//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeNumericUpDown(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var numeric = control as NumericUpDown;
if (numeric == null)
{
return;
}
// This is a hack :(
// the NumericUpDownCell class has an actual NumericUpDown control internally that it uses
// to paint. Every time it paints, it changes the value of the cell, marking the form as dirty
// Clearly for these controls it is wrong to listen to the value changed event. The only
// method to distinguish that control is via the fact its a real NumericUpDown control whose
// parent is an DataGridView derived class
var system = Assembly.GetAssembly(typeof(Form));
var dataGridView = system.GetType("System.Windows.Forms.DataGridView");
var parentType = numeric.Parent.GetType();
if (parentType.IsSubclassOf(dataGridView))
{
return;
}
// We have filtered out numeric up down controls we don't care about
// perform normal initialization now
numeric.ValueChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeRadioButton(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var button = control as RadioButton;
if (button == null)
{
return;
}
button.CheckedChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializePropertyGrid(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var grid = control as PropertyGrid;
if (grid == null)
{
return;
}
grid.PropertyValueChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeCheckBox(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var checkBox = control as CheckBox;
if (checkBox == null)
{
return;
}
checkBox.CheckedChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
checkBox.CheckStateChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeComboBox(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var comboBox = control as ComboBox;
if (comboBox == null)
{
return;
}
comboBox.SelectedIndexChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
comboBox.SelectedValueChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
comboBox.ValueMemberChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeAuraDataGridView(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var gridView = control as AuraDataGridView;
if (gridView == null)
{
return;
}
gridView.CellValueChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
gridView.UserDeletedRow += owner.MakeDirty;
gridView.UserAddedRow += owner.MakeDirty;
gridView.RowsAdded += owner.MakeDirty;
gridView.RowsRemoved += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeCheckedListBox(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
var listBox = control as CheckedListBox;
if (listBox == null)
{
return;
}
listBox.ItemCheck += owner.MakeDirty;
// These two events are work arounds for the lack of event after an item has
// been checked in an item checkbox; in the validate caused by makeDirty, the
// value of the CheckedItems member is outdated, and so the result of validation
// is wrong. This causes validation to occur after the item check event whenever
// something could have changed the check state
listBox.MouseUp += owner.ReValidate;
listBox.KeyUp += owner.ReValidate;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeTextBox(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
control.TextChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
//=====================================================================
private static void InitializeSequenceLinkLabel(BaseEditorControl owner, Control control)
{
control.TextChanged += owner.MakeDirty;
}
