/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
PhoneEnvReferenceLauncher rl = (PhoneEnvReferenceLauncher)this.Control;
PhoneEnvReferenceView view = (PhoneEnvReferenceView)rl.MainControl;
if (ContainingDataTree == null)
{
return; // called too soon, from initial layout before connected.
}
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode == null ? 0 : TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew != hOld)
{
if (TreeNode != null)
{
TreeNode.Height = hNew;
}
Height = hNew - 1;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
var vrl = (VectorReferenceLauncher)Control;
var view = (VectorReferenceView)vrl.MainControl;
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew != hOld)
{
// JohnT: why all these -1's?
Height = hNew - 1;
// JohnT: don't know why we need this, vrl is the slice's control and is supposed to
// be docked to fill the slice. But if we don't do it, there are cases where
// narrowing the window makes the slice higher but not the embedded control.
// The tree node is also supposed to be docked, but again, if we don't do this
// then the tree node doesn't fill the height of the window, and clicks at the
// bottom of it may not work.
TreeNode.Height = hNew - 1;
vrl.Height = hNew - 1;
// This seems to be really not needed, the view height is docked to the launcher's.
// view.Height = hNew - 1;
}
if (Height != hNew - 1)
{
Height = hNew - 1;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// When height is more than one line (e.g., long definition without gloss),
// this can get called initially before it has a parent.
if (ContainingDataTree == null)
{
return;
}
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
var arl = (AtomicReferenceLauncher)Control;
var view = (AtomicReferenceView)arl.MainControl;
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew > hOld)
{
TreeNode.Height = hNew;
arl.Height = hNew - 1;
view.Height = hNew - 1;
Height = hNew;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
AtomicReferenceLauncher arl = (AtomicReferenceLauncher)this.Control;
AtomicReferenceView view = (AtomicReferenceView)arl.MainControl;
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew > hOld)
{
TreeNode.Height = hNew;
arl.Height = hNew - 1;
view.Height = hNew - 1;
this.Height = hNew;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
VectorReferenceLauncher vrl = (VectorReferenceLauncher)this.Control;
VectorReferenceView view = (VectorReferenceView)vrl.MainControl;
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew != hOld)
{
this.Height = hNew - 1;
// JohnT: don't know why we need this, vrl is the slice's control and is supposed to
// be docked to fill the slice. But if we don't do it, there are cases where
// narrowing the window makes the slice higher but not the embedded control.
// The tree node is also supposed to be docked, but again, if we don't do this
// then the tree node doesn't fill the height of the window, and clicks at the
// bottom of it may not work.
TreeNode.Height = hNew - 1;
vrl.Height = hNew - 1;
// This seems to be really not needed, the view height is docked to the launcher's.
// view.Height = hNew - 1;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
PhoneEnvReferenceLauncher rl = (PhoneEnvReferenceLauncher)this.Control;
PhoneEnvReferenceView view = (PhoneEnvReferenceView)rl.MainControl;
if (ContainingDataTree == null)
return; // called too soon, from initial layout before connected.
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode == null ? 0 : TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew != hOld)
{
if (TreeNode != null)
TreeNode.Height = hNew;
Height = hNew - 1;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handle changes in the size of the underlying view.
/// </summary>
protected void OnViewSizeChanged(object sender, FwViewSizeEventArgs e)
{
// For now, just handle changes in the height.
AtomicReferenceLauncher arl = (AtomicReferenceLauncher)this.Control;
AtomicReferenceView view = (AtomicReferenceView)arl.MainControl;
int hMin = ContainingDataTree.GetMinFieldHeight();
int h1 = view.RootBox.Height;
Debug.Assert(e.Height == h1);
int hOld = TreeNode.Height;
int hNew = Math.Max(h1, hMin) + 3;
if (hNew > hOld)
{
TreeNode.Height = hNew;
arl.Height = hNew - 1;
view.Height = hNew - 1;
this.Height = hNew;
}
}
