A screenshot tool ported from a TypeScript+Rust project—snow-shot—to C++. The main reason for porting it is that the original project relied on an unstable webview; if the webview had issues after updates, snow-shot would also break.
I’m currently improving basic controls, such as the button, rect, color, and Font classes.
Then I extracted the SVG icon pack from snow-shot. At first, I planned to use Skia’s SVG module to handle them, but after several attempts, I gave up on using Skia for SVG processing and switched to resvg, because Skia kept having compilation issues. I used AI to help me integrate resvg.
vcpkg cannot properly handle Skia’s SVG module, which is really a frustrating issue.
I completed a window class, so now I can easily create and manage windows. I finally wrote a program that supports multiple windows!
Then I used this window class to implement a settings page window, though I haven’t written much content for it yet. I had AI help introduce a Rust project so my program can retrieve the current system accent color and whether dark mode is enabled, allowing my windows to automatically switch colors based on the system theme.
Additionally, I fixed a small bug where the tray icon wasn’t displaying properly.
Completed and tested the multilingual system lang class and fix some bugs
Enhanced the hotkey class to facilitate conversion between keycodes and strings; added functionality to the log class to print integer arrays.
I did some foundational work, such as configuring the system, setting up the logging system, and creating classes for parsing hotkeys. Then I ran tests, and all modules seem to be working fine.
