/// <summary>
/// Resolves a locator starting from 'startFrom' and the locator part at
/// position 'offset' in the locator. This method is called from the
/// DescendentsWalker. It maintains the state of resolution as each
/// node is visited and individual locator parts are resolved.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dependencyObject">the current node to visit</param>
/// <param name="data">data containing the state of the current resolution</param>
/// <returns>whether or not the children of this node should be visited</returns>
private bool ResolveLocatorPart(DependencyObject dependencyObject, ResolvingLocatorState data, bool visitedViaVisualTree)
{
if (data.Finished)
return false;
ContentLocator locator = data.ContentLocatorBase;
Debug.Assert(locator != null, "locator can not be null");
Debug.Assert(data.LocatorPartIndex >= 0 && data.LocatorPartIndex < locator.Parts.Count,
"LocatorPartIndex out of range");
bool keepResolving = true;
DependencyObject node = null;
SubTreeProcessor processor = null;
ContentLocatorPart locatorPart = locator.Parts[data.LocatorPartIndex];
if (locatorPart == null)
{
// Can't resolve a null ContentLocatorPart
keepResolving = false;
}
processor = this.GetSubTreeProcessorForLocatorPart(locatorPart);
if (processor == null)
{
// Can't keep resolving if there is no processor for this ContentLocatorBase Part
keepResolving = false;
}
if (locatorPart != null && processor != null)
{
node = processor.ResolveLocatorPart(locatorPart, dependencyObject, out keepResolving);
if (node != null)
{
// At a minimum we are incompletely resolved
data.AttachmentLevel = AttachmentLevel.Incomplete;
data.AttachedAnchor = node;
keepResolving = true;
data.LastNodeMatched = node;
data.LocatorPartIndex++;
// We might already be finished here - if there are no more locator parts
// we are fully resolved and there's no need to keep resolving
if (data.LocatorPartIndex == locator.Parts.Count)
{
data.AttachmentLevel = AttachmentLevel.Full;
data.AttachedAnchor = node;
keepResolving = false;
}
// If all we have left is the last locatorPart, lets try to resolve it as a
// selection. If there is no selection processor, it will fall through and
// be handled by resolving on one of the children
else if (data.LocatorPartIndex == locator.Parts.Count - 1)
{
locatorPart = locator.Parts[data.LocatorPartIndex];
SelectionProcessor selProcessor = GetSelectionProcessorForLocatorPart(locatorPart);
if (selProcessor != null)
{
AttachmentLevel attachmentLevel;
Object selection = selProcessor.ResolveLocatorPart(locatorPart, node, out attachmentLevel);
if (selection != null)
{
data.AttachmentLevel = attachmentLevel;
data.AttachedAnchor = selection;
keepResolving = false;
}
else
{
// In this case the processor couldn't resolve the selection
// locator part. There's no use in continuing.
keepResolving = false;
}
}
}
}
}
return keepResolving;
}
/// <summary>
/// This gets called after each node's subtree has been called to resolve
/// the current locator part.
/// If the node the call is made for was the last node that anything was
/// matched with, we want to stop looking at the rest of the tree. This is
/// because matches should be unique (so no sibling should be able to match)
/// and if they aren't the first match wins.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="dependencyObject"></param>
/// <param name="data"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private bool TerminateResolve(DependencyObject dependencyObject, ResolvingLocatorState data, bool visitedViaVisualTree)
{
// If we are finished with the subtree for the last node matched, we've
// resolved as much as we can and we should not bother looking at the
// rest of the tree. Finished is a property we use to short-circuit
// vising the rest of the tree. Note: Returning false only prevents
// the children from being visited, we need to not visit siblings either.
if (!data.Finished && data.LastNodeMatched == dependencyObject)
{
data.Finished = true;
}
return false;
}
/// <summary>
/// Resolves a single locator starting at the given startNode.
/// Sets the selection and attachmentLevel if necessary.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="selection">object representing the content that has been resolved
/// so far; updated if the locator passed in is resolved</param>
/// <param name="attachmentLevel">attachmentLevel of content that has been resolved
/// so far; updated based on the resolution of the passed in locator</param>
/// <param name="attemptedLevel">the level that is represented by this locator -
/// start, middle or end</param>
/// <param name="locator">the locator to resolve</param>
/// <param name="offset">the offset into the locator to start the resolution at</param>
/// <param name="startNode">the node to start the resolution at</param>
/// <param name="skipStartNode">whether or not the start node should be looked at</param>
/// <returns>the data representing the resolution of the single locator; used for
/// special cases by calling code to override results from this method</returns>
private ResolvingLocatorState ResolveSingleLocator(ref object selection, ref AttachmentLevel attachmentLevel, AttachmentLevel attemptedLevel, ContentLocator locator, int offset, DependencyObject startNode, bool skipStartNode)
{
ResolvingLocatorState data = new ResolvingLocatorState();
data.LocatorPartIndex = offset;
data.ContentLocatorBase = locator;
PrePostDescendentsWalker<ResolvingLocatorState> walker = new PrePostDescendentsWalker<ResolvingLocatorState>(TreeWalkPriority.VisualTree, ResolveLocatorPart, TerminateResolve, data);
walker.StartWalk(startNode, skipStartNode);
if (data.AttachmentLevel == AttachmentLevel.Full && data.AttachedAnchor != null)
{
// Merge the results with pre-existing selection
if (selection != null)
{
SelectionProcessor selProcessor = GetSelectionProcessor(selection.GetType());
object newSelection;
if (selProcessor != null)
{
if (selProcessor.MergeSelections(selection, data.AttachedAnchor, out newSelection))
{
selection = newSelection;
}
else
{
// If we can't merge, them this locator isn't included in final results so we
// we turn off the level that we are attempting to resolve
attachmentLevel &= ~attemptedLevel;
}
}
else
{
// If not selection processor, the locator can't be resolved so
// we turn off the level that we were attempting to resolve
attachmentLevel &= ~attemptedLevel;
}
}
else
{
selection = data.AttachedAnchor;
}
}
else
{
// ContentLocator didn't fully resolve so we turn off the level
// that we were attempting to resolve
attachmentLevel &= ~attemptedLevel;
}
return data;
}
