public void Collapse()
{
var obj = Cache.ServiceLocator.GetInstance <IMoStemAllomorphFactory>().Create();
m_DataTree = new DataTree();
m_Slice = GenerateSlice(Cache, m_DataTree);
m_Slice.Key = GeneratePath().ToArray();
m_Slice.Object = obj;
m_Mediator = GenerateMediator();
m_Slice.Mediator = m_Mediator;
m_Slice.Collapse();
}
public void Collapse()
{
var obj = Cache.ServiceLocator.GetInstance <IMoStemAllomorphFactory>().Create();
m_DataTree = new DataTree();
m_Slice = GenerateSlice(Cache, m_DataTree);
m_Slice.Key = GeneratePath().ToArray();
m_Slice.Object = obj;
m_Mediator = new Mediator();
m_Slice.Mediator = m_Mediator;
m_propertyTable = new PropertyTable(m_Mediator);
m_Slice.PropTable = m_propertyTable;
m_propertyTable.SetProperty("cache", Cache, false);
m_Slice.Collapse();
}
/// <summary>
/// Toggle the expansion state of the slice at iSlice. May presume it is already in existence.
/// (If it is in the collapsedEmpty or fixed states, do nothing.)
/// </summary>
/// <param name="iSlice"></param>
public void ToggleExpansion(int iSlice)
{
CheckDisposed();
// Why don't we just let the slice do all the toggle work?
if (Slice.Expansion == DataTree.TreeItemState.ktisCollapsed)
{
// expand it
Slice.Expand(iSlice);
}
else if (Slice.Expansion == DataTree.TreeItemState.ktisExpanded)
{
// collapse it
Slice.Collapse(iSlice);
}
else
{
// Either collapsedEmpty, or the user happened to click in the area
// that the box would occupy in a fixed node...in either case, nothing to do.
}
}
public void Collapse()
{
var obj = Cache.ServiceLocator.GetInstance<IMoStemAllomorphFactory>().Create();
m_DataTree = new DataTree();
m_Slice = GenerateSlice(Cache, m_DataTree);
m_Slice.Key = GeneratePath().ToArray();
m_Slice.Object = obj;
m_Mediator = GenerateMediator();
m_Slice.Mediator = m_Mediator;
m_Slice.Collapse();
}
