/// <summary>
/// Default constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="parent">Our parent Cryptnos form</param>
/// <param name="encoding">The current text encoding setting</param>
/// <param name="showTooltips">A boolean value specifying whether or not to show
/// tooltip help.</param>
/// <param name="debug">Whether or not debug mode is enabled</param>
/// <param name="disableUpdateCheck">Whether or not to disable the update check</param>
/// <param name="keepOnTop">Whether or not to keep Cryptnos on top of other windows</param>
/// <param name="showMasterPassword">Whether or not Cryptnos should show or obscure the master passphrase</param>
/// <param name="clearPasswordsOnFocusLoss">Whether or not Cryptnos should clear the master passphrase and generated
/// password when the main form loses focus</param>
public AdvancedSettingsDialog(MainForm parent, Encoding encoding, bool showTooltips, bool debug,
bool disableUpdateCheck, bool keepOnTop, bool showMasterPassword,
bool clearPasswordsOnFocusLoss)
{
InitializeComponent();
// Keep track of our parent form:
this.parent = parent;
// Set up the encoding's drop-down box. Note the try/catch block; this is a
// kludge to prevent this bit of code from blowing up under Mono. Apparently
// there is a bug in their implementation of Encoding.GetEncodings() that
// returns a bunch of invalid encodings for the platform. The try/catch
// block, while inelegant, should populate the drop-down box with only valid
// encodings for the platform. See: https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=8117
foreach (EncodingInfo encodingInfo in Encoding.GetEncodings())
{
try { cmbTextEncodings.Items.Add(encodingInfo.GetEncoding()); }
catch { }
}
cmbTextEncodings.DisplayMember = "WebName";
// Select the text encoding currently selected:
this.encoding = encoding;
cmbTextEncodings.SelectedItem = encoding;
// Show the default encoding for the system, mostly for debugging purposes:
lblDefaultEncoding.Text += Encoding.Default.WebName;
// Get the debug and update check settings and check or uncheck the appropriate
// boxes:
this.debug = debug;
this.disableUpdateCheck = disableUpdateCheck;
this.showMasterPassword = showMasterPassword;
this.clearPasswordsOnFocusLoss = clearPasswordsOnFocusLoss;
chkDebug.Checked = debug;
chkDisableUpdateCheck.Checked = disableUpdateCheck;
chkShowMasterPassphrase.Checked = showMasterPassword;
chkClearPasswordOnFocusLoss.Checked = clearPasswordsOnFocusLoss;
// The "keep on top" setting:
this.keepOnTop = keepOnTop;
chkKeepOnTop.Checked = keepOnTop;
this.TopMost = keepOnTop;
toolTip1.Active = showTooltips;
}
/// <summary>
/// The main constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="caller">A reference to the main Cryptnos window</param>
/// <param name="importedSites">A <see cref="List"/> of <see cref="SiteParameters"/> imported
/// from a file. This is our starting list from which the user will select which sites to
/// import</param>
/// <param name="debug">Whether or not we are in debug mode</param>
/// <param name="keepOnTop">Whether or not this window should remain on top of other windows</param>
/// <param name="showToolTips">Whether or not to show tool tip help</param>
public ImportDialog(MainForm caller, List<SiteParameters> importedSites, bool debug, bool keepOnTop,
bool showToolTips)
{
// Initialize the window and grab local copies of all our inputs:
InitializeComponent();
this.caller = caller;
sitesFromFile = importedSites;
this.debug = debug;
this.TopMost = keepOnTop;
toolTip1.Active = showToolTips;
// By default, disable the Import button until something has been selected:
btnImport.Enabled = false;
// If we got any sites from the import file, populate the site list here. We will display the
// list as checkboxes so the user can pick and choose which sites they want to import. We also
// want to indicate which sites will overwrite existing sites by coloring them red.
if (importedSites != null && importedSites.Count > 0)
{
// First, get the list of existing sites from the caller:
string[] existingSites = caller.GetSiteList();
// Loop through the sites imported from the file:
foreach (SiteParameters site in importedSites)
{
// Create the checkbox for this site:
ListViewItem item = new ListViewItem(site.Site);
// If the site already exists, color the text for this item red. Otherwise, we'll
// default to the regular color (most likely black).
if (SiteAlreadyExists(existingSites, site.Site))
item.ForeColor = Color.Red;
// Add the item to the list box:
listSitesInFile.Items.Add(item);
}
}
// This should never happen, but if we didn't get any useful sites to work with, complain and
// close the form:
else
{
MessageBox.Show("No sites were found in the selected file", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK,
MessageBoxIcon.Error);
DialogResult = DialogResult.Cancel;
Hide();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// The ExportSitesForm constructor.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sites">An object array containing the strings of the site tokens,
/// which should be taken from the Sites combo box on the main Cryptnos form.</param>
/// <param name="showTooltips">A boolean value specifying whether or not to show
/// tooltip help.</param>
/// <param name="keepOnTop">Keep Cryptnos on top of other windows</param>
public ExportSitesForm(object[] sites, bool showTooltips, bool keepOnTop, MainForm caller)
{
// The normal initializaition:
InitializeComponent();
// Populate the site list box. The sites array should contain a bunch of strings
// corresponding to the items in the Sites combo box on the main form. For our
// purposes, it technically doesn't matter if they're strings or not, but that's
// what we'll be getting and passing back out. However, since both the combo box
// and list box Items properties return ObjectCollection objects, it's easier to
// just use the ObjectCollection.CopyTo() method to get an object array to deal
// with.
foreach (Object site in sites)
{
lbSiteList.Items.Add(site);
}
// By default, make the Export All option be enabled:
rbExportAll.Checked = true;
rbExportSome.Checked = false;
lbSiteList.Enabled = false;
// Populate the site drop-down on the QR code tab:
cmboExportSiteQR.Items.AddRange(sites);
// Turn tooltips on or off depending on the value passed in from the main form:
toolTip1.Active = showTooltips;
TopMost = keepOnTop;
this.caller = caller;
}
