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Bugfix : handle localised default monitor names

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If your OS is not in English you won't have "Generic PnP Monitor" so the test will succeed inspite of having a localised default monitor name.

I changed the test to look for the output port between parenthesis as this is how the monitor will look like when driver is installed AFAICT.
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Scr3amer 2023-09-26 08:36:40 -04:00 committed by GitHub
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src/win32_monitor.c
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@ -182,6 +182,14 @@ char* tryGetAccurateMonitorName(const WCHAR *deviceName)
return monitorName; return monitorName;
} }
BOOL nameContainsOutputPort(const char *const i_nameToCheck)
{
const size_t nameLength = strlen(i_nameToCheck);
const char lastChar = i_nameToCheck[nameLength - 1];
return lastChar == ')'; // Non generic initial names contain the output port use. E.g. MonitorName(DisplayPort)
}
// Callback for EnumDisplayMonitors in createMonitor // Callback for EnumDisplayMonitors in createMonitor
// //
static BOOL CALLBACK monitorCallback(HMONITOR handle, static BOOL CALLBACK monitorCallback(HMONITOR handle,
@ -205,7 +213,7 @@ static BOOL CALLBACK monitorCallback(HMONITOR handle,
monitor->win32.handle = handle; monitor->win32.handle = handle;
// If the monitor driver is installed, we will already have an accurate name for the monitor. // If the monitor driver is installed, we will already have an accurate name for the monitor.
if (strcmp(monitor->name, "Generic PnP Monitor") != 0) if (nameContainsOutputPort(monitor->name))
return TRUE; return TRUE;
accurateMonitorName = tryGetAccurateMonitorName(mi.szDevice); accurateMonitorName = tryGetAccurateMonitorName(mi.szDevice);