void Activity()
{
if (!isInActivity)
{
isInActivity = true;
#if DEBUG
try
#endif
{
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.StartCursorSettingFrameStart();
TimeManager.Self.Activity();
SpriteManager.Self.Activity(TimeManager.Self.CurrentTime);
DragDropManager.Self.Activity();
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.Activity(TimeManager.Self.CurrentTime);
InputLibrary.Keyboard.Self.Activity();
if (InputLibrary.Keyboard.Self.KeyPushed(Microsoft.Xna.Framework.Input.Keys.Space))
{
int m = 3;
}
bool isOver = this.mTopRuler.HandleXnaUpdate(InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.IsInWindow) ||
mLeftRuler.HandleXnaUpdate(InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.IsInWindow);
// But we want the selection to update the handles to the selected object
// after editing is done. SelectionManager.LateActivity lets us do that. LateActivity must
// come after EditingManager.Activity.
// Update 1/15/2019
// When the user uses scroll bars we get selection to underlying objects.
// We want to not have that happen, so we'll check if the mouse has entered
// the control. I may have to update this at some point to force deselection
// if the mouse has not entered so things don't stay highlighted when exiting
// the control
// Update 2 - yea, we def need to pass in mouseHasEntered == false to force no highlight
if (mTopRuler.IsCursorOver == false && mLeftRuler.IsCursorOver == false)
{
SelectionManager.Self.Activity(mouseHasEntered == false);
// EditingManager activity must happen after SelectionManager activity
EditingManager.Self.Activity();
SelectionManager.Self.LateActivity();
}
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.EndCursorSettingFrameStart();
}
#if DEBUG
catch (Exception e)
{
MessageBox.Show(e.ToString());
}
#endif
}
isInActivity = false;
}
void Activity()
{
if (!isInActivity)
{
isInActivity = true;
#if DEBUG
try
#endif
{
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.StartCursorSettingFrameStart();
ProjectVerifier.Self.AssertSelectedIpsosArePartOfRenderer();
TimeManager.Self.Activity();
SpriteManager.Self.Activity(TimeManager.Self.CurrentTime);
DragDropManager.Self.Activity();
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.Activity(TimeManager.Self.CurrentTime);
InputLibrary.Keyboard.Self.Activity();
if (Cursor.PrimaryPush)
{
int m = 3;
}
bool isOver = this.mTopRuler.HandleXnaUpdate(InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.IsInWindow) ||
mLeftRuler.HandleXnaUpdate(InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.IsInWindow);
// But we want the selection to update the handles to the selected object
// after editing is done. SelectionManager.LateActivity lets us do that. LateActivity must
// come after EidtingManager.Activity.
if (mTopRuler.IsCursorOver == false && mLeftRuler.IsCursorOver == false)
{
SelectionManager.Self.Activity(this);
// EditingManager activity must happen after SelectionManager activity
EditingManager.Self.Activity();
SelectionManager.Self.LateActivity();
}
InputLibrary.Cursor.Self.EndCursorSettingFrameStart();
}
#if DEBUG
catch (Exception e)
{
MessageBox.Show(e.ToString());
}
#endif
}
isInActivity = false;
}