} // static public void CloseMainForm()
//
// static public void OpenProfileEditor
//
// This method is the prefered way of instantiating the Profile editing form, frmProfile.
//
static public void OpenProfileEditor(object SelectedMenuItem, EventArgs e)
{
ProfileEditor = new frmProfile();
if (ProfileEditor == null)
{
return;
}
// For now, at least, stop listening if the Profile is in danger of being edited.
StopListening(null, null);
// We don't want the user to be able to open two instances of the Profile editing form, so let's
// disable the system tray menu item.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[MODIFY_PROFILE_MENU_ITEM].Enabled = false;
// And we don't want the user to be able to listen on commands while we're editing the Profile (at
// least yet)...
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[LISTEN_MENU_ITEM].Enabled = false;
ProfileEditor.ShowDialog();
CloseProfileEditor();
return;
} // static public void OpenProfileEditor
private void modifyToolStripMenuItem_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
try
{
frmProfile modProfileFrm = new frmProfile();
//
// VI_Profile takes care of tracking changes and the saved/unsaved state of the current Profile.
// We can act on this knowledge to update the status in the UI and also inform the user of those
// unsaved changes should they choose a potentially destructive act (exiting the program, opening
// an existing Profile).
//
modProfileFrm.ShowDialog();
btmStripStatus.Text = "NOT LISTENING: " + (GAVPI.vi_profile.IsEdited() ? "[UNSAVED] " : " ") +
Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(GAVPI.vi_profile.ProfileFilename);
// Allow the user to start issuing voice commands if we have an actual Profile...
btnMainListen.Enabled = !GAVPI.vi_profile.IsEmpty();
modProfileFrm.Dispose();
}
catch (Exception profile_exception)
{
MessageBox.Show("Profile Editor Crashed.\n" + profile_exception.Message, "Error",
MessageBoxButtons.OK,
MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation,
MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1);
}
finally
{
}
}
} // static public void OpenProfileEditor
//
// static public void CloseProfileEditor()
//
// CloseProfileEditor is the sanity-checking prefered way of closing the Profile editor form
// (frmProfile) when opened via OpenProfileEditor().
//
static public void CloseProfileEditor()
{
if (ProfileEditor == null)
{
return;
}
ProfileEditor.Dispose();
ProfileEditor = null;
// Let's allow the user to open the Profile editor from within the system tray's menu once more.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[MODIFY_PROFILE_MENU_ITEM].Enabled = true;
// And let's also allow the user to commence listening on voice recognition commands.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[LISTEN_MENU_ITEM].Enabled = true;
} // static public void CloseProfileEditor()
//
// static public void OpenProfileEditor
//
// This method is the prefered way of instantiating the Profile editing form, frmProfile.
//
public static void OpenProfileEditor( object SelectedMenuItem, EventArgs e )
{
ProfileEditor = new frmProfile();
if( ProfileEditor == null ) return;
// For now, at least, stop listening if the Profile is in danger of being edited.
StopListening( null, null );
// We don't want the user to be able to open two instances of the Profile editing form, so let's
// disable the system tray menu item.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[ MODIFY_PROFILE_MENU_ITEM ].Enabled = false;
// And we don't want the user to be able to listen on commands while we're editing the Profile (at
// least yet)...
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[ LISTEN_MENU_ITEM ].Enabled = false;
ProfileEditor.ShowDialog();
CloseProfileEditor();
return;
}
//
// static public void CloseProfileEditor()
//
// CloseProfileEditor is the sanity-checking prefered way of closing the Profile editor form
// (frmProfile) when opened via OpenProfileEditor().
//
public static void CloseProfileEditor()
{
if( ProfileEditor == null ) return;
ProfileEditor.Dispose();
ProfileEditor = null;
// Let's allow the user to open the Profile editor from within the system tray's menu once more.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[ MODIFY_PROFILE_MENU_ITEM ].Enabled = true;
// And let's also allow the user to commence listening on voice recognition commands.
sysTrayMenu.MenuItems[ LISTEN_MENU_ITEM ].Enabled = true;
}