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67747801
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67747801
authored
May 25, 2005
by
Rein Klazes
Committed by
Alexandre Julliard
May 25, 2005
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Use the screen resolution to convert from twips (1440 twips is one
inch) to pixels.
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@@ -565,16 +565,18 @@ static BOOL SYSPARAMS_Save( LPCWSTR lpRegKey, LPCWSTR lpValName, LPCWSTR lpValue
*
* Convert a dimension value that was obtained from the registry. These are
* quoted as being "twips" values if negative and pixels if positive.
* One inch is 1440 twips. So to convert, divide by 1440 to get inches and
* multiply that by the dots-per-inch to get the size in pixels.
* See for example
* MSDN Library - April 2001 -> Resource Kits ->
* Windows 2000 Resource Kit Reference ->
* Technical Reference to the Windows 2000 Registry ->
* HKEY_CURRENT_USER -> Control Panel -> Desktop -> WindowMetrics
*/
inline
static
int
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
int
x
)
inline
static
int
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
int
x
,
int
dpi
)
{
if
(
x
<
0
)
x
=
(
-
x
+
7
)
/
15
;
x
=
(
-
x
*
dpi
+
720
)
/
1440
;
return
x
;
}
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@@ -587,7 +589,7 @@ inline static int SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels(int x)
* Of course this function belongs somewhere more usable but here will do
* for now.
*/
static
int
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
HKEY
hkey
,
LPCWSTR
lpValName
,
int
default_value
)
static
int
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
HKEY
hkey
,
LPCWSTR
lpValName
,
int
default_value
,
int
dpi
)
{
int
value
=
default_value
;
if
(
hkey
)
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@@ -607,7 +609,7 @@ static int SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric( HKEY hkey, LPCWSTR lpValName, int defaul
value
=
atoiW
(
buffer
);
}
}
return
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
value
);
return
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
value
,
dpi
);
}
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@@ -660,27 +662,27 @@ void SYSPARAMS_Init(void)
WCHAR
buf
[
10
];
INT
border
;
CPINFO
cpinfo
;
int
i
,
r
,
g
,
b
;
int
i
,
r
,
g
,
b
,
dpi
;
char
buffer
[
100
];
HBITMAP
h55AABitmap
;
display_dc
=
CreateICW
(
DISPLAY
,
NULL
,
NULL
,
NULL
);
assert
(
display_dc
);
dpi
=
GetDeviceCaps
(
display_dc
,
LOGPIXELSY
);
if
(
RegOpenKeyExW
(
HKEY_CURRENT_USER
,
METRICS_REGKEY
,
0
,
KEY_QUERY_VALUE
,
&
hkey
)
!=
ERROR_SUCCESS
)
hkey
=
0
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLWIDTH_VALNAME
,
16
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLWIDTH_VALNAME
,
16
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYHSCROLL
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
];
/* The Win 2000 resource kit SAYS that this is governed by the ScrollHeight
* but on my computer that controls the CYV/CXH values. */
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYCAPTION
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_CAPTIONHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
18
)
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYCAPTION
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_CAPTIONHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
18
,
dpi
)
+
1
;
/* for the separator? */
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENU
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_MENUHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
18
)
+
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENU
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_MENUHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
18
,
dpi
)
+
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXDLGFRAME
]
=
3
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYDLGFRAME
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXDLGFRAME
];
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...
@@ -698,12 +700,12 @@ void SYSPARAMS_Init(void)
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYVTHUMB
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
];
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXHTHUMB
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYVTHUMB
];
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXICON
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_ICONSIZE_VALNAME
,
32
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXICON
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_ICONSIZE_VALNAME
,
32
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYICON
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXICON
];
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYKANJIWINDOW
]
=
0
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_MOUSEPRESENT
]
=
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYVSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
]);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXHSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYHSCROLL
]);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYVSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXVSCROLL
]
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXHSCROLL
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SCROLLHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYHSCROLL
]
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_DEBUG
]
=
0
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_SWAPBUTTON
]
=
0
;
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...
@@ -720,7 +722,7 @@ void SYSPARAMS_Init(void)
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXMIN
]
=
112
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMIN
]
=
27
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_CAPTIONWIDTH_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYCAPTION
]
-
1
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_CAPTIONWIDTH_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYCAPTION
]
-
1
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSIZE
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYCAPTION
]
-
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXMINTRACK
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXMIN
];
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMINTRACK
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMIN
];
...
...
@@ -756,10 +758,10 @@ void SYSPARAMS_Init(void)
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMINSPACING
]
=
24
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXSMICON
]
=
16
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSMICON
]
=
16
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSMCAPTION
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SMCAPTIONHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
15
)
+
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXSMSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SMCAPTIONWIDTH_VALNAME
,
13
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSMCAPTION
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SMCAPTIONHEIGHT_VALNAME
,
15
,
dpi
)
+
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXSMSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_SMCAPTIONWIDTH_VALNAME
,
13
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSMSIZE
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYSMCAPTION
]
-
1
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXMENUSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_MENUWIDTH_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENU
]
-
1
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXMENUSIZE
]
=
SYSPARAMS_GetRegistryMetric
(
hkey
,
METRICS_MENUWIDTH_VALNAME
,
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENU
]
-
1
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENUSIZE
]
=
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYMENU
]
-
1
;
/* FIXME: What do these mean? */
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...
@@ -972,9 +974,10 @@ BOOL WINAPI SystemParametersInfoW( UINT uiAction, UINT uiParam,
if
(
!
spi_loaded
[
spi_idx
])
{
WCHAR
buf
[
10
];
int
dpi
=
GetDeviceCaps
(
display_dc
,
LOGPIXELSY
);
if
(
SYSPARAMS_Load
(
SPI_SETBORDER_REGKEY
,
SPI_SETBORDER_VALNAME
,
buf
,
sizeof
(
buf
)
))
border
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
);
border
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
,
dpi
);
spi_loaded
[
spi_idx
]
=
TRUE
;
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXFRAME
]
=
border
+
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXDLGFRAME
];
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...
@@ -1055,11 +1058,12 @@ BOOL WINAPI SystemParametersInfoW( UINT uiAction, UINT uiParam,
{
WCHAR
buf
[
10
];
int
val
;
int
dpi
=
GetDeviceCaps
(
display_dc
,
LOGPIXELSY
);
if
(
SYSPARAMS_Load
(
SPI_ICONHORIZONTALSPACING_REGKEY
,
SPI_ICONHORIZONTALSPACING_VALNAME
,
buf
,
sizeof
(
buf
)
))
{
val
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
);
val
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CXICONSPACING
]
=
val
;
}
spi_loaded
[
spi_idx
]
=
TRUE
;
...
...
@@ -1250,11 +1254,12 @@ BOOL WINAPI SystemParametersInfoW( UINT uiAction, UINT uiParam,
{
WCHAR
buf
[
10
];
int
val
;
int
dpi
=
GetDeviceCaps
(
display_dc
,
LOGPIXELSY
);
if
(
SYSPARAMS_Load
(
SPI_ICONVERTICALSPACING_REGKEY
,
SPI_ICONVERTICALSPACING_VALNAME
,
buf
,
sizeof
(
buf
)
))
{
val
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
);
val
=
SYSPARAMS_Twips2Pixels
(
atoiW
(
buf
)
,
dpi
);
sysMetrics
[
SM_CYICONSPACING
]
=
val
;
}
spi_loaded
[
spi_idx
]
=
TRUE
;
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...
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