Esempio n. 1
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        /// The user may now browse to the specification and pick a clause for annotation
        private void btnAddAnnotation_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            // Create an Annotation Manager object
            NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager objAnnMan = new NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager();
            // Create an Annotation object for returned annotation
            NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation objAnnotation = default(NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation);
            // Get the currently selected annotation
            NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation objSelectedAnnotation = ReturnSelectedAnnotation();

            // Show the Annotation Picker and wait until a valid annotation is returned
            objAnnotation = objAnnMan.SelectAnnotation(m_strSpecificationFilePath, objSelectedAnnotation);
            if (objAnnotation != null)
            {
                // Add annotation to list view
                AddAnnotationToListView(objAnnotation);
            }
        }
Esempio n. 2
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 /// The model must be associated with a single specification, set of prelims
 /// or schedule of work
 /// The AnnotationManager object may be declared as a member variable and reused, but
 /// for simplicity it is used "as new" in each of the following methods.
 private void btnBrowseToSpecification_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {
     // Create an Annotation Manager object
     NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager objAnnMan = new NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager();
     // Browse to a valid NBS document
     string strSpecificationFilePath = objAnnMan.SelectSpecification();
     if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(strSpecificationFilePath))
     {
         // Set the label in the UI
         lblSpecification.Text = strSpecificationFilePath;
         // Store this as a member variable
         m_strSpecificationFilePath = strSpecificationFilePath;
         // Enable further actions
         EnableButtons(true);
         // Now the specification is set, disable this button
         btnBrowseToSpecification.Enabled = false;
     }
     else
     {
         // no valid specification has been set
         EnableButtons(false);
     }
 }
Esempio n. 3
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        // Generate validity report based on annotations object or xml file
        /// Show report showing the status of the annotations against the latest
        /// version of the project spec
        /// Please note, that to test this properly you should exclude and modify
        /// some clauses
        private void btnShowReport_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            // There are two ways of doing this
            // and the method is overloaded
            // 1. Pass the annotation info as a collection of Annotations
            NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager objAnnMan = new NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager();
            NBSAnnotationManager.Annotations objAnnotations = default(NBSAnnotationManager.Annotations);
            // Internal method that loops through the list view
            objAnnotations = ReturnAnnotationsFromListView();
            // 2. Pass the annotation info in an XML format that verifies
            // against the schema
            // Test for XML version
            // objAnnMan.DisplayReport(m_strSpecificationFilePath, "c:\\doesnt really matter\\model.mdl", "C:\\NBS Documents\\destination specification.spec.nbsrpt");

            objAnnMan.DisplayReport(m_strSpecificationFilePath, "c:\\doesnt really matter\\model.mdl", objAnnotations);
        }
Esempio n. 4
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 // View the manufacture information of the selected annotation. If no annotation object is passed, show manufacture homepage.
 private void btnViewManufacturerInfo_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
 {
     // Create an Annotation Manager object
     NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation objAnnotation = default(NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation);
     objAnnotation = ReturnSelectedAnnotation();
     if (objAnnotation != null)
     {
         // If a valid item in the list view is selected then
         // we ask the Annotation Manager to display this in the relevant NBS Product
         NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager objAnnMan = new NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager();
         objAnnMan.ShowManufacturersInfo(m_strSpecificationFilePath, objAnnotation);
     }
 }
Esempio n. 5
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        // Returns latest NBS information to compare against annotations in the model.
        private void btnShowAnnotationInfo_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            // Create an Annotation Manager object
            NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager objAnnotationManager = new NBSAnnotationManager.AnnotationManager();
            NBSAnnotationManager.Annotations objAnnotations = default(NBSAnnotationManager.Annotations);
            objAnnotations = ReturnAnnotationsFromListView();

            objAnnotationManager.UpdateAnnotations(m_strSpecificationFilePath, ref objAnnotations);

            string strLatestTitles = "";
            strLatestTitles = "Latest titles from specification below." + "\r" + "\r" + "The calling program should check these against what is in the model" + "\r" + "if they have been modified in the spec: " + "\r" + "\r";

            NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation objAnn = default(NBSAnnotationManager.Annotation);
            int n = 0;
            for (n = 0; n <= objAnnotations.Count - 1; n++)
            {
                objAnn = objAnnotations.get_Item(n);
                strLatestTitles = strLatestTitles + objAnn.DisplayTitle + "\r";
            }

            MessageBox.Show(strLatestTitles);
        }