问题
Been trying to use the following code in order to check if Windows Aero is enabled:
function AeroEnabled: boolean;
var
enabled: bool;
begin
// Function from the JwaDwmapi unit (JEDI Windows Api Library)
DwmIsCompositionEnabled(enabled);
Result := enabled;
end;
...
if (CheckWin32Version(5,4)) and (AeroEnabled) then
CampaignTabs.ColorBackground := clBlack
else begin
GlassFrame.Enabled := False;
CampaignTabs.ColorBackground := clWhite;
end;
However, doing so on a pre-vista machine causes the app to crash because the DWMApi.dll is missing. I've also tried this code however it produces 2 AV's in a row. How can I do this ? I am using Delphi 2010. :)
回答1:
You've got your versions wrong. Vista/2008 server are version 6.0. Your test should be:
CheckWin32Version(6,0)
I believe that you are using Delphi 2010 or later in which case you should simply call the DwmCompositionEnabled
function from the built-in Dwmapi
unit. This organises the version check and the delayed binding for you. No need for JEDI.
Edit: Text below was written before the question was edited.
Probably the easiest approach is to check the Windows version. You need Win32MajorVersion>=6
(i.e. Vista or 2008 server) in order to call DwmIsCompositionEnabled
.
If you were binding yourself then you would call LoadLibrary
with DWMApi.dll
and if that succeeded you would then call GetProcAddress
to bind. If that succeeded you are good. But, as I said, since you aren't handling the binding yourself then a version check is probably the simplest.
So the function would be:
function AeroEnabled: boolean;
var
enabled: bool;
begin
if Win32MajorVersion>=6 then begin
DwmIsCompositionEnabled(enabled);
Result := enabled;
end else begin
Result := False;
end;
end;
Note, I'm assuming that your library is doing late binding, i.e. explicit linking. If not then you'll need LoadLibrary/GetProcAddress, exactly as is done in @RRUZ's code to which you link.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/7539812/using-dwmiscompositionenabled-jwadwmapi-on-pre-vista-causes-error