Add the user variables editor and update related files

gnh1201 commented 1 month ago

Summary

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Release Notes

New Features
- Introduced a new form for managing user-defined environment variables with functionalities to import, export, and modify variables.
- Added a menu item in the main form to access the user-defined variables interface.
Bug Fixes
- Enhanced error handling for loading user-defined variables from a file.
Documentation
- Updated resource management to support new icons and graphical assets.
Refactor
- Improved handling of configuration settings and variable management across various components.
- Streamlined the process for loading and retrieving user-defined variables.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduced in this pull request focus on enhancing the user interface and functionality of the WelsonJS.Launcher and WelsonJS.Service components. A new form, EnvForm, is added for managing user-defined environment variables, featuring multiple controls for displaying, updating, importing, and exporting variables. Additionally, modifications are made to existing classes to streamline settings management and improve resource handling, including updates to the project file to accommodate new source files and resources.

Changes

File	Change Summary
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/EnvForm.Designer.cs`	Added partial class `EnvForm`, methods `Dispose` and `InitializeComponent`, and multiple UI controls for managing user-defined variables.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/EnvForm.cs`	Introduced class `EnvForm` with methods for managing user-defined environment variables, including loading, saving, and displaying them.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/EnvForm.resx`	Created new resource file for managing UI resources associated with `EnvForm`.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/MainForm.Designer.cs`	Added `MenuStrip` and menu items for accessing user-defined variables; adjusted layout of existing controls.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/MainForm.cs`	Added event handler `userdefinedVariablesToolStripMenuItem_Click` to open `EnvForm`.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/MainForm.resx`	Updated metadata for menu strip location; removed previous icon entry.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/Properties/Resources.Designer.cs`	Added new properties for localized icon and bitmap resources.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/Properties/Resources.resx`	Updated version references and added new resource entries for icons and bitmaps.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Launcher/WelsonJS.Launcher.csproj`	Included new files `EnvForm.cs`, `EnvForm.Designer.cs`, and `EnvForm.resx` in project compilation.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/FileEventMonitor.cs`	Updated method for reading ClamAV connection string.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/HeartbeatClient.cs`	Updated method for reading server address.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/ScreenMatch.cs`	Updated methods for reading configuration settings and enhanced image loading logic.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/ServiceMain.cs`	Renamed variables, added user variables handler, and updated method names for settings management.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/UserVariables.cs`	Added new class for managing user-defined variables from a `.env` file.
`WelsonJS.Toolkit/WelsonJS.Service/WelsonJS.Service.csproj`	Added `UserVariables.cs` to project compilation.

Possibly related PRs

#150: This PR introduces the EnvForm class and related files, which are directly referenced in the main PR, indicating a strong connection in functionality for managing user-defined variables in a Windows Forms application.

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