/// <summary>
/// Returns the delimiter Commence will use when returning column data.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="rct">RelatedColumnType enum value.</param>
/// <returns>delimiter.</returns>
// simplified implementation
private string GetDelimiter(RelatedColumnType rct)
{
/* Delimiter depends on cursor type and underlying view (if cursor is on view)
* Luckily, changing flags doesn't alter this behaviour, it is complex enough as it is.
*
* If you would redefine the columns, you get different results.
* For example:
* If you do SetColumn(n, "ConnectionName CategoryName, 0)
* then that column will be comma-separated
* If you do SetRelatedColumn(n, "ConnectionName", "CategoryName", "FieldName", 0),
* then that column will be newline-separated
* (i.o.w., it will then act just like a Category type cursor)
* That means that within the same View, you can have different delimiters.
* Commence is such a mess in that respect :(
*/
switch (rct)
{
case RelatedColumnType.Connection:
return(", "); // note the trailing space
case RelatedColumnType.ConnectedField:
return("\n");
default:
return("\n");
}
}
internal RelatedColumn(string connection,
string category,
string field,
RelatedColumnType type,
string delimiter)
{
Connection = connection;
Category = category;
Field = field;
ColumnType = type;
Delimiter = delimiter;
}
