public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game)
{
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets()), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards().ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
}
public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game, DeckBuilderWindow deckWindow)
{
_deckWindow = deckWindow;
NumMod = "";
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets()), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards().ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
FileName = "";
UpdateCount();
}//Why are we populating the list on load? I'd rather wait until the search is run with no parameters (V)_V
public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game, DeckBuilderWindow deckWindow)
{
_deckWindow = deckWindow;
NumMod = "";
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets().Where(x => x.Hidden == false)), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards(true).ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
FileName = "";
UpdateCount();
}
