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Hello there!  I've been looking at leveraging the WinMagnifier.au3 include to make a legacy app with a hard-coded screensize fit in quasi-fullscreen.  While it works for the most part using a keyboard/mouse, the application doesn't seem to play nice in Win10 using a touchscreen.

Microsoft introduced the MagGetInputTransform as part of the Redstone update; as such, when you touch a display at what would phyiscally be, say, (200,200), it will transcribe your touch to what (200,200) is displayed as un-magnified.  Without making this DLL call to adjust the resolution, the touch aspect is entirely off, no matter how you position the magnification/display.

I think the main challenge I'm having is that I can't figure out the LPRECT part of DllCall.  I'm at least able to get values to use if I call them as a pointer.

;~ The assumption here is that the 4:3 app is in the top-left corner of the screen
;~ As such, we know where the script will be magnifying, as well as the size of the normal display...

$pRectSource = DllStructCreate("int rect[4]")
DllStructSetData($pRectSource,1,0, 1)
DllStructSetData($pRectSource,1,0, 2)
DllStructSetData($pRectSource,1,$HorizontalResizeArea, 3)
DllStructSetData($pRectSource,1,$VerticalResizeArea, 4)
$pRectSourcePtrRECT = DllStructGetPtr($pRectSource)

$pRectDest = DllStructCreate("int rect[4]")
DllStructSetData($pRectDest,1,0, 1)
DllStructSetData($pRectDest,1,0, 2)
DllStructSetData($pRectDest,1,@DesktopWidth, 3)
DllStructSetData($pRectDest,1,@DesktopHeight, 4)
$pRectDestPtrRECT = DllStructGetPtr($pRectDest)

;~ These will return different values
MsgBox(0,"Test",$pRectSourcePtrRECT)
MsgBox(0,"Test",$pRectDestPtrRECT)

;~ ...

;~ Here's where I'm trying to make the DllCall, leading to the script exiting unexpectedly

Local $pfEnabled = True
$MagSet = DllCall($g_hMagnificationDLL, "BOOL", "MagGetInputTransform", "BOOL", $pfEnabled, "ptr", $pRectSourcePtrRECT, "ptr", $pRectDestPtrRECT)

I'm not having any luck using references to "RECT" (with/without asterisks, capitalization, or other major variations thereof), but referencing the LPRECT value as a pointer at least gives me a value in my MsgBox, so I'm assuming that is the correct approach.

Any idea what I'm doing wrong (aside from running a legacy app in 2020)?  Thanks in advance!

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16 hours ago, FTWRoman said:

I've been looking at leveraging the WinMagnifier.au3 include to make a legacy app with a hard-coded screensize fit in quasi-fullscreen.

Is this realeated to High DPI ?

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Hello.

pfEnabled is a pointer to a bool. So You dll call should be something like this:

Local $aCall = DllCall($hDll, "BOOL", "MagGetInputTransform", "BOOL*", 0, "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tSRECT), "ptr", DllStructGetPtr($tDRECT))

Local $pfEnabled = $aCall[1]

 

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