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Hi there,
Recently, i work on a project using Windows.Graphics.Capture, which is exported through C++/WinRT.
In previous version, the cursor composition could be switched off by using IsCursorCaptureEnabled.
However, i notice that IsCursorCaptureEnabled is missing in recent version. Since i don’t want cursor
gets composited and i found other developers also has this requirement. So, i wanna know why
IsCursorCaptureEnabled is deprecated. Please help to provide some clue! Thanks.
Freyu
A Microsoft platform for building and publishing apps for Windows devices.
Answer accepted by question author
Just found that i got this wrong.
My experimental OS is not the latest version and the version of GraphicsCapture is 10.0.18362.1110.
And IsCursorCaptureEnabled is supported in 10.0.19041.906.