordinate of the cursor.
* \return The window under the cursor or nullptr if none.