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Refresh icons when window DPI changes Provide ICON_SMALL icons Fixed Win32Icon.Size being incorrect when the exact size couldn't be found in the iconcustomers/chaos-11.0
Tom Edwards
2 years ago
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Tom Edwards
Tom Edwards
9 changed files with 373 additions and 120 deletions
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using System; |
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using System.Drawing; |
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using System.IO; |
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using Avalonia.Platform; |
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using Avalonia.Win32.Interop; |
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namespace Avalonia.Win32 |
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{ |
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class IconImpl : IWindowIconImpl |
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internal class IconImpl : IWindowIconImpl, IDisposable |
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{ |
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private readonly Win32Icon _icon; |
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private readonly byte[] _iconData; |
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private readonly Win32Icon _smallIcon; |
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private readonly Win32Icon _bigIcon; |
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public IconImpl(Win32Icon icon, byte[] iconData) |
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private static readonly int s_taskbarIconSize = Win32Platform.WindowsVersion < PlatformConstants.Windows10 ? 32 : 24; |
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public IconImpl(Stream smallIcon, Stream bigIcon) |
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{ |
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_smallIcon = CreateIconImpl(smallIcon); |
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_bigIcon = CreateIconImpl(bigIcon); |
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} |
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public IconImpl(Stream icon) |
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{ |
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_smallIcon = _bigIcon = CreateIconImpl(icon); |
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} |
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private static Win32Icon CreateIconImpl(Stream stream) |
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{ |
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if (stream.CanSeek) |
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{ |
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stream.Position = 0; |
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} |
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if (stream is MemoryStream memoryStream) |
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{ |
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var iconData = memoryStream.ToArray(); |
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return new Win32Icon(iconData); |
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} |
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else |
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{ |
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using var ms = new MemoryStream(); |
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stream.CopyTo(ms); |
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ms.Position = 0; |
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var iconData = ms.ToArray(); |
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return new Win32Icon(iconData); |
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} |
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} |
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// GetSystemMetrics returns values scaled for the primary monitor, as of the time at which the process started.
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// This is no good for a per-monitor DPI aware application. GetSystemMetricsForDpi would solve the problem,
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// but is only available in Windows 10 version 1607 and later. So instead, we just hard-code the 96dpi icon sizes.
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public Win32Icon LoadSmallIcon(double scaleFactor) => new(_smallIcon, GetScaledSize(16, scaleFactor)); |
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public Win32Icon LoadBigIcon(double scaleFactor) |
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{ |
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var targetSize = GetScaledSize(s_taskbarIconSize, scaleFactor); |
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var icon = new Win32Icon(_bigIcon, targetSize); |
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// The exact size of a taskbar icon in Windows 10 and later is 24px @ 96dpi. But if an ICO file doesn't have
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// that size, 16px can be selected instead. If this happens, fall back to a 32 pixel icon. Windows will downscale it.
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if (s_taskbarIconSize == 24 && icon.Size.Width < targetSize.Width) |
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{ |
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icon.Dispose(); |
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icon = new(_bigIcon, GetScaledSize(32, scaleFactor)); |
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} |
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return icon; |
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} |
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private static PixelSize GetScaledSize(int baseSize, double factor) |
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{ |
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_icon = icon; |
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_iconData = iconData; |
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var scaled = (int)Math.Ceiling(baseSize * factor); |
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return new(scaled, scaled); |
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} |
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public IntPtr HIcon => _icon.Handle; |
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public void Save(Stream outputStream) => _bigIcon.CopyTo(outputStream); |
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public void Save(Stream outputStream) |
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public void Dispose() |
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{ |
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outputStream.Write(_iconData, 0, _iconData.Length); |
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_smallIcon.Dispose(); |
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_bigIcon.Dispose(); |
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} |
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} |
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} |
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