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Taskbar Clock Customization v1.3.1
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* Fixed the incompatibility with Windows 11 22H2 update KB5030310 ("Moment 4" update).
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m417z committed Sep 29, 2023
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// @id taskbar-clock-customization
// @name Taskbar Clock Customization
// @description Customize the taskbar clock - add seconds, define a custom date/time format, add a news feed, and more
// @version 1.3
// @version 1.3.1
// @author m417z
// @github https://github.com/m417z
// @twitter https://twitter.com/m417z
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#include <initguid.h> // must come before knownfolders.h

#include <knownfolders.h>
#include <inspectable.h>
#include <knownfolders.h>
#include <shlobj.h>
#include <wininet.h>

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DWORD g_refreshIconThreadId;
bool g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer;
bool g_inScheduleNextUpdate;
bool g_inGetTimeToolTipString;

using ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_t = void(WINAPI*)(
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ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_t
ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_Original;

using ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_t =
void(WINAPI*)(LPVOID pThis);
ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_t
ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_Original;

using ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_GetTimeToolTipString_t =
LPVOID(WINAPI*)(LPVOID pThis, LPVOID, LPVOID, LPVOID, LPVOID);
ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_GetTimeToolTipString_t
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using ICalendar_Second_t = int(WINAPI*)(LPVOID pThis);
ICalendar_Second_t ICalendar_Second_Original;

using ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_t = LPVOID(WINAPI*)(LPVOID param1,
LPVOID param2,
ULONGLONG* elapse);
ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_t ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_Original;
using ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_t = LPVOID(WINAPI*)(DWORD_PTR** param1,
LPVOID param2,
LPVOID param3);
ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_t
ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_Original;

void WINAPI ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_Hook(LPVOID pThis,
LPVOID param1) {
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g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer = false;
}

void WINAPI ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_Hook(LPVOID pThis) {
Wh_Log(L">");

g_inScheduleNextUpdate = true;

ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_Original(pThis);

g_inScheduleNextUpdate = false;
}

void UpdateToolTipString(LPVOID tooltipPtrPtr) {
std::wstring_view separator = L"\r\n\r\n";

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Wh_Log(L">");

if (g_refreshIconThreadId == GetCurrentThreadId() &&
g_inScheduleNextUpdate && g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer) {
!g_inGetTimeToolTipString && g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer) {
g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer = false;

// Make the next refresh happen in a second.
return 59;
}
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return ret;
}

LPVOID WINAPI ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_Hook(LPVOID param1,
LPVOID param2,
ULONGLONG* elapse) {
Wh_Log(L">");
LPVOID WINAPI ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_Hook(DWORD_PTR** param1,
LPVOID param2,
LPVOID param3) {
DWORD_PTR* elapse = param1[1];

ULONGLONG elapseNew;
Wh_Log(L"> %zu", *elapse);

if (g_refreshIconThreadId == GetCurrentThreadId() &&
g_inScheduleNextUpdate && g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer) {
// Make the next refresh happen next second. This hook is only relevant
// for recent Windows 11 22H2 versions, previous Windows versions used
// other timer functions. Without this hook, the timer was always set
// one second forward, and so the clock was accumulating a delay,
// finally caused one second to be skipped.
//
// Note that with this solution, the following hooks aren't necessary,
// but they're kept for older Windows 11 versions:
// - ICalendar_Second_Hook
// - GetLocalTime_Hook_Win11
!g_inGetTimeToolTipString && *elapse == 10000000) {
// Make the next refresh happen next second. Without this hook, the
// timer was always set one second forward, and so the clock was
// accumulating a delay, finally caused one second to be skipped.
SYSTEMTIME time;
GetLocalTime_Original(&time);
elapseNew = 10000ULL * (1000 - time.wMilliseconds);
elapse = &elapseNew;
*elapse = 10000ULL * (1000 - time.wMilliseconds);
}

return ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_Original(param1, param2, elapse);
return ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_Original(param1, param2, param3);
}

VOID WINAPI GetLocalTime_Hook_Win11(LPSYSTEMTIME lpSystemTime) {
Wh_Log(L">");

if (g_refreshIconThreadId == GetCurrentThreadId() &&
g_inScheduleNextUpdate && g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer) {
!g_inGetTimeToolTipString && g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer) {
g_refreshIconNeedToAdjustTimer = false;

// Make the next refresh happen in a second.
memset(lpSystemTime, 0, sizeof(*lpSystemTime));
lpSystemTime->wSecond = 59;
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LPWSTR lpTimeStr,
int cchTime) {
if (g_refreshIconThreadId == GetCurrentThreadId() &&
!g_inScheduleNextUpdate && !g_inGetTimeToolTipString) {
!g_inGetTimeToolTipString) {
if (wcscmp(g_settings.topLine, L"-") != 0) {
if (!cchTime) {
// Hopefully a large enough buffer size.
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int cchDate,
LPCWSTR lpCalendar) {
if (g_refreshIconThreadId == GetCurrentThreadId() &&
!g_inScheduleNextUpdate && !g_inGetTimeToolTipString) {
!g_inGetTimeToolTipString) {
// Below is a fix for the following situation. The code inside
// winrt::SystemTray::implementation::ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel::RefreshIcon
// looks similar to the following (pseudo code):
//
// ----------------------------------------
// if (someFlag) {
// SYSTEMTIME t1;
// GetLocalTime(&t1);
// setTimeout(nextUpdate, calcNextUpdate(t1.wSecond));
// }
// SYSTEMTIME t2;
// GetLocalTime(&t2);
// GetDateFormatEx(..., &t2, ...);
// ----------------------------------------
//
// We hook GetLocalTime and change wSecond to update the clock every
// second, which works if someFlag is set. But in case someFlag isn't
// set, we end up changing the result of the second GetLocalTime call.
// To handle this, we check whether the time we get here is the time we
// set in the hook, and if so, we call GetLocalTime explicitly to pass
// the correct date to GetDateFormatEx.
//
// I'm not sure what someFlag means, but it becomes false when the
// monitor turns off.

SYSTEMTIME sentinelSystemTime;
memset(&sentinelSystemTime, 0, sizeof(sentinelSystemTime));
sentinelSystemTime.wSecond = 59;
if (memcmp(lpDate, &sentinelSystemTime, sizeof(sentinelSystemTime)) ==
0) {
GetLocalTime_Original(const_cast<SYSTEMTIME*>(lpDate));
}

if (dwFlags & DATE_SHORTDATE) {
if (!cchDate || g_winVersion >= WinVersion::Win11_22H2) {
// First call, initialize strings.
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(void**)&ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_Original,
(void*)ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_RefreshIcon_Hook,
},
{
{
LR"(private: void __cdecl winrt::SystemTray::implementation::ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel::ScheduleNextUpdate(class SystemTrayTelemetry::ClockUpdate &))",
LR"(private: void __cdecl winrt::SystemTray::implementation::ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel::ScheduleNextUpdate(class SystemTrayTelemetry::ClockUpdate & __ptr64) __ptr64)",
},
(void**)&ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_Original,
(void*)ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel_ScheduleNextUpdate_Hook,
},
{
{
LR"(private: struct winrt::hstring __cdecl winrt::SystemTray::implementation::ClockSystemTrayIconDataModel::GetTimeToolTipString(struct _SYSTEMTIME const &,struct _SYSTEMTIME const &,class SystemTrayTelemetry::ClockUpdate &))",
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},
{
{
LR"(public: static __cdecl winrt::Windows::System::Threading::ThreadPoolTimer::CreateTimer(struct winrt::Windows::System::Threading::TimerElapsedHandler const &,class std::chrono::duration<__int64,struct std::ratio<1,10000000> > const &))",
LR"(public: static __cdecl winrt::Windows::System::Threading::ThreadPoolTimer::CreateTimer(struct winrt::Windows::System::Threading::TimerElapsedHandler const & __ptr64,class std::chrono::duration<__int64,struct std::ratio<1,10000000> > const & __ptr64) __ptr64)",
LR"(public: __cdecl <lambda_b19cf72fe9674443383aa89d5c22450b>::operator()(struct winrt::Windows::System::Threading::IThreadPoolTimerStatics const &)const )",
LR"(public: __cdecl <lambda_b19cf72fe9674443383aa89d5c22450b>::operator()(struct winrt::Windows::System::Threading::IThreadPoolTimerStatics const & __ptr64)const __ptr64)",
},
(void**)&ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_Original,
(void*)ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_Hook,
true, // For newer Windows 11 22H2 versions with the option to
// show seconds.
(void**)&ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_Original,
(void*)ThreadPoolTimer_CreateTimer_lambda_Hook,
true, // Only for more precise clock, see comment in the hook.
},
};

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