/// <summary>
/// Creates a JumpList for the given application instance.
/// It also adds thumbnail toolbars, which are a set of up to seven buttons at the bottom of the taskbar’s icon thumbnail preview.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="windowHandle">The application instance's main window handle.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">The thumbnail toolbar buttons to be added.</param>
public void CreateJumpList(IntPtr windowHandle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons buttons)
{
if (ToolbarButtonsCreated || !IsSupported || windowHandle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
return;
}
SafeInvoke(() =>
{
// One ApplicationId, so all windows must share the same jumplist
var jumpList = JumpList.CreateJumpList();
jumpList.ClearAllUserTasks();
jumpList.KnownCategoryToDisplay = JumpListKnownCategoryType.Recent;
jumpList.Refresh();
CreateTaskbarButtons(windowHandle, buttons);
}, nameof(CreateJumpList));
return;
void CreateTaskbarButtons(IntPtr handle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons thumbButtons)
{
_commitButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Commit.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Commit.Text);
_commitButton.Click += thumbButtons.Commit.Click;
_pushButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Push.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Push.Text);
_pushButton.Click += thumbButtons.Push.Click;
_pullButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Pull.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Pull.Text);
_pullButton.Click += thumbButtons.Pull.Click;
// Call this method using reflection. This is a workaround to *not* reference WPF libraries, becuase of how the WindowsAPICodePack was implimented.
TaskbarManager.Instance.ThumbnailToolBars.AddButtons(handle, _commitButton, _pullButton, _pushButton);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a JumpList for the given application instance.
/// It also adds thumbnail toolbars, which are a set of up to seven buttons at the bottom of the taskbar’s icon thumbnail preview.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="windowHandle">The application instance's main window handle.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">The thumbnail toolbar buttons to be added.</param>
public void CreateJumpList(IntPtr windowHandle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons buttons)
{
if (!IsSupported)
{
return;
}
CreateJumpList();
CreateTaskbarButtons(windowHandle, buttons);
return;
void CreateJumpList()
{
try
{
var jumpList = JumpList.CreateJumpListForIndividualWindow(TaskbarManager.Instance.ApplicationId, windowHandle);
jumpList.ClearAllUserTasks();
jumpList.KnownCategoryToDisplay = JumpListKnownCategoryType.Recent;
jumpList.Refresh();
}
catch
{
// have seen a COM exception here that caused the UI to stop loading
}
}
void CreateTaskbarButtons(IntPtr handle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons thumbButtons)
{
if (!_toolbarButtonsCreated)
{
_commitButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Commit.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Commit.Text);
_commitButton.Click += thumbButtons.Commit.Click;
_pushButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Push.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Push.Text);
_pushButton.Click += thumbButtons.Push.Click;
_pullButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Pull.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Pull.Text);
_pullButton.Click += thumbButtons.Pull.Click;
_toolbarButtonsCreated = true;
// Call this method using reflection. This is a workaround to *not* reference WPF libraries, becuase of how the WindowsAPICodePack was implimented.
TaskbarManager.Instance.ThumbnailToolBars.AddButtons(handle, _commitButton, _pullButton, _pushButton);
TaskbarManager.Instance.ApplicationId = "GitExtensions";
}
_commitButton.Enabled = true;
_pushButton.Enabled = true;
_pullButton.Enabled = true;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a JumpList for the given application instance.
/// It also adds thumbnail toolbars, which are a set of up to seven buttons at the bottom of the taskbar’s icon thumbnail preview.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="windowHandle">The application instance's main window handle.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">The thumbnail toolbar buttons to be added.</param>
public void CreateJumpList(IntPtr windowHandle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons buttons)
{
if (!IsSupported)
{
return;
}
var jumpList = JumpList.CreateJumpListForIndividualWindow(TaskbarManager.Instance.ApplicationId, windowHandle);
jumpList.ClearAllUserTasks();
jumpList.KnownCategoryToDisplay = JumpListKnownCategoryType.Recent;
jumpList.Refresh();
CreateTaskbarButtons(windowHandle, buttons);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a JumpList for the given application instance.
/// It also adds thumbnail toolbars, which are a set of up to seven buttons at the bottom of the taskbar’s icon thumbnail preview.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="windowHandle">The application instance's main window handle.</param>
/// <param name="buttons">The thumbnail toolbar buttons to be added.</param>
public void CreateJumpList(IntPtr windowHandle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons buttons)
{
if (ToolbarButtonsCreated || !IsSupported || windowHandle == IntPtr.Zero)
{
return;
}
CreateJumpList();
CreateTaskbarButtons(windowHandle, buttons);
return;
void CreateJumpList()
{
try
{
// One ApplicationId, so all windows must share the same jumplist
var jumpList = JumpList.CreateJumpList();
jumpList.ClearAllUserTasks();
jumpList.KnownCategoryToDisplay = JumpListKnownCategoryType.Recent;
jumpList.Refresh();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
// have seen a COM exception here that caused the UI to stop loading
Trace.WriteLine(ex.Message, "CreateJumpList");
}
}
void CreateTaskbarButtons(IntPtr handle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons thumbButtons)
{
_commitButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Commit.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Commit.Text);
_commitButton.Click += thumbButtons.Commit.Click;
_pushButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Push.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Push.Text);
_pushButton.Click += thumbButtons.Push.Click;
_pullButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Pull.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Pull.Text);
_pullButton.Click += thumbButtons.Pull.Click;
// Call this method using reflection. This is a workaround to *not* reference WPF libraries, becuase of how the WindowsAPICodePack was implimented.
TaskbarManager.Instance.ThumbnailToolBars.AddButtons(handle, _commitButton, _pullButton, _pushButton);
}
}
private void CreateTaskbarButtons(IntPtr handle, WindowsThumbnailToolbarButtons thumbButtons)
{
if (!_toolbarButtonsCreated)
{
_commitButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Commit.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Commit.Text);
_commitButton.Click += thumbButtons.Commit.Click;
_pushButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Push.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Push.Text);
_pushButton.Click += thumbButtons.Push.Click;
_pullButton = new ThumbnailToolBarButton(MakeIcon(thumbButtons.Pull.Image, 48, true), thumbButtons.Pull.Text);
_pullButton.Click += thumbButtons.Pull.Click;
_toolbarButtonsCreated = true;
// Call this method using reflection. This is a workaround to *not* reference WPF libraries, becuase of how the WindowsAPICodePack was implimented.
TaskbarManager.Instance.ThumbnailToolBars.AddButtons(handle, _commitButton, _pullButton, _pushButton);
TaskbarManager.Instance.ApplicationId = "GitExtensions";
}
_commitButton.Enabled = true;
_pushButton.Enabled = true;
_pullButton.Enabled = true;
}