Auto-Load Desktop Icon Profile

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Description	The function checks regularly, if the monitor setup has changed. In case of change it checks, if a corresponding Desktop Icon Profile exists and applies it. The profile name is built using the resolution and Y-position info of each monitor except the primary monitor where the Y-Position is 0. I use this to automatically have the desktop icons arranged in my laptop, when I put it in a docking station or take it out. Use the function 'Desktop Icon Profile - Auto-Save' to store your profiles with corresponding names. To make it work, place the following in your startup folder: \DisplayFusionCommand.exe -functionrun "Desktop Icon Profile - Auto-Load"
Language	C#
Minimum Version	7.3.4+
Created By	Christian Treffler
Contributors	-
Date Created	Mar 1, 2016
Date Last Modified	Mar 1, 2016

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using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Drawing; using System.Text; // V1.0 // by: Christian Treffler // Thanks to kaweksl513742 whose code pointed me in the right direction to build this // // The function checks regularly, if the monitor setup has changed. // In case of change it checks, if a corresponding Desktop Icon Profile exists and applies it // The profile name is built using the resolution and Y-position info of each monitor // except the primary monitor where the Y-Position is 0 // // I use this to automatically have the desktop icons arranged in my laptop, // when I put it in a docking station or take it out // // Use the function 'Desktop Icon Profile - Auto-Save' to store your profiles with corresponding names // To make it work, place the following in your Autostart folder: // <PathToDisplayFusion>\DisplayFusionCommand.exe -functionrun "Desktop Icon Profile - Auto-Load" // public static class DisplayFusionFunction { public static void Run(IntPtr windowHandle) { // Refresh every n mseconds const int sleeptime = 3000; // Get Resolution of all Monitors Rectangle[] Monitors = BFS.Monitor.GetMonitorBounds(); // strings to compare current monitor setup with the last one string lastsetup = buildProfileName(Monitors); string currentsetup = lastsetup; // Apply corresponding profile immediately CheckAndLoad(currentsetup); while (true) { BFS.General.Sleep(sleeptime); // what's the current setup Monitors = BFS.Monitor.GetMonitorBounds(); currentsetup = buildProfileName(Monitors); if(currentsetup != lastsetup) // if changed { CheckAndLoad(currentsetup); lastsetup = currentsetup; } } } public static void CheckAndLoad(string setup) // Checks, if a Desktop Icon Profile exists dor the current setup // and if yes, applies it { // Get existing profiles string[] profiles = BFS.DisplayFusion.GetDesktopIconsProfiles(); for (int i = 0; i < profiles.Length; i++) { if(profiles[i] == setup) // If profiles exist { BFS.DisplayFusion.LoadDesktopIconsProfile(setup); break; } } } public static string buildProfileName(Rectangle[] screens) { // needs System.Text to have StringBuilder class StringBuilder pname = new StringBuilder(); for (int i = 0; i < screens.Length; i++) // For each monitor { // Add monitors resolution in the format "[<Width>x<Height>, <Y>]" pname.Append("["); pname.Append(screens[i].Width); pname.Append("x"); pname.Append(screens[i].Height); if(screens[i].X!=0 || screens[i].Y!=0) // Primary screen has coordinates [0,0] { // Add the y-coordinate, if not primary screen pname.Append(","); pname.Append(screens[i].Y); } pname.Append("]"); } return pname.ToString(); } }