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Display the same icons that Windows uses.
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This FAQ could also be called how to display the same icons that
Windows uses. The icons for drives, folders, documents, explorer, the network
neighborhood, and so on, are all located in a system ImageList. Most of the icons
reside in <TT>SHELL32.DLL</TT>, but others are appended to the system ImageList by the
operating system. To display the same icons that the system displays, all you
need to do is get the handle of the system ImageList.
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<B>Step 1:</B> Add a #include statement for the file <TT>SHELLAPI.H</TT>
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<font color="green">#include <vcl\vcl.h></font>
<font color="green">#pragma hdrstop</font>
<font color="green">#include "MAINFORM.h"</font>
<font color="green">#include <win32\shellapi.h></font>
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<B>Step 2:</B> The API <TT>SHGetFileInfo</TT> function allows you to retrieve
the system ImageList. Add an Image control and an ImageList control to the main
form of your program. Don't add any icons to the ImageList. Add this code to
your form's constructor to bind the ImageList to the system ImageList.
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<font color="navy">// Argument description:</font>
<font color="navy">// 1st arg -> "" : filename, not needed</font>
<font color="navy">// 2nd arg -> 0 : file attributes flag, not needed because the last</font>
<font color="navy">// arg does not contain SHGFI_USEFILEATTRIBUTES</font>
<font color="navy">// 3rd arg -> &info : this argument is always the address of a</font>
<font color="navy">// SHFILEINFO structure.</font>
<font color="navy">// 4th arg -> sizeof(info) : this arg is always sizeof(SHFILEINFO)</font>
<font color="navy">// 5th arg -> flags : (see notes below)</font>
SHFILEINFO info<b>;</b>
DWORD ImageHandle <b>=</b> SHGetFileInfo<b>(</b><font color="blue">""</font><b>,</b>
<font color="blue">0</font><b>,</b>
<b>&</b>info<b>,</b>
<b>sizeof</b><b>(</b>info<b>)</b><b>,</b>
SHGFI_ICON <b>|</b>
SHGFI_SHELLICONSIZE <b>|</b>
SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX<b>)</b><b>;</b>
<font color="navy">// if the function succeeds, assign the returned handle to the TImageList</font>
<font color="navy">// member. Note that the TImageList control appears to adjust its height</font>
<font color="navy">// and width when you assign its handle. Also note that ShareImages is true to</font>
<font color="navy">// prevent TImageList from attempting to deleting the underlying system</font>
<font color="navy">// imagelist (although the shell blocks this attempt).</font>
<b>if</b> <b>(</b>ImageHandle <b>!=</b> <font color="blue">0</font><b>)</b>
<b>{</b>
ImageList1<b>-></b>Handle <b>=</b> ImageHandle<b>;</b>
ImageList1<b>-></b>ShareImages <b>=</b> <b>true</b><b>;</b>
<b>}</b>
<font color="navy">// If everything has gone according to plan,</font>
<font color="navy">// display the first icon in an Image control</font>
<b>if</b><b>(</b>ImageList1<b>-></b>Count <b>></b> <font color="blue">0</font><b>)</b>
ImageList1<b>-></b>GetIcon<b>(</b><font color="blue">0</font><b>,</b>Image1<b>-></b>Picture<b>-></b>Icon<b>)</b><b>;</b> <font color="navy">// 0 is the icon's index</font>
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<B>Notes:</B> The return value from SHGetFileInfo takes on a different meaning
based on the last argument to the function. If the last arg contains either
the SHGFI_ICON or the SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX flags, then the return value is the
handle to the system imagelist.
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Here is a description of th flags for the last argument to SHGetFileInfo:
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SHGFI_ICON : specifies that the result will be the handle to the
system imagelist (somewhat redundant). Also affects
how the info structure will be filled in.
SHGFI_SHELLICONSIZE: tells the function to use the shell icon size instead
of the system icon size. Recall that there are four
classes of icons in win95 (system large, system
small, shell large and shell small). This parameter
isn't "necessary" but it makes sense to use the shell
sizes since the imagelist will represent shell items.
SHGFI_SMALLICON: tells the function to return the handle of the small
icon imagelist. Their are two system image lists; one
for small icons and one for large icons. The two are
not quite identical. The large icons are sometimes
fancier. The large icons for the floppy drives
contain little pictures of disks, but the small icons
don't. To my knowledge, both the small and large
imagelists contain the same number of icons. Omit
this parameter to use large icons instead of small
icons.
SHGFI_SYSICONINDEX: specifies that the return value is the handle of the
system image list (redundant with SHGFI_ICON). Of
greater importance, it also specifies that info.iIcon
will contain the proper image list index for the file
name. This is used later on for the drives.
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