/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Links to lexicon.
/// </summary>
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
internal void LinkToLexicon()
{
CheckDisposed();
int hvo = m_hvoSelected;
if (hvo == 0 && m_rghvo != null && m_rghvo.Count > 0)
{
hvo = m_rghvo[0];
}
// REVIEW: THIS SHOULD NEVER HAPPEN, BUT IF IT DOES, SHOULD WE TELL THE USER ANYTHING?
if (hvo == 0)
{
return;
}
FwLink link = FwLink.Create("Language Explorer", "lexiconEdit", m_cache.GetGuidFromId(hvo),
m_cache.ServerName, m_cache.DatabaseName);
if (Application.ProductName == link.ApplicationName)
{
Debug.Assert(m_mediator != null,
"If we're linking to same app, then the program must pass in a mediator!");
m_mediator.SendMessage("FollowLink", link);
}
else
{
link.Activate();
}
}
private void btnStyles_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
XCore.Mediator med = null;
LexImportWizard wiz = LexImportWizard.Wizard();
if (wiz != null)
{
med = wiz.Mediator;
}
if (med == null)
{
// See LT-9100 and LT-9266. Apparently this condition can happen.
MessageBox.Show(LexTextControls.ksCannotSoTryAgain, LexTextControls.ksInternalProblem,
MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Information);
return;
}
med.SendMessage("FormatStyle", null);
// The "styles" dialog can trigger a refresh, which disposes of the mediator on the
// main window, creating a new one. See LT-7275.
// The accessor gets a new one if the old one has been disposed.
if (med.IsDisposed)
{
med = wiz.Mediator;
}
// We also need to re-initialize the combobox list, since the set of character
// styles may have changed.
InitializeStylesComboBox();
}
