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• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Create Sys Tray / Capture

    Delphi
    by Fridolin Walther, 2. Jul 2009
  Well ... that won't work. I can tell you why:
  
  If you want to build a shell replacement you will replace the shell. Therefore the original shell (Explorer) is not running and the original systray doesn't exist. But you currently read the data from the original systray. You will have to reverse the Shell_NotifyIcon API to find out how exactly the API contacts the systray so you can implement...
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Create Sys Tray / Capture

    Delphi
    by Fridolin Walther, 2. Jul 2009
  It does work.
  
  Getting the exact icons is tricky and doesn't work for all icons simply because some HICON values are invalid. To implement interactivity you will have to send the messages that the real systray would send to the application. You can take the parameters from the Tooltip data structure (what message to send and the recipient of the message).
  
  May I ask what are you trying to do?...
• Forum: Win32/Win64 API (native code)

  Re: Create Sys Tray / Capture

    Delphi
    by Fridolin Walther, 1. Jul 2009
  The systray is essentially a Toolbar. You can just search for it and get a list of pointer that point to datastructures holding the information about each item inside the systray. You can than read those datastructures using ReadProcessMemory. The whole process is outlined here:
  
  http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/ShellTrayInfo.aspx
  
  This will work for XP and later. Getting the tray...