/// <summary>
/// V2.1: use bindings for this
/// </summary>
private void Settings_Init()
{
Settings_Tab_General_DefaultCatSystemBox.DataContext = GlobalState.CategoryManager.CategorySystems; // category system
Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeXSlider.Value = ApplicationSettings.DotSize.X;
Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeYSlider.Value = ApplicationSettings.DotSize.Y;
Settings_Tab_Appearance_GradientEnabledCheckBox.IsChecked = ApplicationSettings.AccentEnabled;
// Set up some more stuff (can we use bindings?)
// Temp stuff.
Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeXText.Text = Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeXSlider.Value.ToString();
Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeYText.Text = Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeYSlider.Value.ToString();
//Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeY.DataContext = Settings_Tab_Appearance_DotSizeYSlider;
Settings_Tab_Appearance_LineSizeText.Text = Settings_Tab_Appearance_LineSizeSlider.Value.ToString();
// Ugly hack, but I can't be bothered to create a dependency property when I have half-life 2 sitting on my desktop ready to be streamed again and being almost finished with this damn project that took way too long
// for something that isn't really a big project. for emerald, sure, but not this. Move to dependencyproperty in Dano.
Settings_Tab_Appearance_AccentColourPicker.SelectedColour = ApplicationSettings.AccentColour1;
Settings_Tab_Appearance_AccentColourPicker.UpdateRectangle();
// Ditto
Settings_Tab_Appearance_MenuGradientSecondColourPicker.SelectedColour = ApplicationSettings.AccentColour2;
Settings_Tab_Appearance_MenuGradientSecondColourPicker.UpdateRectangle();
}
private void Settings_Tab_Appearance_AccentColourPicker_PreviewMouseDown(object sender, MouseButtonEventArgs e)
{
Settings_Tab_Appearance_AccentColourPicker.ShowDialog();
}
