Custom AppIcon with FullWindowContent enabled

[Frank-99]

Hi, I'm looking to add back the app icon in a custom location with the FullWindowContent enabled and I'm trying to figure out how to set a custom appIconBounds so that the onNcHitTest function will correctly return HTSYSMENU on the new custom icon and display the System menu correctly like here:

I've looked around and right now I don't think there's a proper way to do so...
I suppose there would need to be a function along the lines of this for it to work:
FlatNativeWindowBorder.setAppIconHitTestSpot(window, appIconBounds);

Or have I missed something and perhaps there's another way of achieving the same result?

[DevCharly]

There is no way to do this ATM.

But the system menu is shown when you right-click on icon, right?
The only difference between HTSYSMENU and HTCAPTION is that HTSYSMENU shows the system menu also on left-click.
Don't think that users even notice that difference...

[Frank-99]

I can try to ignore the mouse events and pass them through to the window below... could work for now.
Also when you double-click the icon, it closes the window. I can try to implement this in a more "hacky" way, and I know that it's a very minor detail, but could be handy to override the icon bounds properly in a future update, when the FullContentWindow is setup.