* Fixed a Grid editor issue
* Explained the fix in ExtendRangeToHaveEvenCellEdges
* Simplified code in ExtendRangeToHaveEvenCellEdges
* Removed redundant comment, more camelCase
* FancyZones editor magnetic snapping effect
Implemented a solution to Issue #585: FancyZones: Alignment/Snapping/Ruler
* Fixed VS complaining about names and access modifiers
* Removed reference to unused implementation of snapping in FZE
* Converted integer constants to enums in FZE/Canvas
* Convert a portion of code to a switch statement
* Improved code maintainability
* Fixed a screen resolution bug in FZE/Canvas
Fixed a bug where the editor doesn't respect the new screen resolution.
* Further maintainability improvements
* Fixed a compiler warning
* Changed some variables to camelCase
* Close input stream
Show MessageBox with exception message
Remove unused arguments
Guard all of the Editor input/output code parts and show MessageBox
with appropriate message and issue reporting link
* Extract showing messageBox into method
* installer: extract version number into separate file and use it where possible
* MSIX: rename package to include version on CDPx
* installer: generate assembly info for FZ editor
* MSIX: inject correct version to appxmanifest
* Introduce handling of new/old work areas (defined by virtual desktop id and monitor)
* Save data to JSON storage only once after we register all deleted virtual desktops
* Update saving mechanism
* Remove resolution from unique identifier
* Update comments related to new unique identifier
* Don't handle NULL GUID as it is default one
* Revert "Remove resolution from unique identifier"
This reverts commit 5a36651217.
* Revert "Update comments related to new unique identifier"
This reverts commit 8e89802549.
* removed MigrateDeviceInfoFromRegistry
Co-authored-by: Seraphima Zykova <zykovas91@gmail.com>
* Migrate FancyZones data persisting from Registry to JSON file
* Address PR comment: Remove redundant check
* Addres PR comment: Remove unused Dpi and add CmdArgs enum
* Address PR comment: Make methods const and inline
* Address PR comments: Expose GenerateUniqueId function and use const ref instead of passing wstring by value
* Address PR comment: Use lamdba as callback
* Address PR comment: Move GenerateUniqueId to ZoneWindowUtils namespace
* Address PR comment: Use regular comparison instead of std::wstring::compare
* Address PR comment: Use std::wstring_view for tmp file paths
* Address PR comment: Use scoped lock when accessing member data
* Address PR comment: Remove typedefs to increase code readability
* Address PR comment: removed nullptr checks with corresponding tests
* Address PR comment: Move ZoneSet object instead of copying
* Address PR comment: Make FancyZonesData instance const where possible
* Remove unnecessary gutter variable during calculating zone coordinates
* Remove uneeded subclass
* Avoid unnecessary copying and reserve space for vector if possible
* Save FancyZones data after exiting editor
* App zone history (#18)
* added window and zone set ids to app zone history
* Rename JSON file
* Remove AppZoneHistory migration
* Move parsing of ZoneWindow independent temp files outside of it
* Unit tests update (#19)
* check device existence in map
* updated ZoneSet tests
* updated JsonHelpers tests
* Use single zone count information
* Remove uneeded tests
* Remove one more test
* Remove uneeded line
* Address PR comments - Missing whitespace
* Update zoneset data for new virtual desktops (#21)
* update active zone set with actual data
* Introduce Blank zone set (used to indicate that no layout applied yet). Move parsing completely outside of ZoneWindow.
* Fix unit tests to match modifications in implementation
* Fix applying layouts on startup (second monitor)
Co-authored-by: vldmr11080 <57061786+vldmr11080@users.noreply.github.com>
Co-authored-by: Seraphima <zykovas91@gmail.com>
Splits the code use to filter windows for FancyZones and the
"active window" for the ShortcutGuide. The FancyZones logic is preserved
and merged into a single function. We keep it in common.h, as it might
be also used in other PowerToys, like maximized to new desktop. We do
however change the return type to be more descriptive. It also returns
a separate flag for if the window has a visible owner. This can be used
to implement the approved apps list.
For the ShortcutGuide, the logic is relaxed to include more windows. One
example are Explorer properties windows. Those are (and should) filtered
by the FancyZones, but should appear in the window preview in the SCG.
The new return type also includes information if the window will react
to the default Windows Snap. This is not ideal though. Currently, SCG
can only disable the entire "Windows Controls" group. OTOH windows like
"Save As..." dialogs can be snapped to corners etc., but cannot be
minimized nor maximized. Until SCG can separately disable those buttons
we will display the buttons in the enabled state only if the window
supports all settings. In the future, we should integrate FancyZones
snap override here too.
Do not swallow WinKey+Arrow events for non-interesting windows. This makes apps that are in the "excluded apps" list behave as if "Override windows snap keys" is disabled - they will react to the Windows default snap.
* localized dllmain.cpp of fancyzones project
* localized FancyZones.cpp
* format fancyzones.rc file
* Moved SuperFancyZones back to being a string instead of having it in the resource file as it is the window class name
* reverted changes for window name
* Formatted fancyzones rc file
* removed hardcoded strings from CanvasEditorWindow.xaml
* removed hardcoded strings from GridEditorWindow.xaml
* loc
* Localized MainWindow
* reverting MainWindow.xaml as it is not rendering the window as expected
* Changed the resource settings from internal to public
* the culture is set based on the culture of the system UI set in the system settings
* Removed the french resource files used for testing
* Localized canvasWindow and mainwindow
* Removed setting the UI culture explicitly as it would be implicitly set to the culture of system UI
* Removed redundant header file
* adding fancy zone opacity setting, enhancement #631
* applying zone opacity setting to all zones during zone selection
* changing opacity setting to percentage
* docs: split usage and dev docs
* # This is a combination of 2 commits.
# This is the 1st commit message:
docs: split usage and dev docs
# The commit message #2 will be skipped:
# fixup add docs
* docs: add runner documentation and move hooks documentation to devdocs
* docs: add stubs for modules technical description
* docs: add paragraph about event thread-safety
* docs: add 'Current modules' section header
1. Creating a mock ZoneWindowHost. Previously creating a ZoneWindow would throw an exception if the ZoneWindowHost is null.
2. Passing in HWND() instead of null to get rig of SAL annotation warnings.
* Removed and runs
Still needs some extra cleanup and addressing open issues
* Removed and runs
Still needs some extra cleanup and addressing open issues
* Clean
* Update
Unifies the way windows are considered "interesting" by FancyZone.
Berfore the change WinKey + arrows would use different method than
dragging. This PR makes both use the WinKey + arrows method.
Cleans up FancyZones Settings.cpp by removing m_configStrings variable.
Contrary to its name it was used to create color picker control.
Adds a multiline option to the text input to settings. Uses this to
provide the user with a way to exclude certain apps from snapping to
zones.
* Use DPIAware::DEFAULT_DPI
* Make runner DPI-unaware, since it doesn't need to use a Per Monitor V2 DPI.
* Programmatically enable "Per Monitor V2 DPI" for the runner proccess and use a separate DPI-unaware thread for the corresponding API calls
* Increase PCH memory limit for settings project
* Address review issues
* Draw zoneWindows properly scaled
don't exit when clicking on "Apply" if no layout is selected
Credit to @AlexR3 for the fix. Alex provided a more extensive fix that disable the button when no layout is selected, but it requires more changes to the XAML and we preferred to avoid that now.
* Don't trace event on exit
change 'PowertoyModuleDeleter' to not call 'module->disable();' before 'module->destroy();' so the module can distinguish between being turned off and PowerToys exiting.
Code formatting.
* uppercase for event name
* Trace on/off event for ShortcutGuide module
* Trace the 'hide' event only if the guide was visible
'on_hide()' is invoked when the module is turned off, in that case don't trace the hide event.
* Remove spaces in data field names
Remove 'ShowGuide' event since it's not providing any useful data.
* Include build number in version number
the screen. Previously, it would iterate through the zones in the order
they were added and find the first one that fit the description. While
this works in most cases, if a user wants to have overlapping zones, it
is better to iterate through all of them and find the zone that the user
expects. There are cases where a zone is completely inaccessible on drag
because of the current code. To resolve this, the zone search will look
for the smallest zone possible. The reason I chose this solution is
because this guarantees that zones are at least reachable since if a
zone was bigger than another zone, then there must be a part of it
that is exposed, therefore reachable itself. Note: this solution is for
the scenario between two zones. More than that is not guaranteed. But I
feel like this covers enough scenarios to warrant its addition.
Example:
----------------
- Zone1 -
- ---------- -
- - Zone2 - -
- - - -
- ---------- -
----------------
Previously, zone2 was inaccessible since it would iterate through 1 then
2. But 1 would always be seen first when dragging a window. With this
fix it zone2 will be accessible.
Co-authored-by: Alexis Campailla <alexis@janeasystems.com>
Co-authored-by: Bret Anderson <bretan@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Enrico Giordani <enrico.giordani@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Jaime Bernardo <jaime@janeasystems.com>
Co-authored-by: Jeff Bogdan <jeffbog@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: March Rogers <marchr@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Mike Harsh <mharsh@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Nachum Bundak <Nachum.Bundak@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Oliver Jones <ojones@microsoft.com>
Co-authored-by: Patrick Little <plittle@microsoft.com>
