There was an issue where changing a profile broke
the link between the shortcuts and the shortcut icon
file. This meant that the runshortcut would be pointing
to an icon file that didn't exist. This has been fixed.
Stopped the application threat monitoring halting
the UI completely, which fixed some UI updating
issues. Now UI thread continues to poll waiting for
appl/game to exit, but does it in a loop rather than
blocking using WaitForExit(). Means that the
notification icon gets updated and the UI gets a
MaskedForm over it.
Am able to minimise on start, or run normally
using a simple checkbox on the main form.
Maintains the setting over different runs using
a settings json file stored in the AppData directory.
Program to start UI works as intended. It's
a bit basic but will be good enough until
I manage to get to the WPF rewrite in a
year or so! Next step is to start adding the
background changes to the ShortcutItem
to store the information in the JSON.
Adding these checkboxes will let the user
easily temporarily disable running a program
without losing the very complicated arguments
passed to the program. This is especially true if
it is a thing like SimHub or something like that!
This is the first design for a simple form to
detail the programs that the user wants us to start
before the main Game. This is a first go and
is only the initial draft.
Did a fix for the SHortcutAdaptor doing exceptions
for showing the form before loading all the graphics
but can't really do much about it without adding
background loading to the main form. This is a lot of
work considering we'll be moving from WinForms
to WPF UI in the future.
Also fixed the 'Do you want to save' prompt detection
logic so that it correctly waits until all the loading has
finished before monitoring for users making changes.
Should stop the form incorrectly suggesting you
should save unless they've really made a change.
The logic I chose for the ShortcutForm controls is
really not suited towards distributed logic. I am
going to have to centralise the logic into a single
function that will evaulate when to enable the
save button.
Have created the Shortcut class for use within the
ShortcutLibrary. Next step is modifying the
ShortcutForm to generate a Shortcut so that I
can check the loading and saving is working ok.
I won't concentrate on the ShortcutForm redesign
until this bit is tested.
Created the initial form for the shortcut library
and will now start working on getting the
shortcuts saving to a similar json format as
the display profiles.
