/* S A V E */
/*----------------------------------------------------------------------------
%%Function: Save
%%Qualified: AzLog.AzLogViewSettings.Save
%%Contact: rlittle
Save is a little tricky. We load the settings into a new listview, which
means that the taborder is the same as the column order. on save, though,
the listview could have been reordered by the user, which means that the
the tab order isn't necessarily the same as our column ordering.
the client will tell use the tab ordering via an rgsColumns
TODO: All this wacky "watch the user moving the columns" is unnecessary.
Just use the DisplayIndex int he column header (see GetOrderedHeaders in
ListViewSupp.cs)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------*/
public void Save()
{
RegistryKey rk = Settings.RkEnsure(KeySettingsParent());
// build a tab order reverse mapping
int[] mpTabOrder = new int[m_pliazlvc.Count];
for (int i = 0; i < m_pliazlvc.Count; i++)
mpTabOrder[m_pliazlvc[i]] = i;
rk.DeleteSubKeyTree(m_sName, false);
rk.Close();
rk = Settings.RkEnsure(KeySettings());
for (int i = 0; i < ColumnCount(); i++)
{
AzLogViewColumn azlvc = Column(i);
string sKey = String.Format("{0}\\{1}", KeySettings(), azlvc.Name);
Settings ste = new Settings(_rgsteeColumn, sKey, azlvc.Name);
ste.SetNValue("TabOrder", mpTabOrder[i]);
ste.SetNValue("Width", azlvc.Width);
ste.SetNValue("DataLogColumn", ((int) azlvc.DataColumn));
ste.SetFValue("Visible", azlvc.Visible);
ste.SetSValue("Title", azlvc.Title);
ste.Save();
}
rk.Close();
m_fDirty = false;
}
