示例#1
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        public static Boolean TryCreate(Boolean isIcon, ResourceLang lang, Byte[] rawData, out IconCursorImageResourceData typed)
        {
            // rawData is an ICONIMAGE structure OR a PNG image

            // if it's a PNG image it's easy enough:
            if (PngImageResourceData.HasPngSignature(rawData))
            {
                Image image;
                if (!ImageResourceData.TryCreateImage(rawData, out image))
                {
                    typed = null; return(false);
                }

                typed = new IconCursorImageResourceData(image, lang, rawData)
                {
                    IsIcon = isIcon
                };
                return(true);
            }

            typed = new IconCursorImageResourceData(lang, rawData)
            {
                IsIcon = isIcon
            };
            return(true);
        }
示例#2
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        public static Boolean TryCreate(Boolean isIcon, ResourceLang lang, Byte[] rawData, out String message, out IconCursorImageResourceData typed)
        {
            message = null;

            // rawData is an ICONIMAGE structure OR a PNG image

            // if it's a PNG image it's easy enough:
            if (PngImageResourceData.HasPngSignature(rawData))
            {
                Image image;
                if (!ImageResourceData.TryCreateImage(rawData, out image))
                {
                    typed = null; return(false);
                }

                typed = new IconCursorImageResourceData(IntPtr.Zero, image, lang, rawData)
                {
                    Size = image.Size
                };
                return(true);
            }

            // "Almost" cheating; this uses Win32's icon function, but in a nice way that doesn't break my conceptual model

            // and to think I'd need to manually process the DIB information to extract and recreate Bitmaps

            // although I might want to do that in future if I wanted to display the AND and XOR masks separately

            IntPtr p = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(rawData.Length);

            Marshal.Copy(rawData, 0, p, rawData.Length);

            IntPtr hIcon = NativeMethods.CreateIconFromResource(p, (uint)rawData.Length, isIcon);

            if (hIcon == IntPtr.Zero)
            {
                message = NativeMethods.GetLastErrorString();
                typed   = null;
                return(false);
            }

            Icon icon = Icon.FromHandle(hIcon);

            // because the Icon is born out of unmanaged data I cannot free the handle here; do it in the finaliser
            // on Windows XP x86 this doesn't cause a problem by freeing it here, but on Windows Server 2008 x64 it causes the Icon to fail

            // UPDATE: okay, apparently not. Even after moving that free instruction it still fails on WS2008x64

            typed = new IconCursorImageResourceData(p, icon, lang, rawData);
            return(true);
        }