private void InitContext()
{
Properties.Settings.Default.Upgrade();
CircleToken = Properties.Settings.Default.CircleToken;
NumBuilds = Properties.Settings.Default.NumBuilds;
lastKnownBuildNum = Properties.Settings.Default.LastKnownBuildNum;
RunningBuilds = Properties.Settings.Default.RunningBuilds;
if (RunningBuilds == null)
{
RunningBuilds = new SortedSet <int>();
}
// Make application run on startup. consider offering way to disable run on startup?
RegistryKey registryKey = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Run", true);
if (registryKey.GetValue("CircleNotifications") == null)
{
registryKey.SetValue("CircleNotifications", Application.ExecutablePath);
}
component = new Container();
NotifyIconManager.InitNotifyIcon(this, component);
timer.Tick += new EventHandler(OnTick);
}
// Refresh builds to display in the system tray.
// Produces balloontip notifications if there are any newly successful or failed builds.
public void RefreshBuilds()
{
Console.WriteLine("Refresh called from thread: {0}", System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.ManagedThreadId);
if (!refreshing)
{
refreshing = true;
}
else
{
return;
}
Console.WriteLine("Begin refresh.");
// Keep track of the number of builds so we can display in a notification.
Dictionary <string, int> metrics = new Dictionary <string, int> {
["success"] = 0,
["failed"] = 0,
// ["queued"] = 0, ["scheduled"] = 0, ["running"] = 0, Too much work and kind of annoying.
["not_run"] = 0,
["canceled"] = 0,
["successfulBuildNum"] = 0,
["failedBuildNum"] = 0
};
Requests requests = new Requests(this);
NotifyIconManager nManager = new NotifyIconManager(this);
CircleContextMenuStrip strip = nManager.GetCircleContextMenuStrip();
try {
// First refresh running builds.
metrics = strip.RefreshRunningBuilds(metrics);
if (metrics == null)
{
throw new NullReferenceException("ERROR: metrics was null. A call to the strip failed.");
}
// Then add any new builds to the strip, collecting metrics along the way.
int numNewBuilds = GetNumNewBuilds();
if (numNewBuilds > 0)
{
List <Build> builds = DeserializeBuilds(requests.RecentBuilds(numNewBuilds, 0));
if (builds == null)
{
throw new NullReferenceException("ERROR: Deserializing " + numNewBuilds + " builds failed.");
}
strip.RemoveBuilds(numNewBuilds);
metrics = strip.AddBuilds(metrics, builds);
}
if (metrics == null)
{
throw new NullReferenceException("ERROR: metrics was null. A call to the strip failed.");
}
// Ensure we are displaying the right number of builds.
if (!strip.IsCorrectNumBuilds(NumBuilds))
{
strip.MatchNumBuilds(NumBuilds, lastKnownBuildNum);
}
} catch (Exception e) {
Console.WriteLine("ERROR: Got exception attempting to refresh builds\n" + e.StackTrace);
refreshing = false; return;
}
// Change icon to reflect the status of the latest build regardles of whether we notified the user
Build mostRecentBuild = DeserializeBuild(requests.SingleBuild(lastKnownBuildNum));
nManager.UpdateTrayIcon(mostRecentBuild);
// Notify user if we found any failed or successful builds.
nManager.Notify(metrics);
// Save updated values
Properties.Settings.Default.LastKnownBuildNum = lastKnownBuildNum;
Properties.Settings.Default.RunningBuilds = RunningBuilds;
Properties.Settings.Default.DisplayedLabels = strip.GetBuildLabels();
Properties.Settings.Default.Save();
Console.WriteLine("Refresh complete");
refreshing = false;
}
protected override void ExitThreadCore()
{
NotifyIconManager.TearDownNotifyIcon();
base.ExitThreadCore();
}