/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
public AboutForm()
{
// Make sure our resources are removed again.
Disposed += Cleanup;
FormClosing += Cleanup;
// Enable animation for this form, when we don't set this the timer doesn't start as soon as the form is loaded.
EnableAnimation = true;
//
// The InitializeComponent() call is required for Windows Forms designer support.
//
InitializeComponent();
// Only use double-buffering when we are NOT in a Terminal Server session
DoubleBuffered = !isTerminalServerSession;
// Not needed for a Tool Window, but still for the task manager it's important
Icon = GreenshotResources.getGreenshotIcon();
// Use the self drawn image, first we create the background to be the backcolor (as we animate from this)
gBitmap = ImageHelper.CreateEmpty(90, 90, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb, BackColor, 96, 96);
pictureBox1.Image = gBitmap;
Version v = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version;
// Format is like this: AssemblyVersion("Major.Minor.Build.Revision")]
lblTitle.Text = "Greenshot " + v.Major + "." + v.Minor + "." + v.Build + " Build " + v.Revision + (IniConfig.IsPortable ? " Portable" : "") + (" (" + OSInfo.Bits + " bit)");
//Random rand = new Random();
// Number of frames the pixel animation takes
int frames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// The number of frames the color-cycle waits before it starts
waitFrames = FramesForMillis(6000);
// Every pixel is created after pixelWaitFrames frames, which is increased in the loop.
int pixelWaitFrames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// Create pixels
for (int index = 0; index < gSpots.Count; index++) {
// Read the pixels in the order of the flow
Point gSpot = gSpots[flowOrder[index]];
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
RectangleAnimator pixelAnimation;
// Make the pixel grom from the middle, if this offset isn't used it looks like it's shifted
int offset = (w - 2) / 2;
// If the optimize for Terminal Server is set we make the animation without much ado
if (isTerminalServerSession) {
// No animation
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), 1, EasingType.Cubic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
} else {
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
Rectangle standingStill = new Rectangle(gSpot.X + offset, gSpot.Y + offset, 0, 0);
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(standingStill, standingStill, pixelWaitFrames, EasingType.Quintic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
// And than we size to the wanted size.
pixelAnimation.QueueDestinationLeg(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), frames);
}
// Increase the wait frames
pixelWaitFrames += FramesForMillis(100);
// Add to the list of to be animated pixels
pixels.Add(pixelAnimation);
// Add a color to the list for this pixel.
pixelColors.Add(pixelColor);
}
// Make sure the frame "loop" knows we have to animate
hasAnimationsLeft = true;
// Pixel Color cycle colors, here we use a pre-animated loop which stores the values.
ColorAnimator pixelColorAnimator = new ColorAnimator(pixelColor, Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 255), 6, EasingType.Quadratic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
pixelColorAnimator.QueueDestinationLeg(pixelColor, 6, EasingType.Quadratic, EasingMode.EaseOut);
do {
colorFlow.Add(pixelColorAnimator.Current);
pixelColorAnimator.Next();
} while (pixelColorAnimator.hasNext);
// color animation for the background
backgroundAnimation = new ColorAnimator(BackColor, backColor, FramesForMillis(5000), EasingType.Linear, EasingMode.EaseIn);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
public AboutForm()
{
// Make sure our resources are removed again.
Disposed += Cleanup;
FormClosing += Cleanup;
// Enable animation for this form, when we don't set this the timer doesn't start as soon as the form is loaded.
EnableAnimation = true;
//
// The InitializeComponent() call is required for Windows Forms designer support.
//
InitializeComponent();
// Only use double-buffering when we are NOT in a Terminal Server session
DoubleBuffered = !isTerminalServerSession;
// Use the self drawn image, first we create the background to be the backcolor (as we animate from this)
gBitmap = ImageHelper.CreateEmpty(90, 90, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb, BackColor, 96, 96);
pictureBox1.Image = gBitmap;
Version v = Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().GetName().Version;
// Format is like this: AssemblyVersion("Major.Minor.Build.Revision")]
lblTitle.Text = "Greenshot " + v.Major + "." + v.Minor + "." + v.Build + " Build " + v.Revision + (IniConfig.IsPortable ? " Portable" : "") + (" (" + OSInfo.Bits + " bit)");
//Random rand = new Random();
// Number of frames the pixel animation takes
int frames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// The number of frames the color-cycle waits before it starts
waitFrames = FramesForMillis(6000);
// Every pixel is created after pixelWaitFrames frames, which is increased in the loop.
int pixelWaitFrames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// Create pixels
for (int index = 0; index < gSpots.Count; index++)
{
// Read the pixels in the order of the flow
Point gSpot = gSpots[flowOrder[index]];
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
RectangleAnimator pixelAnimation;
// Make the pixel grom from the middle, if this offset isn't used it looks like it's shifted
int offset = (w - 2) / 2;
// If the optimize for Terminal Server is set we make the animation without much ado
if (isTerminalServerSession)
{
// No animation
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), 1, EasingType.Cubic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
}
else
{
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
Rectangle standingStill = new Rectangle(gSpot.X + offset, gSpot.Y + offset, 0, 0);
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(standingStill, standingStill, pixelWaitFrames, EasingType.Quintic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
// And than we size to the wanted size.
pixelAnimation.QueueDestinationLeg(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), frames);
}
// Increase the wait frames
pixelWaitFrames += FramesForMillis(100);
// Add to the list of to be animated pixels
pixels.Add(pixelAnimation);
// Add a color to the list for this pixel.
pixelColors.Add(pixelColor);
}
// Make sure the frame "loop" knows we have to animate
hasAnimationsLeft = true;
// Pixel Color cycle colors, here we use a pre-animated loop which stores the values.
ColorAnimator pixelColorAnimator = new ColorAnimator(pixelColor, Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 255), 6, EasingType.Quadratic, EasingMode.EaseIn);
pixelColorAnimator.QueueDestinationLeg(pixelColor, 6, EasingType.Quadratic, EasingMode.EaseOut);
do
{
colorFlow.Add(pixelColorAnimator.Current);
pixelColorAnimator.Next();
} while (pixelColorAnimator.hasNext);
// color animation for the background
backgroundAnimation = new ColorAnimator(BackColor, backColor, FramesForMillis(5000), EasingType.Linear, EasingMode.EaseIn);
}
/// <summary>
/// Constructor
/// </summary>
public AboutForm(
ICoreConfiguration coreConfiguration,
IGreenshotLanguage greenshotlanguage,
IVersionProvider versionProvider
) : base(coreConfiguration, greenshotlanguage)
{
_greenshotlanguage = greenshotlanguage;
// Make sure our resources are removed again.
Disposed += Cleanup;
FormClosing += Cleanup;
// Enable animation for this form, when we don't set this the timer doesn't start as soon as the form is loaded.
EnableAnimation = true;
//
// The InitializeComponent() call is required for Windows Forms designer support.
//
InitializeComponent();
// Use the self drawn image, first we create the background to be the backcolor (as we animate from this)
_bitmap = BitmapFactory.CreateEmpty(90, 90, PixelFormat.Format24bppRgb, BackColor);
pictureBox1.Image = _bitmap;
_dpiSubscription = FormDpiHandler.OnDpiChanged.Subscribe(info =>
{
pictureBox1.Size = FormDpiHandler.ScaleWithCurrentDpi(new NativeSize(90, 90));
});
var versionInfo = $@"Greenshot {versionProvider.CurrentVersion} {(coreConfiguration.IsPortable ? " Portable" : "")} ({OsInfo.Bits} bit)";
if (versionProvider.IsUpdateAvailable)
{
versionInfo += $" latest is: {versionProvider.LatestVersion}";
}
lblTitle.Text = versionInfo;
// Number of frames the pixel animation takes
var frames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// The number of frames the color-cycle waits before it starts
_waitFrames = FramesForMillis(6000);
// Every pixel is created after pixelWaitFrames frames, which is increased in the loop.
var pixelWaitFrames = FramesForMillis(2000);
// Create pixels
for (var index = 0; index < _gSpots.Count; index++)
{
// Read the pixels in the order of the flow
var gSpot = _gSpots[_flowOrder[index]];
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
RectangleAnimator pixelAnimation;
// Make the pixel grom from the middle, if this offset isn't used it looks like it's shifted
var offset = (w - 2) / 2;
// If the optimize for Terminal Server is set we make the animation without much ado
if (IsTerminalServerSession)
{
// No animation
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), 1, EasingTypes.Cubic);
}
else
{
// Create the animation, first we do nothing (on the final destination)
var standingStill = new Rectangle(gSpot.X + offset, gSpot.Y + offset, 0, 0);
pixelAnimation = new RectangleAnimator(standingStill, standingStill, pixelWaitFrames, EasingTypes.Quintic);
// And than we size to the wanted size.
pixelAnimation.QueueDestinationLeg(new Rectangle(gSpot.X, gSpot.Y, w - 2, w - 2), frames);
}
// Increase the wait frames
pixelWaitFrames += FramesForMillis(100);
// Add to the list of to be animated pixels
_pixels.Add(pixelAnimation);
// Add a color to the list for this pixel.
_pixelColors.Add(_pixelColor);
}
// Make sure the frame "loop" knows we have to animate
_hasAnimationsLeft = true;
// Pixel Color cycle colors, here we use a pre-animated loop which stores the values.
var pixelColorAnimator = new ColorAnimator(_pixelColor, Color.FromArgb(255, 255, 255), 6, EasingTypes.Quadratic);
pixelColorAnimator.QueueDestinationLeg(_pixelColor, 6, EasingTypes.Quadratic, EasingModes.EaseOut);
do
{
_colorFlow.Add(pixelColorAnimator.Current);
pixelColorAnimator.Next();
} while (pixelColorAnimator.HasNext);
// color animation for the background
_backgroundAnimation = new ColorAnimator(BackColor, _backColor, FramesForMillis(5000));
}
