/// <summary>
/// GTK-specific implementation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ready">If set to <c>true</c>, application is ready.</param>
static partial void InitializeProgressIndicatorIfNecessary(bool ready)
{
if (ready && (SingleInstanceApplication.Current.MainWindow.GetValue(ProgressIndicatorViewModelDataContextProperty) == null))
{
// Lazy-initialize the progress indicator viewmodel.
var progressIndicatorViewModel = new ProgressIndicatorViewModel();
System.Diagnostics.Debug.Assert(object.ReferenceEquals(progressIndicatorViewModel, SingleInstanceApplication.Current.MainWindow.GetValue(ProgressIndicatorViewModelDataContextProperty)), "We got the wrong progress indicator visual!");
ProgressIndicator.Initialize(progressIndicatorViewModel);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Initialize the data context for the visual.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="window">Window for the progress indicator.</param>
/// <param name="frame">Size to use for the indicator.</param>
public void InitializeDataContext(NSWindow window, CGRect frame)
{
ViewModel = new INTV.Shared.ViewModel.ProgressIndicatorViewModel(window);
View.Frame = frame;
var progressViewModel = ViewModel;
// FIXME This is wrong! We should put the data context here, on the controller!
View.DataContext = progressViewModel;
RomListCommandGroup.CancelRomsImportCommand.CanExecute(progressViewModel); // EEEK TOTAL HACK
progressViewModel.PropertyChanged += HandlePropertyChanged;
ProgressBar.Indeterminate = progressViewModel.IsIndeterminate;
}
