ThemeListener doesn't work in the Windows App SDK at the moment, so thinking we should remove it for now until it's supported in the WASDK?
In either case, we should refactor to remove the call to EnqueueAsync for the DispatcherQueue Extensions so we don't need the Helper package to depend on the Extensions package. I think that's the only call there:
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return DispatcherQueue.EnqueueAsync( |
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() => |
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{ |
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// TODO: This doesn't stop the multiple calls if we're in our faked 'White' HighContrast Mode below. |
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if (CurrentTheme != Application.Current.RequestedTheme || |
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IsHighContrast != _accessible.HighContrast) |
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{ |
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#if DEBUG |
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global::System.Diagnostics.Debug.WriteLine("Color Values Changed"); |
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#endif |
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UpdateProperties(); |
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} |
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}, DispatcherQueuePriority.Normal); |
Seems to be the only use of the Extensions I believe in this project. (which also means the Collections package is pulling them in as they depend on the Helpers)
ThemeListenerdoesn't work in the Windows App SDK at the moment, so thinking we should remove it for now until it's supported in the WASDK?In either case, we should refactor to remove the call to
EnqueueAsyncfor theDispatcherQueueExtensions so we don't need the Helper package to depend on the Extensions package. I think that's the only call there:Windows/components/Helpers/src/ThemeListener.cs
Lines 110 to 123 in be4577e
Seems to be the only use of the Extensions I believe in this project. (which also means the Collections package is pulling them in as they depend on the Helpers)