public void OnLeftButtonDragReleased(object sender, MouseManagerEventArgs e)
{
var nodesToBeCommitted = new List<ViewModel.Node>();
foreach (var nodeControl in Selector.NodeControls)
{
var transactionalMouseManagerEventArgs = new TransactionalMouseManagerEventArgs();
transactionalMouseManagerEventArgs.InnerMouseManagerEventArgs = e;
transactionalMouseManagerEventArgs.IsTransactional = true;
transactionalMouseManagerEventArgs.NodesToBeCommitted = nodesToBeCommitted;
nodeControl.MotionHandler.NodeMotionHandler.OnLeftButtonDragReleased(sender, transactionalMouseManagerEventArgs);
}
/// TODO: The following needs to be removed. This should not be in here.
/// The reason this is bad is because a UI level component is making commands direct into the controller rather than raising it through events.
/// The issue here is that due to the current architecture, this MupltipleNodeMotionHandler, although it belongs to only one node, it actually performs
/// operations for EVERY node on the graph. This is very poor encapsulation.
IoC.GetInstance<Controller.ISuperGraphNodeBatchOperations>().CommitLocations(nodesToBeCommitted);
}
