This is the basic first part of #48, only to provide basic functionality that may be useful to people. This is not a common occurance, so will allow people to run a program or powershell script if they need to do something unusual. This at least gives them a mechanism to do so.
Based on an idea from @erbkaiser, I'm implementing a process to allow the user to select the best image in the list of images extracted from icons, and allowing the user to choose the best one if they want. The idea is that DisplayMagician will try to pick the best image to use, but in the case that it gets's it wrong, theuser will be able to override it so that the nicest images/icons are used for their games!
Found some calls that were bypassing the video library state buffering I'd put in place earlier. This should generally make DisplayMagician faster and minimise the number of log entries written to DisplayMagician.log.
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If a program starts, and then runs another app and then closes itself, then there is a real possibility that the processToStop logic will fail while trying to handle this process. This code now has 3 try/catch statements around it to try and catch this in a friendly way. This should also highlight any issues with the logic and hopefully make it better.
This should ensure that the shortcut and profile menus available from right click of the DisplayMagician system tray icon are updated more reliably. They should apply properly now.
Added all of the OK ADL statuses to be considered as successful. Should minimise the chances of things going wrong if there is a little issue like the display driver being busy, or if the display is fine but needs to wait for the next modeset.
Now that we load a splashscreen, I've had to adjust the MainForm window display logic so that it goes to the topmost window when the user requests it to. This is much easier to use.
DisplayMagician at the moment requires DispalayPort or HDMI connectivity to enable it's full functionality. This is due to the EDID DisplayMagician uses as part of display identifiers as well as
As I'd changed the profile config to buffer it within the libraries themselves, ApplyProfile wasn't telling the libraries to update their config. Therefore they thought they were still on the original display config, and that meant that ApplyProfile didn't revert the profile after the application had closed. This is now fixed.
As we now only copy across some of the GDI display settings, we aren't able to have really tight matching on the GDI part of the Windows display profiles. For this reason, I loosened off the Equals test so that it would match on the functions that we change within DisplayMagician. The profile matching now works correctly.
AMDLibrary had an error that caused issues due to a missing call to get a valid default config. WinLibrary had an issue where it wasn't applying the GDIDisplaySettings correctly after a reboot. This has now been fixed.
The profile updating logic wouldn't work with the new way of buffering the display config, which means that when swapping back to DisplayMagician after updating the display layout wouldn't automatically update the display profile. Now, it forces this.
Changed Profiles to use new methods for profiles detection provided by the new video card library updates for NVIDIALibrary, AMDLibrary and WinLibrary. This should make DisplayMagician faster as there is less repetition.
This integrates all the library enhancements that I've been working on for the last 2 weeks into DisplayMagician. This fixes $47, #46 and possibly others.
Unfortunately with the number of DisplayProfile changes I've had to make I am going to have to force people to recreate their DisplayProfiles again :(. This is neeed so that I can support cloned displays and HDR and basic colour settings. This has all taken a lot of working out, but I can't convert the old DisplayProfiles format to the new one as there is just too much missing data in there.
There have been such large changes with v2.1.0 that I've had to move to a new file display profile format again :(. I'm really hopeful this will be the last time, as it seems to cope with all the different display layouts, colour settings, hdr etc.
