custom dragbar

It sounds little silly perhaps, but with some tweaking, it;s possible to create your own customized window. The problem here is that when dragging/resizing using my own dragbar, the window will be repositioned at the top y ooord, or top y, left x coord.. (just run it, makes more sense :).. I've watched it so long, I just don't see it anymore :) anyone a suggestion?
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APP=CreateWindow("app",0,0,640,480):MaximizeWindow APP

win=CreateWindow("win",160,32,384,256,APP,1)

windrag=CreateCanvas(0,ClientHeight(win)-32,ClientWidth(win),32,win)
SetGadgetLayout windrag,0,0,0,1

choice=CreateButton("[ ]=size [x]=drag",32,32,128,16,APP,2)
SetButtonState choice, 1

;dragbar
dragIMG=CreateImage(4,4):SetBuffer ImageBuffer(dragIMG)
Color 192,192,192:Rect 0,0,4,4,True
Color 240,240,240:Plot 1,1
Color 144,144,144:Plot 2,2
SetBuffer CanvasBuffer(windrag):ClsColor 192,64,16:Cls:TileBlock dragIMG:FlipCanvas windrag

Repeat

WaitEvent()

; drag ?
If EventSource()=windrag
If EventID()=$201 ; mouse down
If Not drag
oldx=EventX()
oldy=EventY()
drag=True
EndIf
EndIf
If EventID()=$202 ; mouse up
drag=False
EndIf
If drag
If EventID()=$203 ; mouse move
newx=EventX()
newy=EventY()
If ButtonState(choice)
SetGadgetShape win,GadgetX(win)+newx-oldx,GadgetY(win)+newy-oldy,GadgetWidth(win),GadgetHeight(win)
Else
SetGadgetShape win,GadgetX(win),GadgetY(win),GadgetWidth(win),GadgetHeight(win)+newy-oldy
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf
EndIf


If KeyHit(1) Exit
Forever

FreeImage dragIMG
FreeGadget windrag
FreeGadget app

End

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Try this instead: (use MouseX,Mousey)

APP=CreateWindow("app",0,0,640,480):MaximizeWindow APP 

win=CreateWindow("win",160,32,384,256,APP,1) 

windrag=CreateCanvas(0,ClientHeight(win)-32,ClientWidth(win),32,win) 
SetGadgetLayout windrag,0,0,0,1 

choice=CreateButton("[ ]=size [x]=drag",32,32,128,16,APP,2) 
SetButtonState choice, 1 

;dragbar 
dragIMG=CreateImage(4,4):SetBuffer ImageBuffer(dragIMG) 
Color 192,192,192:Rect 0,0,4,4,True 
Color 240,240,240:Plot 1,1 
Color 144,144,144:Plot 2,2 
SetBuffer CanvasBuffer(windrag):ClsColor 192,64,16:Cls:TileBlock dragIMG:FlipCanvas windrag 

Repeat 
	
	WaitEvent() 
	
	; drag ? 
	If EventSource()=windrag 
		If EventID()=$201 ; mouse down 
			If Not drag 
				oldx=MouseX() 
				oldy=MouseY() 
				drag=True 
			EndIf 
		EndIf 
		If EventID()=$202 ; mouse up 
			drag=False 
		EndIf 
		If drag 
			If EventID()=$203 ; mouse move 
				newx=MouseX()
				newy=MouseY() 
				If ButtonState(choice) 
					SetGadgetShape win,GadgetX(win)+newx-oldx,GadgetY(win)+newy-oldy,GadgetWidth(win),GadgetHeight(win) 
				Else
					SetGadgetShape win,GadgetX(win),GadgetY(win),GadgetWidth(win),GadgetHeight(win)+newy-oldy 
				EndIf
				oldx=newx oldy=newy
			EndIf 
		EndIf 
	EndIf 
	
	
	If KeyHit(1) Exit 
Forever 

FreeImage dragIMG 
FreeGadget windrag 
FreeGadget app 

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