private void CreateTooltipWindows()
{
window = new SuperToolTipWindow();
window.MouseLeave += OnToolTipMouseLeave;
winData = new SuperToolTipWindowData();
winData.SizeChanged += OnWindowSizeChanged;
window.Controls.Add(winData);
}
private void CloseTooltip()
{
// Since we reuse one actual tooltip window, closing the tooltip involves
// hiding the window and resetting the internal control that actually
// displays the data.
fadingTimer.Stop();
window.Hide();
winData.SizeChanged -= OnWinDataSizeChanged;
window.Controls.Remove(winData);
winData.Dispose();
winData = null;
CreateOrInitTooltipWindow();
}
private void CreateOrInitTooltipWindow()
{
// We reuse the same window for the lifetime of the SuperToolTip object.
// So, create the window the first time this method is called, and hook
// in the event handlers it needs, including the one for Linux/Mono.
if (window == null)
{
window = new SuperToolTipWindow();
window.MouseLeave += OnToolTipMouseLeave;
if (SIL.PlatformUtilities.Platform.IsLinux)
{
window.SizeChanged += CheckSizeChange;
}
}
// Initialize a new data control to display the next tooltip when the
// time comes. This simplifies getting the right tooltip size each
// time it gets displayed.
winData = new SuperToolTipWindowData();
winData.SizeChanged += OnWinDataSizeChanged;
window.Controls.Add(winData);
}
private void CreateTooltipWindows()
{
window = new SuperToolTipWindow();
window.MouseLeave += OnToolTipMouseLeave;
winData = new SuperToolTipWindowData();
winData.SizeChanged += OnWindowSizeChanged;
window.Controls.Add(winData);
}
