This includes:
- the default TimeText;
- the default colors.
They can however be changed by the user at one's convenience, by
explicitly specifying different values.
Now, default UI colors/strings (e.g. titles/timeout text) that are
dependent of the UI "theme" (mini vs. full TUI) are set first when
calling their corresponding Initialize() function.
Then, the user UI settings are read from the user's freeldr.ini file
and override the UI theme defaults.
These settings get effectively applied at the first drawing operation
(usually the UiFadeInBackdrop() call done by the main UiInitialize()
function).
For "directui" we don't care about the settings -- they are hardcoded.
This allows not having to specify the default settings in the
freeldr.ini files anymore.
+ Add support for "None" UiBackdropFillStyle: fill with whitespace,
instead of the specific patterns.
Fixes CORE-13827, where the timer countdown would otherwise display
incorrectly if there were no trailing spaces after the timer string.
Now, the countdown is always appended with one space separator after
the end of the string, **or**, it is inserted at a specific place
delimited by a %d insertion point in the string.
Also, don't repaint the date & time (in full-UI mode) many times per
second -- instead of only once per second -- while displaying a menu.
Remove useless ASSERT(FALSE); in IntGdiCreateDisplayDC, because it actually does not check anything useful. It only asserts each time when the function is called from DxEngCreateMemoryDC by MS DirectDraw stack (ddraw.dll & dxg.sys).
UNIMPLEMENTED debug print is enough a lot to see that this function is not implemented properly.
CORE-17561
A Kernel Debugger Transport DLL is always loaded for Windows XP+ :
either the standard KDCOM.DLL (by default), or an alternative
user-provided one via the /DEBUGPORT= option. If this alternative
does not exist or fails to be loaded, fall back to the standard
KDCOM.DLL.
If no KD dll is loaded, kernel loading would fail because of the
resulting unsatisfied KDCOM dll import (tested on Windows and ReactOS).
+ Normalize kernel, HAL and KD dll file names to lowercase (needed for
case-sensitive installations).
EndpointMoved == TRUE could never be true, because BOOL is a signed type,
and the only two values in a signed one-bit type are 0 and -1.
Courtesy of VS analysis warning C6299:
Explicitly comparing a bit field to a Boolean type will yield unexpected results.
This ensure we do not rely on usermode for always passing this flag in,
which is a ReactOS specific flag.
Thanks to Doug Lyons for finding the source of the problem.
CORE-17780
Import Wine Commit 0ba1bfb0624d5e95f15499d6cfc9af1910c7c5be by Marcus
Meissner: user32: DrawText gets a 32bit flag, not a 16bit flag.
Fixes CORE-17315 - spottted by I_Kill_Bugs
The source code is licensed under MIT license, taken from
"MSDN Code Gallery Microsoft Samples" repository
(https://github.com/microsoftarchive/msdn-code-gallery-microsoft)
The original license was MS-PL, but the driver was later relicensed
as MIT.
Adopted to ReactOS code base by Michael Stamper.
Co-authored-by: Michael Stamper <michaelstamper1@gmail.com>
- Add SkewDIB helper function in dib.cpp.
- Implement Stretch and Skew feature by SelectionModel::StretchSkew and ImageModel::StretchSkew.
- Move ColorKeyedMaskBlt function.
CORE-16634
- Add Rotate90DegreeBlt function to dib.cpp.
- Implement ImageModel::RotateNTimes90Degrees and SelectionModel::RotateNTimes90Degrees.
- Improve ToolsModel::SetBackgroundTransparent.
- Extend and improve SelectionModel::InsertFromHBITMAP.
CORE-16634
- inbv.c now only contains the Inbv-specific API and nothing else.
- It will make easier for people to write their own boot themes & animations,
by just copying/adapting the bootanim.c file (and the resources).
- Add SAL annotations.
- All INBV progress bar functions (except for InbvIndicateProgress())
should not be INIT-only functions, since they can be (not yet in ROS)
used at later times -- namely, for feedback during hibernation.
In particular, the progress percentage specified to InbvUpdateProgressBar(),
or the progress feedback made with InbvIndicateProgress() calls, is
**relative** to the progress sub-range specified with a previous call to
InbvSetProgressBarSubset() (by default, the range is 0...100%).
This functionality is used e.g. when the number of progress steps is
unknown prior, for example when loading drivers: in this case progress
is made within a given percentage range.
This bug has always been with us since 2010.
- Use newly-defined Imm32CurrentPti() instead of NtCurrentTeb()->Win32ThreadInfo.
- THREADSTATE_GETTHREADINFO is same as THREADSTATE_UNKNOWN18.
- Use the paged pool to allocate HIMC rather than heap.
- Fix and improve ImmDestroyContext function.
CORE-11700
