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Fix Style for Highcontrast mode #3069

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What's the PR

  • Fixed an issue where windows os built-in highcontrast mode caused by a crash or the context menu color does not come out properly
  • Processes to just call the dark style when highcontrast mode is on

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  • It should come out as usual when I turned on high contrast mode in Windows.

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  • Technically we need to support high contrast mod style separately, but this is currently difficult to make and we have a separate built-in theme system, so this kind of support is enough.

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The changes introduce a new ResourceDictionary entry for "HighContrast" in the Flow.Launcher.App.xaml file. This entry merges with the existing "Dark.xaml" resource file, enhancing the application's theme options to support high contrast, likely aimed at improving accessibility for users who need visual adjustments. No other changes to existing resources or settings were made.

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Flow.Launcher/App.xaml Added <ResourceDictionary x:Key="HighContrast"> merging with "Dark.xaml" for improved theme support.

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Flow.Launcher/App.xaml (1)

23-27: Implementation looks good but consider architectural implications.

The approach of reusing Dark.xaml for high contrast mode is a pragmatic solution that addresses the immediate crashes and display issues. The implementation follows the existing theme structure pattern.

While this solution works for now, consider these architectural points for future iterations:

  • The theme system might need extension to properly support high contrast specific styles
  • Consider implementing a dedicated high contrast resource dictionary in the future for better accessibility compliance
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Flow.Launcher/App.xaml (1)

23-27: Verify Windows high contrast mode behavior.

Since this addresses a Windows-specific accessibility feature, thorough testing is crucial.

Run this script to check for any other high contrast related configurations or potential conflicts:

✅ Verification successful

Let me gather more information about the high contrast implementation.


Let me gather more information about the theme management implementation.


Based on the gathered information, I can now provide a final response:

High contrast mode implementation is properly integrated with Windows accessibility features

The implementation correctly uses Dark.xaml as the base theme for high contrast mode, which is a standard practice. The codebase shows:

  • Proper theme management through ThemeManager
  • Integration with Windows system parameters and accessibility features
  • Support for high contrast settings across multiple languages
  • Consistent theme resource handling in both Light.xaml and Dark.xaml
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The following scripts were executed for the analysis:

Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Search for high contrast related configurations and potential theme conflicts

# Check for any other high contrast related configurations
echo "Checking for other high contrast related configurations..."
rg -i "highcontrast|high.?contrast" --type xaml

# Check for theme-related code that might need updates
echo "Checking for theme-related code that might need updates..."
rg -i "requestedtheme|thememanager|applytheme" --type cs

Length of output: 3152


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for high contrast related code in all files
rg -i "highcontrast|high.?contrast" -A 3

# Search for theme-related files
fd -e xaml ".*theme.*|.*dark.*|.*light.*"

# Search for accessibility related code
rg -i "accessibility|systemparameters|usesystemtheme"

Length of output: 56826


Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Search for theme change related code
rg -i "changetheme|themechanged" -A 3

# Check theme manager implementation
ast-grep --pattern 'class ThemeManager {
  $$$
}'

# Look for system theme detection code
rg -i "systemtheme|detecttheme|ostheme" -A 3

Length of output: 6277

@taooceros taooceros merged commit ed53736 into Flow-Launcher:dev Nov 11, 2024
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