public ColorBreakdownItemControl(ColorBreakdownItem breakdownItem)
{
InitializeComponent();
panelColor.BackColor = breakdownItem.Color;
textBoxName.Text = breakdownItem.Name;
}
public bool Perform(IEnumerable <IElementNode> selectedNodes)
{
if (!SilentMode)
{
DialogResult dr = ShowDialog();
if (dr != DialogResult.OK)
{
return(false);
}
}
// note: the color property can only be applied to leaf nodes.
// pull out the new data settings from the form elements
ElementColorType colorType;
string colorSetName = "";
System.Drawing.Color singleColor = System.Drawing.Color.Black;
if (radioButtonOptionSingle.Checked)
{
colorType = ElementColorType.SingleColor;
singleColor = colorPanelSingleColor.Color;
colorSetName = null;
}
else if (radioButtonOptionMultiple.Checked)
{
colorType = ElementColorType.MultipleDiscreteColors;
colorSetName = comboBoxColorSet.SelectedItem.ToString();
singleColor = System.Drawing.Color.Empty;
}
else if (radioButtonOptionFullColor.Checked)
{
colorType = ElementColorType.FullColor;
singleColor = System.Drawing.Color.Empty;
colorSetName = null;
}
else
{
Logging.Warn("Unexpected radio option selected");
colorType = ElementColorType.SingleColor;
singleColor = colorPanelSingleColor.Color;
colorSetName = null;
}
// PROPERTY SETUP
// go through all elements, making a color property for each one.
// (If any has one already, check with the user as to what they want to do.)
IEnumerable <IElementNode> leafElements = selectedNodes.SelectMany(x => x.GetLeafEnumerator()).Distinct();
List <IElementNode> leafElementList = leafElements.ToList();
bool askedUserAboutExistingProperties = false;
bool overrideExistingProperties = false;
int colorPropertiesAdded = 0;
int colorPropertiesConfigured = 0;
int colorPropertiesSkipped = 0;
MessageBoxForm messageBox;
foreach (IElementNode leafElement in leafElementList)
{
bool skip = false;
ColorModule existingProperty = null;
if (leafElement.Properties.Contains(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId))
{
if (!askedUserAboutExistingProperties)
{
//messageBox Arguments are (Text, Title, No Button Visible, Cancel Button Visible)
MessageBoxForm.msgIcon = SystemIcons.Warning; //this is used if you want to add a system icon to the message form.
messageBox = new MessageBoxForm("Some elements already have color properties set up. Should these be overwritten?",
"Color Setup", true, false);
messageBox.ShowDialog();
overrideExistingProperties = (messageBox.DialogResult == DialogResult.OK);
askedUserAboutExistingProperties = true;
}
skip = !overrideExistingProperties;
existingProperty = leafElement.Properties.Get(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorModule;
}
else
{
existingProperty = leafElement.Properties.Add(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorModule;
colorPropertiesAdded++;
}
if (!skip)
{
if (existingProperty == null)
{
Logging.Error("Null color property for element " + leafElement.Name);
}
else
{
existingProperty.ColorType = colorType;
existingProperty.SingleColor = singleColor;
existingProperty.ColorSetName = colorSetName;
colorPropertiesConfigured++;
}
}
else
{
colorPropertiesSkipped++;
}
}
// PATCHING
// go through each element, walking the tree of patches, building up a list. If any are a 'color
// breakdown' already, warn/check with the user if it's OK to overwrite them. Make a new breakdown
// filter for each 'leaf' of the patching process. If it's fully patched to an output, ignore it.
List <IDataFlowComponentReference> leafOutputs = new List <IDataFlowComponentReference>();
foreach (IElementNode leafElement in leafElementList.Where(x => x.Element != null))
{
leafOutputs.AddRange(_FindLeafOutputsOrBreakdownFilters(VixenSystem.DataFlow.GetComponent(leafElement.Element.Id)));
}
bool askedUserAboutExistingFilters = false;
bool overrideExistingFilters = false;
ColorBreakdownModule breakdown = null;
int colorFiltersAdded = 0;
int colorFiltersConfigured = 0;
int colorFiltersSkipped = 0;
foreach (IDataFlowComponentReference leaf in leafOutputs)
{
bool skip = false;
if (leaf.Component is ColorBreakdownModule)
{
if (!askedUserAboutExistingFilters)
{
//messageBox Arguments are (Text, Title, No Button Visible, Cancel Button Visible)
MessageBoxForm.msgIcon = SystemIcons.Warning; //this is used if you want to add a system icon to the message form.
messageBox = new MessageBoxForm("Some elements are already patched to color filters. Should these be overwritten?",
"Color Setup", true, false);
messageBox.ShowDialog();
overrideExistingFilters = (messageBox.DialogResult == DialogResult.OK);
askedUserAboutExistingFilters = true;
}
skip = !overrideExistingFilters;
breakdown = leaf.Component as ColorBreakdownModule;
}
else if (leaf.Component.OutputDataType == DataFlowType.None)
{
// if it's a dead-end -- ie. most likely a controller output -- skip it
skip = true;
}
else
{
// doesn't exist? make a new module and assign it
breakdown =
ApplicationServices.Get <IOutputFilterModuleInstance>(ColorBreakdownDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorBreakdownModule;
VixenSystem.DataFlow.SetComponentSource(breakdown, leaf);
VixenSystem.Filters.AddFilter(breakdown);
colorFiltersAdded++;
}
if (!skip)
{
List <ColorBreakdownItem> newBreakdownItems = new List <ColorBreakdownItem>();
bool mixColors = false;
ColorBreakdownItem cbi;
switch (colorType)
{
case ElementColorType.FullColor:
mixColors = true;
foreach (var color in comboBoxColorOrder.SelectedItem.ToString().ToCharArray())
{
switch (color)
{
case 'R':
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
cbi.Name = Red;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
case 'G':
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Lime;
cbi.Name = Green;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
case 'B':
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Blue;
cbi.Name = Blue;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
}
}
break;
case ElementColorType.MultipleDiscreteColors:
mixColors = false;
ColorStaticData csd = ApplicationServices.GetModuleStaticData(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorStaticData;
if (!csd.ContainsColorSet(colorSetName))
{
Logging.Error("Color sets doesn't contain " + colorSetName);
}
else
{
ColorSet cs = csd.GetColorSet(colorSetName);
foreach (var c in cs)
{
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = c;
// heh heh, this can be.... creative.
cbi.Name = c.Name;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
}
}
break;
case ElementColorType.SingleColor:
mixColors = false;
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = singleColor;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
}
breakdown.MixColors = mixColors;
breakdown.BreakdownItems = newBreakdownItems;
colorFiltersConfigured++;
}
else
{
colorFiltersSkipped++;
}
}
if (!SilentMode)
{
//messageBox Arguments are (Text, Title, No Button Visible, Cancel Button Visible)
MessageBoxForm.msgIcon = SystemIcons.Information; //this is used if you want to add a system icon to the message form.
messageBox = new MessageBoxForm("Color Properties: " + colorPropertiesAdded + " added, " +
colorPropertiesConfigured + " configured, " + colorPropertiesSkipped + " skipped. " +
"Color Filters: " + colorFiltersAdded + " added, " + colorFiltersConfigured + " configured, " +
colorFiltersSkipped + " skipped.",
"Color Setup", false, false);
messageBox.ShowDialog();
}
return(true);
}
public bool Perform(IEnumerable<ElementNode> selectedNodes)
{
// TODO: figure out how many selected elements, groups, and leaf elements will be affected; tell the user
DialogResult dr = ShowDialog();
if (dr == DialogResult.OK) {
// note: the color property can only be applied to leaf nodes.
// pull out the new data settings from the form elements
ElementColorType colorType;
string colorSetName = "";
System.Drawing.Color singleColor = System.Drawing.Color.Black;
if (radioButtonOptionSingle.Checked) {
colorType = ElementColorType.SingleColor;
singleColor = colorPanelSingleColor.Color;
} else if (radioButtonOptionMultiple.Checked) {
colorType = ElementColorType.MultipleDiscreteColors;
colorSetName = comboBoxColorSet.SelectedItem.ToString();
} else if (radioButtonOptionFullColor.Checked) {
colorType = ElementColorType.FullColor;
} else {
Logging.Warn("Unexpected radio option selected");
colorType = ElementColorType.SingleColor;
}
// PROPERTY SETUP
// go through all elements, making a color property for each one.
// (If any has one already, check with the user as to what they want to do.)
IEnumerable<ElementNode> leafElements = selectedNodes.SelectMany(x => x.GetLeafEnumerator()).Distinct();
List<ElementNode> leafElementList = leafElements.ToList();
bool askedUserAboutExistingProperties = false;
bool overrideExistingProperties = false;
int colorPropertiesAdded = 0;
int colorPropertiesConfigured = 0;
int colorPropertiesSkipped = 0;
foreach (ElementNode leafElement in leafElementList) {
bool skip = false;
ColorModule existingProperty = null;
if (leafElement.Properties.Contains(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId)) {
if (!askedUserAboutExistingProperties) {
DialogResult mbr = MessageBox.Show("Some elements already have color properties set up. Should these be overwritten?",
"Color Setup", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Warning, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1);
overrideExistingProperties = (mbr == DialogResult.Yes);
askedUserAboutExistingProperties = true;
}
skip = !overrideExistingProperties;
existingProperty = leafElement.Properties.Get(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorModule;
} else {
existingProperty = leafElement.Properties.Add(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorModule;
colorPropertiesAdded++;
}
if (!skip) {
if (existingProperty == null) {
Logging.Error("Null color property for element " + leafElement.Name);
} else {
existingProperty.ColorType = colorType;
existingProperty.SingleColor = singleColor;
existingProperty.ColorSetName = colorSetName;
colorPropertiesConfigured++;
}
} else {
colorPropertiesSkipped++;
}
}
// PATCHING
// go through each element, walking the tree of patches, building up a list. If any are a 'color
// breakdown' already, warn/check with the user if it's OK to overwrite them. Make a new breakdown
// filter for each 'leaf' of the patching process. If it's fully patched to an output, ignore it.
List<IDataFlowComponentReference> leafOutputs = new List<IDataFlowComponentReference>();
foreach (ElementNode leafElement in leafElementList.Where(x => x.Element != null)) {
leafOutputs.AddRange(_FindLeafOutputsOrBreakdownFilters(VixenSystem.DataFlow.GetComponent(leafElement.Element.Id)));
}
bool askedUserAboutExistingFilters = false;
bool overrideExistingFilters = false;
ColorBreakdownModule breakdown = null;
int colorFiltersAdded = 0;
int colorFiltersConfigured = 0;
int colorFiltersSkipped = 0;
foreach (IDataFlowComponentReference leaf in leafOutputs) {
bool skip = false;
if (leaf.Component is ColorBreakdownModule) {
if (!askedUserAboutExistingFilters) {
DialogResult mbr = MessageBox.Show("Some elements are already patched to color filters. Should these be overwritten?",
"Color Setup", MessageBoxButtons.YesNo, MessageBoxIcon.Warning, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1);
overrideExistingFilters = (mbr == DialogResult.Yes);
askedUserAboutExistingFilters = true;
}
skip = !overrideExistingFilters;
breakdown = leaf as ColorBreakdownModule;
} else if (leaf.Component.OutputDataType == DataFlowType.None) {
// if it's a dead-end -- ie. most likely a controller output -- skip it
skip = true;
} else {
// doesn't exist? make a new module and assign it
breakdown = ApplicationServices.Get<IOutputFilterModuleInstance>(ColorBreakdownDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorBreakdownModule;
VixenSystem.DataFlow.SetComponentSource(breakdown, leaf);
VixenSystem.Filters.AddFilter(breakdown);
colorFiltersAdded++;
}
if (!skip) {
List<ColorBreakdownItem> newBreakdownItems = new List<ColorBreakdownItem>();
bool mixColors = false;
ColorBreakdownItem cbi;
switch (colorType) {
case ElementColorType.FullColor:
mixColors = true;
// TODO: really, RGB isn't the only option for 'full color': some people use white as well. We should allow for that.
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Red;
cbi.Name = "Red";
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Lime;
cbi.Name = "Green";
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = System.Drawing.Color.Blue;
cbi.Name = "Blue";
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
case ElementColorType.MultipleDiscreteColors:
mixColors = false;
ColorStaticData csd = ApplicationServices.GetModuleStaticData(ColorDescriptor.ModuleId) as ColorStaticData;
if (!csd.ContainsColorSet(colorSetName)) {
Logging.Error("Color sets doesn't contain " + colorSetName);
} else {
ColorSet cs = csd.GetColorSet(colorSetName);
foreach (var c in cs) {
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = c;
// heh heh, this can be.... creative.
cbi.Name = c.Name;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
}
}
break;
case ElementColorType.SingleColor:
mixColors = false;
cbi = new ColorBreakdownItem();
cbi.Color = singleColor;
newBreakdownItems.Add(cbi);
break;
}
breakdown.MixColors = mixColors;
breakdown.BreakdownItems = newBreakdownItems;
colorFiltersConfigured++;
} else {
colorFiltersSkipped++;
}
}
MessageBox.Show("Color Properties: " + colorPropertiesAdded + " added, " + colorPropertiesConfigured + " configured, " + colorPropertiesSkipped + " skipped. " +
"Color Filters: " + colorFiltersAdded + " added, " + colorFiltersConfigured +" configured, " + colorFiltersSkipped + " skipped.");
return true;
}
return false;
}
