- Add gold foreground color (#FFD700) for highlighted search matches
- Update HighlightTextConverter to use theme resource with fallback
- Fix TextBlockHelper to preserve Foreground property when copying Runs
- Fix highlight update bug: sync TitleHighlightData/SubTitleHighlightData/Score
for reused ResultViewModel instances when query changes
- Update migration checklist to mark HighlightTextConverter as done
- Add HotkeyRecorderDialog with global keyboard hook for capturing hotkeys
- Implement manual modifier state tracking to handle swallowed key events
- Add HotkeyControl button that opens the recorder dialog
- Add CheckAvailability and RemoveToggleHotkey to HotKeyMapper
- Expose GetKeyFromVk helper in GlobalHotkey infrastructure
- Add Settings pages (General, Plugin, Theme, Proxy, About)
- Add PreviewPanel for result previews in main window
- Fix hook reuse issue by clearing callback on close instead of disposing
- Add Glyph and GlyphAvailable properties to ResultViewModel
- Set Glyph from plugin Result when creating result items
- Add resultGlyph style matching icon size (32x32)
- Update ResultListBox to show glyph or image icon based on ShowGlyph property
- ShowGlyph = true when UseGlyphIcons is enabled AND glyph is available
Create Flow.Launcher.Avalonia project as foundation for migrating from WPF to Avalonia UI framework.
Key components:
- MainWindow with query box and results list (matching WPF layout)
- ViewModels: MainViewModel, ResultsViewModel, ResultViewModel
- Themes/Base.axaml with converted styles from WPF
- FluentAvaloniaUI for Windows 11 styling
- References existing Core/Infrastructure/Plugin projects
The project builds and runs alongside the existing WPF application.
This is Phase 1 of the incremental migration approach.
