public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game)
{
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets()), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards().ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
}
public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game, DeckBuilderWindow deckWindow)
{
_deckWindow = deckWindow;
NumMod = "";
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets()), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards().ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
FileName = "";
UpdateCount();
}//Why are we populating the list on load? I'd rather wait until the search is run with no parameters (V)_V
// Why are we poluting the code with snide comments instead of fixing the problem or making a generic TODO (V)_V
// Actually, the more that I think about it, the more I think that the first comment is actually a bad idea. (V)_V
public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game loadedGame, SearchSave save)
{
NumMod = "";
var game = GameManager.Get().GetById(save.GameId);
if (game == null)
{
TopMostMessageBox.Show("You don't have the game for this search installed", "Oh No", MessageBoxButton.OK, MessageBoxImage.Error);
save = null;
}
else if (loadedGame.Id != save.GameId)
{
TopMostMessageBox.Show(
"This search is for the game " + game.Name + ". You currently have the game " + loadedGame.Name
+ " loaded so you can not load this search.", "Oh No", MessageBoxButton.OK, MessageBoxImage.Error);
save = null;
}
Game = loadedGame;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets()), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
this.GenerateColumns(game);
FileName = "";
if (save != null)
{
this.SearchName = save.Name;
this.FileName = save.FileName;
// Load filters
foreach (var filter in save.Filters)
{
DataNew.Entities.PropertyDef prop;
if (filter.IsSetProperty)
{
prop = filtersList.Items.OfType<SetPropertyDef>().First();
}
else
{
prop =
loadedGame.CustomProperties.FirstOrDefault(
x => x.Name.Equals(filter.PropertyName, StringComparison.InvariantCultureIgnoreCase));
}
if (prop == null) continue;
filterList.Items.Add(prop);
}
this.Loaded += (sender, args) =>
{
var generator = filterList.ItemContainerGenerator;
for (int i = 0; i < filterList.Items.Count; i++)
{
DependencyObject container = generator.ContainerFromIndex(i);
var filterCtrl = (FilterControl)VisualTreeHelper.GetChild(container, 0);
var filter = save.Filters[i];
filterCtrl.SetFromSave(Game, filter);
}
this.RefreshSearch(SearchButton, null);
};
}
this.UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards().ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
UpdateCount();
}
public SearchControl(DataNew.Entities.Game game, DeckBuilderWindow deckWindow)
{
_deckWindow = deckWindow;
NumMod = "";
Game = game;
InitializeComponent();
filtersList.ItemsSource =
Enumerable.Repeat<object>("First", 1).Union(
Enumerable.Repeat<object>(new SetPropertyDef(Game.Sets().Where(x => x.Hidden == false)), 1).Union(
game.AllProperties().Where(p => !p.Hidden)));
GenerateColumns(game);
//resultsGrid.ItemsSource = game.SelectCards(null).DefaultView;
UpdateDataGrid(game.AllCards(true).ToDataTable(Game).DefaultView);
FileName = "";
UpdateCount();
}