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Great stuff eukalyptus :)

The art of GDI+ programming can be learned by your code :)

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UEZ

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Edited by UEZ

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AWESOME!!! Could I add a few requests?

1. Allow files and shortcuts other than an executable to work on the toolbar. ie. URLs, shortcuts(lnk), word documents, etc and display the icon based on the file association.

2. Allow topmost on/off functionality to support hiding the toolbar behind a window. I know hiding the toolbar is an option but some people will forget it's there. We're not all Mac users...yet :unsure:

3. Support .ini file configuration. (Add functionality to point it to a folder to display icons from folder contents. Quicklaunch style.)

4. Make it pick the winning lottery numbers because you need to win because this thing is AMAZING! Great work!

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Amazing!

You're the man!!!

A great job indeed eukalyptus.

Cheers

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  • 2 weeks later...
Posted (edited)

Great Job!

suggestion: Please give the user-defined tooltips. Now point to any Icon to display the same tip("SHELL32.dll"), if following $aIcon = SHELL32.dll

_IconDock_IconAddFile($hIconDock_1, $aIcon, 1, "_EventFunction", $IconDock_LBUTTONUP)

_IconDock_IconAddFile($hIconDock_2, $aIcon, 2, "_EventFunction", $IconDock_LBUTTONUP)

_IconDock_IconAddFile($hIconDock_3, $aIcon, 3, "_EventFunction", $IconDock_LBUTTONUP)

_IconDock_IconAddFile($hIconDock_4, $aIcon, 4, "_EventFunction", $IconDock_LBUTTONUP)

Edited by happytc
  • 2 weeks later...
Posted

click right key on the dockbar using following code, cannot correct to display the "Config window", why?

#include <GuiConstantsEx.au3>
#include <GuiConstants.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#Include <Misc.au3>
#include "IconDock.au3"
 
 
HotKeySet("{ESC}", "_Exit")
 
Global $iIconSizeMin = 48
Global $iIconSizeMax = 96
 
Global $aIcon[8] = [7]
$aIcon[1] = @WindowsDir & "\explorer.exe"
$aIcon[2] = @SystemDir & "\taskmgr.exe"
$aIcon[3] = @SystemDir & "\write.exe"
$aIcon[4] = @SystemDir & "\notepad.exe"
$aIcon[5] = @SystemDir & "\osk.exe"
$aIcon[6] = @SystemDir & "\charmap.exe"
$aIcon[7] = @SystemDir & "\mspaint.exe"
 
Global $hIconDock = _IconDock_Create(0, @DesktopHeight - $iIconSizeMax - $iIconSizeMin, @DesktopWidth, $iIconSizeMax + $iIconSizeMin, BitOR($IconDock_Align_Horizontal, $IconDock_Center), $IconDock_Up, $iIconSizeMin, $iIconSizeMax, True)
 
_IconDock_BeginUpdate($hIconDock)
 
For $i = 1 To $aIcon[0]
        _IconDock_IconAddFile($hIconDock, $aIcon[$i], 0, "_EventFunction", $IconDock_RBUTTONDOWN)
Next
_IconDock_EndUpdate($hIconDock)
 
 
While 1
        Sleep(100)
WEnd
 
 
 
Func _EventFunction($hID, $iIconIndex, $iEventMsg)
        Switch $hID
                Case $hIconDock
                        Switch $iEventMsg
                                Case $IconDock_RBUTTONDOWN
                                        Local $moved = DockMoveBar($hIconDock)
                                        If $moved = False Then ; If $moved = true the bar was moved - don't open options.
                                                DockConfig()
                                        EndIf
                        EndSwitch
        EndSwitch
EndFunc
 
Func DockConfig()
        Local $hwdDock, $HRadio, $VRadio, $OKButton, $CancelButton, $msg
                
        $hwdDock = GUICreate("Dock Config", 280, 150)
        
        GUICtrlCreateLabel("IconSizeMin:", 10, 13, 80, 20)
        
        GUICtrlCreateLabel("IconSizeMax:", 10, 43, 80, 20)
        
        GUICtrlCreateLabel("Orientation:", 10, 83, 80, 20)
        $HRadio = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Horizontal", 100, 80, 100, 20)
        $VRadio = GUICtrlCreateRadio("Vertical", 200, 80, 100, 20)
 
        $OKButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("OK", 50, 120, 50, 20)
        $CancelButton = GUICtrlCreateButton("Cancel", 160, 120, 50, 20)
        
        GUISetState()
;MsgBox(0,0,"0k")
        While True
                $msg = GUIGetMsg()
 
                Switch $msg
                        Case $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE, $CancelButton
                                ExitLoop
                        Case $OKButton
                                MsgBox(0,"pressed", "Pressed OK Button")
                                ExitLoop
                EndSwitch
 
                Sleep(20)
                
        WEnd
        GUIDelete($hwdDock)
EndFunc
 
 
Func DockMoveBar($hwdGuiBar)
        Local $PosDiff[2], $WinPos, $WinPos2, $MousePos, $dll, $moved
        
        $dll = DllOpen("user32.dll")
        
        While 1
                $MousePos = MouseGetPos()
                $WinPos = WinGetPos($hwdGuiBar)
                $PosDiff[0] = $WinPos[0] - $MousePos[0]
                $PosDiff[1] = $WinPos[1] - $MousePos[1]
 
                While _IsPressed("02", $dll)
                        $MousePos = MouseGetPos()
                        WinMove($hwdGuiBar, "", $MousePos[0] + $PosDiff[0], $MousePos[1] + $PosDiff[1])
                WEnd
                Sleep(10)
                ExitLoop
        WEnd
        
        $WinPos2 = WinGetPos($hwdGuiBar, "")
        
        If ($WinPos[0] < $WinPos2[0] - 3) Or ($WinPos[1] < $WinPos2[1] - 3) Or ($WinPos[0] > $WinPos2[0] + 3) Or ($WinPos[1] > $WinPos2[1] + 3) Then
                $moved = True ; If the window was moved, don't run program on return.
        Else
                $moved = False
        EndIf
        
        Sleep(10)
        Return $moved   
EndFunc
 
Func _Exit()
        _IconDock_Destroy($hIconDock)
        Exit
EndFunc
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