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Helpers for dealing with Windows icons. More...
#include <csplugincommon/win32/icontools.h>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static HICON CS_CSPLUGINCOMMON_WIN_EXPORT | IconFromImage (iImage *image, const _ICONINFO *iconTemplate=0) |
| Create a Windows icon from a CS image. | |
| static csPtr< iImage > CS_CSPLUGINCOMMON_WIN_EXPORT | IconToImage (HICON icon) |
| Create a CS image from a Windows icon. | |
| static HICON | LoadStockIconSize (LPCSTR id, int desiredSize) |
| Load a stock icon (IDI_something) closest to a given size. | |
| static HICON | LoadStockIconSize (LPCWSTR id, int desiredSize) |
| Load a stock icon (IDI_something) closest to a given size. | |
Helpers for dealing with Windows icons.
Definition at line 41 of file icontools.h.
| static HICON CS_CSPLUGINCOMMON_WIN_EXPORT CS::Platform::Win32::IconTools::IconFromImage | ( | iImage * | image, |
| const _ICONINFO * | iconTemplate = 0 |
||
| ) | [static] |
Create a Windows icon from a CS image.
The color depth depends on the color depth of the screen. The handling of the alpha channel of the image - if it has one - depends on the Windows version and screen color depth: in particular, icons with alpha are only supported on Windows XP and a screen color depth of at least 24bpp. In other cases the alpha will be reduced to binary alpha.
| image | Image to create icon from. |
| iconTemplate | (Optional) Template for information used to create icon. |
| static csPtr<iImage> CS_CSPLUGINCOMMON_WIN_EXPORT CS::Platform::Win32::IconTools::IconToImage | ( | HICON | icon | ) | [static] |
| static HICON CS::Platform::Win32::IconTools::LoadStockIconSize | ( | LPCSTR | id, |
| int | desiredSize | ||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Load a stock icon (IDI_something) closest to a given size.
The main benefit over LoadIcon (0, IDI_something) is the possibility to specify a desired size. (All standard Win32 mechanisms to obtain an icon of a certain size either don't provide different sizes or deliver bad quality icons.)
Stock icons are likely available in the sizes 16x16, 32x32 and 48x48. Asking for a size other than that will actually return an icon with the size closest (well, what Windows deems to be close) to the requested size.
| id | Icon ID to load. Must be one of the default Win32 IDI_something constants (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms648072%28VS.85%29.aspx). |
| desiredSize | Desired size of the icon. |
Definition at line 66 of file icontools.h.
| static HICON CS::Platform::Win32::IconTools::LoadStockIconSize | ( | LPCWSTR | id, |
| int | desiredSize | ||
| ) | [inline, static] |
Load a stock icon (IDI_something) closest to a given size.
The main benefit over LoadIcon (0, IDI_something) is the possibility to specify a desired size. (All standard Win32 mechanisms to obtain an icon of a certain size either don't provide different sizes or deliver bad quality icons.)
Stock icons are likely available in the sizes 16x16, 32x32 and 48x48. Asking for a size other than that will actually return an icon with the size closest (well, what Windows deems to be close) to the requested size.
| id | Icon ID to load. Must be one of the default Win32 IDI_something constants (see http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms648072%28VS.85%29.aspx). |
| desiredSize | Desired size of the icon. |
Definition at line 68 of file icontools.h.