Display-Lock Check if window is already fullscreen or borderless

There's currently a bug where if the window is already fullscreen or borderless when the user hit's start, the application with add a border to the window. This behavior should be avoided.

Sep 27 '18 17:09 Stateford

@idietmoran If possible I would like to take a look at this issue!

Oct 05 '18 20:10 ghost

Sure, check win.c in dispLib/

Oct 05 '18 20:10 Stateford

@idietmoran Just wanted to clarify regarding this issue. When I have a window in fullscreen mode with DisplayLock activated, and I press the "Start" button (Windows Key), I get the Start Menu popping up, and I am able to move the cursor out of the window. Are you trying to disable the ability to move out of the window once the "Start" button is pressed?

Oct 05 '18 21:10 ghost

No, if the window is already fullscreen or already borderless, I want to make sure we don't change the window's styles.

Oct 05 '18 21:10 Stateford