Method InsertWindow

TranslucentTB/taskbar/taskbarattributeworker.cpp:677–736

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void TaskbarAttributeWorker::InsertWindow(Window window, bool refresh)
{
	if (window.classname() == CORE_WINDOW) [[unlikely]]
	{
		// Windows.UI.Core.CoreWindow is always shell UI stuff
		// that we either have a dynamic mode for or should ignore.
		// so just skip it.
		return;
	}

	AttributeRefresher refresher(*this, refresh);

	// Note: The checks are done before iterating because
	// some methods (most notably Window::on_current_desktop)
	// will trigger a Windows internal message loop,
	// which pumps messages to the worker. When the DPI is
	// changing, it means m_Taskbars is cleared while we still
	// have an iterator to it. Acquiring the iterator after the
	// call to on_current_desktop resolves this issue.
	const bool windowMatches = window.is_user_window() && !m_ConfigManager.GetConfig().IgnoredWindows.IsFiltered(window);
	const HMONITOR mon = window.monitor();

	for (auto it = m_Taskbars.begin(); it != m_Taskbars.end(); ++it)
	{
		auto &maximised = it->second.MaximisedWindows;
		auto &normal = it->second.NormalWindows;

		if (it->first == mon)
		{
			if (windowMatches && window.maximised())
			{
				if (normal.erase(window) > 0)
				{
					LogWindowRemoval(L"normal", window, mon);
				}

				LogWindowInsertion(maximised.insert(window), L"maximised", mon);

				refresher.refresh(it);
				continue;
			}
			else if (windowMatches && !window.minimised())
			{
				if (maximised.erase(window) > 0)
				{
					LogWindowRemoval(L"maximised", window, mon);
				}

				LogWindowInsertion(normal.insert(window), L"normal", mon);

				refresher.refresh(it);
				continue;
			}

			// fall out the if if the window is minimized
		}

		RemoveWindow(window, it, refresher);