private void OnPanelLayout(object sender, LayoutEventArgs e)
{
NavigationPanePanel p = ((NavigationPanePanel)sender);
if (p.Controls.Count == 1 && !(p.Controls[0] is PanelEx)) // No header, expand to full height
{
p.Controls[0].Height = p.Height;
return;
}
if (p.Controls.Count < 2) //just a header
{
return;
}
//assume all headers are the same height
int headerHeight = p.Controls[1].Height; //these are in reverse order so the last header is actually slot 1 rather than 0
foreach (Control control in p.Controls)
{
//assume that anything of this class is a header
//(might be a bad assumption someday)
if (!(control is PanelEx))
{
control.Height = (p.Height - (headerHeight * (p.Controls.Count / 2))) / (p.Controls.Count / 2);
}
}
}
private void AddOneControlToPanel(Control control, NavigationPanePanel navPane, int controlCount)
{
// As per LT-3392, this section has been commented out to remove the header
// If we change our minds, just remove the comments and everything should work again
//PanelEx header = new PanelEx();
//header.Text = ((ChoiceGroup)control.Tag).Label;
//header.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
//header.Location = new System.Drawing.Point(1, 1);
//header.Name = "panelEx1";
//header.Size = new System.Drawing.Size(182, 20);
//header.Style.BackColor1.ColorSchemePart = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eColorSchemePart.BarBackground;
//header.Style.BackColor2.ColorSchemePart = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eColorSchemePart.BarBackground2;
//header.Style.BackgroundImagePosition = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eBackgroundImagePosition.Tile;
//header.Style.BorderColor.ColorSchemePart = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eColorSchemePart.BarDockedBorder;
//header.Style.ForeColor.ColorSchemePart = DevComponents.DotNetBar.eColorSchemePart.ItemText;
//header.Style.GradientAngle = 90;
//header.Style.MarginLeft = 4;
control.Dock = DockStyle.Top;
navPane.Controls.Add(control);
//navPane.Controls.Add(header);
}
//this did not work out well because this event, though it is a result of clicking and
//area button, actually comes before the event that tells us the button was changed!
//therefore, stuff that would set up the list dynamically depending on the area will get it wrong.
//therefore, we stopped using this and moved to putting all of the handling into the
//OnClick event for the Area button.
private void OnPanelVisibleChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
NavigationPanePanel panel = (NavigationPanePanel)sender;
if (!panel.Visible)
{
return;
}
foreach (Control control in panel.Controls)
{
if (control.Tag == null)
{
continue;
}
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
group.OnDisplay(this, null);
}
}
private void AddControlsToPanel(ListPropertyChoice choice, NavigationPanePanel p)
{
ArrayList controls = AddSubControlsForButton(choice);
p.Controls.Clear(); //DON"T DISPOSE!
//ArrayList controls =((PanelMaker)maker).GetControlsFromChoice(choice);
//we reversed these because we want to show them from top to bottom,
//but the way controls work in forms, we have to actually add them in reverse order.
if (controls != null)
{
controls.Reverse();
foreach (Control control in controls)
{
AddOneControlToPanel(control, p, controls.Count);
}
}
}
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Creates a SideBarTab
/// </summary>
/// <param name="owningAdapter"></param>
/// <param name="mediator"></param>
/// <param name="tabProps"></param>
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
internal SideBarTab(SIBAdapter owningAdapter, Mediator mediator, SBTabProperties tabProps) :
base(tabProps.Name, tabProps.Text)
{
m_owningAdapter = owningAdapter;
m_mediator = mediator;
m_message = tabProps.Message;
m_tag = tabProps.Tag;
m_infoBarButtonToolTipFormat = tabProps.InfoBarButtonToolTipFormat;
ImageIndex = tabProps.ImageIndex;
OptionGroup = "FwNavPanelTabs";
ButtonStyle = eButtonStyle.ImageAndText;
ThemeAware = owningAdapter.m_dnbMngr.IsThemeActive;
Enabled = tabProps.Enabled;
owningAdapter.m_navPane.Items.Add(this);
// This has to be done after being added to the pane's item collection.
// Add the panel (above the tab) that goes with the tab. This is a control
// above the stack of buttons.
NavigationPanePanel panel = new NavigationPanePanel();
panel.Name = tabProps.Name;
panel.ParentItem = this;
panel.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
owningAdapter.m_navPane.Controls.Add(panel);
// Add to the panel that holds the DNB toolbar that holds the tab items.
m_itemPanel = new ItemPanel(Name, owningAdapter);
m_itemPanel.ImageListSmall = m_smallImageList;
m_itemPanel.ImageListLarge = m_largeImageList;
m_itemPanel.SmallIconMode = tabProps.SmallIconMode;
panel.Controls.Add(m_itemPanel);
InitMenuAndInfoBarButton(tabProps);
Tooltip = Text;
}
/// <summary>
/// do an update of the panels assigned to this button in order to, for
/// example, show the tools that go with the currently selected area button.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="panel"></param>
private void RefreshPanel(NavigationPanePanel panel)
{
// if (panel != null)
// {
// AddControlsToPanel((ListPropertyChoice)panel.ParentItem.Tag, panel);
// //AddSubControlsForButton((ListPropertyChoice)panel.ParentItem.Tag);
// panel.Refresh();
//
// ((NavigationPane)(m_control)).RecalcLayout();
// // this.MyControl.Refresh();
// foreach(Control subcontrol in panel. Controls)
// {
// if (subcontrol. Tag == null)
// continue;
// ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)subcontrol.Tag;
//
// //this will cause any listeners to be able to update the list,
// //and then the list will turn around and request that we
// //update the display of the list.
// group.OnDisplay(this,null);
//
// }
// }
}
private TreeView GetPanelTreeView(NavigationPanePanel panel)
{
TreeView tree=treeBars;
if(panel==navigationPanePanel2)
tree=treeMenus;
else if(panel==navigationPanePanel3)
tree=treeCategories;
return tree;
}
