/// <summary>
/// Compares dimension values for sorting purpose. Sorting is made by display order, and then by name.
/// Values with zero display orders should be at the beginning of list.
/// E.g. we have the following values:
/// Name = Black, DisplayOrder = 3
/// Name = Silver, DisplayOrder = 0
/// Name = White, DisplayOrder = 1
/// Name = Gold, DisplayOrder = 2
/// Name = Red, DisplayOrder = 0
/// Result sorted list should be: Red(0), Silver(0), White (1), Gold (2), Black (3).
/// </summary>
/// <returns></returns>
internal static int CompareDisplayOrders(DimensionValue v1, DimensionValue v2)
{
// values with different dimension types (e.g. color vs style) should not be compared by this comparison
if (v1.Dimension != v2.Dimension)
{
return(0);
}
// if display orders are equal, compare by name
if (v1.DisplayOrder == v2.DisplayOrder)
{
return(v1.Name.CompareTo(v2.Name));
}
// in all other cases common compare by display order values
return(v1.DisplayOrder.CompareTo(v2.DisplayOrder));
}
private void LoadVariants(DataTable dataTable, DimensionType dimType, string tableName, string dimensionId, string dimensionName, string dimensionDisplayOrder)
{
using (DataTable dt = SelectDistinct(tableName, dataTable, string.Empty, dimensionId, dimensionName, dimensionDisplayOrder))
{
DataRow[] rows = dt.Select(string.Empty);
if (rows.Length > 0)
{
activeDimensions.Add(dimType, null);
foreach (DataRow row in rows)
{
DimensionValue dv = new DimensionValue(row["ID"].ToString(), row["NAME"].ToString(), dimType,
string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(dimensionDisplayOrder) ? 0 : Convert.ToDecimal(row["DISPLAYORDER"].ToString()));
allVariants.Add(dv);
}
}
}
}
