Today I will introduce a small tool software developed by the author in C#: wallpaper manager.
The original intention of developing this small tool is because I am personally dissatisfied with the functions provided by the Windows operating system, and I am idle now, so I wrote a code at will. It would be even better if there is a reference for readers, and the code segment can be reused directly. This wallpaper manager is also relatively simple, based on Winform development, event processing and some operation classes, using the application of C#-based functional modules introduced by the author these days (see blog post section: open source research series ) .
1. Project directory;
The following is the project directory. The main directory structure has been introduced before:
2. Code introduction;
The code is also relatively simple. The wallpaper is divided into three parts: leaflet, slideshow, and calendar. Use Panel to divide the interface. The details are explained in the operation class.
3. Operation interface;
The author considered using the TabControl control to display, but thought of the display effect and user experience issues, so I used the current interface layout.
4. Introduction to use;
This small tool is relatively simple, and it can be set to start with the system, so that the setting will be applied directly next time you start up. A single wallpaper can be set as a single wallpaper item; a slideshow can display the wallpaper collection in the selected directory sequentially or randomly; the monthly calendar wallpaper will display the month wallpaper in the year directory in the selected directory.
5. Source code download:
The project source code download is provided below:
https://download.csdn.net/download/lzhdim/88179015
The content of this small tool developed by the author is introduced above. If readers think it is ok, download it and try it out. If the code inside can be reused, then the author's idea of open source research will be achieved. Later, the author will introduce the open source control library of Winform (recently, the author is more interested in the animation effect of Winform interface and controls). Good luck to readers reusing this program code.