[Feature] Moving/disabling taskbar buttons

[seba4316]

[Feature] Moving/disabling taskbar buttons

[jmanc3]

Yeah

[seba4316]

I wrote a wrapper class and a function to load the order and required data from an ini file.

To finish the implementation the following should be done: a function to save the items into the ini file, drag and drop to re-arrange systray items and a context menu to hide them.

I haven't looked too much into the code yet but the Settings button doesn't seem to be functional.
If that is implemented there could be a page to turn the disabled systray icons back on without having to manually edit the ini file.

[jmanc3]

I'd been meaning to replace the current configuration file with a proper GUI settings page for a while now. If you don't mind waiting a bit, I can add this.

[seba4316]

If you don't mind waiting a bit, I can add this.

Do you mean implement the feature of disabling/moving the tray icons?

[seba4316]

Okay, I'll leave this issue open for future reference
If you'd like some help on anything let me know and I'll try

[jmanc3]

Added this feature on latest commit. I didn't add 'spacers' yet which people probably want, and no option to choose the alignment of pinned icons but i'll get to it at some point.

[jmanc3]

Somethings not working with the saving and loading, I'll look at that later

[seba4316]

I'm not sure it has to do with saving. I've restarted the app a couple of times and didn't lose my configuration, but I noticed that after looking away from the screen for a good 10 minutes my configuration was indeed reverted to default.
Could be somehow related to the previous date flickering issue, though that's just a random thought more than anything.

I'll see if I get this behaviour again but I'll have to read the changes to understand better what's happening

[jmanc3]

Should be fixed in latest commit. It was a problem with correctly merging the settings page state with the taskbar state, although that reset to the default seems like a different thing. We will see if it that is fixed as a byproduct.