Feature: Windows 10/11 Modern Print Dialog Support#1925
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🚀 Feature: Windows 10/11 Modern Print Dialog Support (
PrintDlgEx)Overview
Currently, the printing package uses the legacy
PrintDlgAPI on Windows, which opens the old Windows 95-style print dialog. This PR adds support forPrintDlgEx, allowing developers to opt-in to the modern Windows print UI.Key Changes:
windowsModernDialogboolean parameter (defaults tofalse) to layoutPdf and directPrintPdf.PrintDlgExIntegration: WhenwindowsModernDialogis true, the native Windows implementation now calls the modernPrintDlgExAPI instead of the legacyPrintDlg.ClosePrinter()was incorrectly used instead ofGlobalFree()on theDEVMODEhandle. The modern cancel path also properly frees native resources and correctly completes the Dart future withfalse.Behavior by OS Version:
IPrintDialogCallback, but printing functionality works perfectly.