Getting an executable path or class (?) from a taskListButtonElement

[YellowAfterlife]

Hey, I've been tweaking the Taskbar Labels mod to bring 7+ Taskbar Tweaker's behaviour with enabling/disabling taskbar labels for individual applications to Windows 11 taskbar.

Right now I'm changing this

windhawk-mods/mods/taskbar-labels.wh.cpp

Lines 793 to 803 in 3100a61

	if (secondColumnWidthPixels > 0 && labelControlElement) {
	columnDefinitions.GetAt(1).Width(GridLength({
	.Value = secondColumnWidthPixels,
	.GridUnitType = GridUnitType::Pixel,
	}));
	} else {
	columnDefinitions.GetAt(1).Width(GridLength({
	.Value = 1,
	.GridUnitType = GridUnitType::Auto,
	}));
	}

to this:

    if (secondColumnWidthPixels > 0 && labelControlElement) {
        auto text = labelControlElement.Text();
        auto hide = (text == L"Task Manager"
            || text == L"Vial"
            || text.ends_with(L" - Notepad++")
            || text.ends_with(L" - Windhawk")
            // ... you get the idea
        );
        if (hide) {
            labelControlElement.Visibility(Visibility::Collapsed);
            columnDefinitions.GetAt(1).Width(GridLength({
                .Value = 0,
                .GridUnitType = GridUnitType::Pixel,
            }));
        } else {
            labelControlElement.Visibility(Visibility::Visible);
            columnDefinitions.GetAt(1).Width(GridLength({
                .Value = secondColumnWidthPixels,
                .GridUnitType = GridUnitType::Pixel,
            }));
        }
    } else {
        columnDefinitions.GetAt(1).Width(GridLength({
            .Value = 1,
            .GridUnitType = GridUnitType::Auto,
        }));
    }

And this works,

but that's a little silly, isn't it? I wouldn't mind a more concrete way of telling which program a button represents.

[m417z]

Hi, showing/hiding labels per-program is now possible in version 1.3. See also: #203.