Charles Milette

Related to #41. Using the APIs I named there gives you a dark context menu, like currently seen on Explorer: 

See https://github.com/ysc3839/win32-darkmode. There's a bit more setup involved if your app shows more than a context menu, but if it only shows context menus (eg a tray icon only app),...


This is different. The proposal outlined here is about allowing developers more control over the appearance of their app, not changing the default styles.

So the title was misleading me then. This is not supporting theming but just updating the default style.

Because it requires the entire WinUI stack for a mere context menu? That means Win32 apps which previously took 1mb of RAM now take at least 15. For. a. context....

WinUI desktop apps totally can (and should) replace that by some sort of dev-customizable flyout. Probably UWP as well given the extension points required are added.

`nmake` is the way to go IMO, it is the original build system used by detours and will automatically use your current platform toolset. I don't quite understand why a...

The FAQ has step by step instructions for building via nmake: https://github.com/microsoft/detours/wiki/faq#where-can-i-find-detourslib-and-detoursh

Build it from a developer command prompt