+ //
+ // It would seem that WinQueryWindowRect would be the correlary to
+ // the WIN32 WinGetRect, but unlike WinGetRect which returns the window
+ // origin position in screen coordinates, WinQueryWindowRect returns it
+ // relative to itself, i.e. (0,0). To get the same under PM we must
+ // us WinQueryWindowPos. This call, unlike the WIN32 call, however,
+ // returns a position relative to it's parent, so no parent adujstments
+ // are needed under OS/2. Also, windows should be created using
+ // wxWindow coordinates, i.e 0,0 is the TOP left so vSwp will already
+ // reflect that.
+ //
+ ::WinQueryWindowPos(hWnd, &vSwp);