private ForeignEnumValue GetEnumDataFromSelectedValue(EnumTranslation translation, TriggerPropertyEntry entry, NotificationTriggerDataTrigger raw, string typedValue)
{
//Maybe the typed value has a different value to its raw counterpart. e.g. in German,
//the typed value might be "Min." while the german value is "Minute"
ForeignEnumValue enumData = null;
var rawValue = (string)entry.RawProperty.GetValue(raw);
if (typedValue != rawValue)
{
var rawInput = (string)entry.RawInput.GetValue(raw);
//e.g. condition "change" on change triggers (which thankfully is always in English) doesn't have rawInput
if (rawInput != null)
{
var selected = HtmlParser.Default.GetDropDownList(rawInput)
.SelectMany(d => d.Options.Where(o => o.Selected)).First();
enumData = translation.Translations.Single(t => t.Value == selected.Value);
enumData.ForeignName.Add(typedValue);
}
}
return(enumData);
}
private void SetTriggerValue(NotificationTrigger trigger, ForeignEnumValue enumData, TriggerPropertyEntry entry, string typedValue)
{
if (enumData != null && enumData.EnglishValue != null && typedValue != enumData.EnglishValue)
{
//Channels only really refer to StandardTriggerChannel values applied to non-sensor objects. A Disk IO sensor could
//have a channel with ID 0 which refers to "Avg Bytes Per Read". As such, instead of updating the value right now,
//we'll defer to trigger.SetEnumChannel(). SetEnumChannel() won't even be called if the channel name refers to a real
//channel, so if SetEnumChannel() is called we can safely assume we'll need to use our translated value as our enum value
if (entry.TypedProperty.Type == typeof(TriggerChannel))
{
trigger.translatedChannelName = enumData.EnglishValue;
}
else
{
entry.TypedRawField.SetValue(trigger, enumData.EnglishValue);
}
}
}