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| | | const DynamicApis &apis = DynamicApis::instance(); |
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| | | const auto &extendMargins = [this, &apis, hwnd]() { |
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| | | // For some unknown reason, the window background is totally black when the host object |
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| | | // is a QWidget. And extending the window frame into the client area seems to fix it |
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| | | // magically. |
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| | | // We don't need the following *HACK* for QtQuick windows. |
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| | | if (!m_host->isWidgetType()) { |
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| | | return; |
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| | | } |
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| | | // For some unknown reason, the window background is totally black and extending |
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| | | // the window frame into the client area seems to fix it magically. |
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| | | // After many times of trying, we found that the Acrylic/Mica/Mica Alt background |
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| | | // only appears on the native Win32 window's background, so naturally we want to |
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| | | // extend the window frame into the whole client area to be able to let the special |
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| | | const auto &effectBugWorkaround = [this, hwnd]() { |
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| | | // We don't need the following *HACK* for QWidget windows. |
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| | | // Completely based on actual experiments, root reason is totally unknown. |
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| | | if (m_host->isWidgetType()) { |
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| | | return; |
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| | | } |
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