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Hi there, I was working with the pywal module to make a plugin for another app, and i found that (at least in my pc) SystemParametersInfoA doesn't work, but SystemParametersInfoW does. My pc es 64 bit architecture, and acording to the logic in pywal.wallpaper.set_win_wallpaper(), SystemParametersInfoA should work. I'm not confident enough to make a pull request deleting that if statement (although it is simple lol).
I think I am doing something wrong or is an isolated case, so I mainly invite to research over this case
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The issue was not that you're supposed to use SystemParametersInfoW, it was that SystemParametersInfoA was passed the image path string in the wrong format :)
(In fact, as far as I saw, SystemParametersInfoA supposedly just re-encodes the string and calls SystemParametersInfoW?)
I have opened a PR which fixed the issue for me on Win 11: #708
Hi there, I was working with the pywal module to make a plugin for another app, and i found that (at least in my pc)
SystemParametersInfoA
doesn't work, butSystemParametersInfoW
does. My pc es 64 bit architecture, and acording to the logic inpywal.wallpaper.set_win_wallpaper()
,SystemParametersInfoA
should work. I'm not confident enough to make a pull request deleting that if statement (although it is simple lol).I think I am doing something wrong or is an isolated case, so I mainly invite to research over this case
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: