public PresetView(PresetAdapter <Control> adapter)
{
InitializeComponent();
_adapter = adapter;
_adapter.PropertyChanged += Adapter_PropertyChanged;
RebuildLayout();
}
public PresetView(PresetAdapter<Control> adapter)
{
InitializeComponent();
_adapter = adapter;
_adapter.PropertyChanged += Adapter_PropertyChanged;
RebuildLayout();
}
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Instantiate our test configuration
_config = new Samples.Common.TestConfiguration();
// Set up the preset view
var view = new PresetView(
_adapter = new PresetAdapter <Control>(
new WinFormsControlFactory(),
new ParameterBuilderFactory()
));
// The following code is possibly a smell. The builtin ParameterBuilders that work with
// dates require DateValues to be parsed from the UI controls. The default control returns
// strings so it won't be able to create an SQL parameter. To overcome this, we monitor
// when a new part is added to the PresetView (occurs when we call SetParts) and initialise
// a date parser to do this for us.
_adapter.PartCreated += (s, e) =>
{
var junction = e.Part.SelectedBuilder as JunctionBuilder;
if ((e.Part.SelectedBuilder is IDateParameterBuilder) ||
(junction != null && junction.Other is IDateParameterBuilder))
{
e.Part.Parser = new DateParser();
}
};
// Now create controls and add to form
_adapter.SetParts(new FieldPathFactory().GetFields(_config[0]));
view.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
splitContainer1.Panel1.Controls.Add(view);
// Hook search requested event from the adapter
// Usually triggered by pressing enter in one of the fields
_adapter.Search += Adapter_Search;
}
public PresetView(PresetAdapter<UIElement> adapter)
{
InitializeComponent();
Adapter = adapter;
this.DataContext = Adapter;
}
public PresetView(PresetAdapter <UIElement> adapter)
{
InitializeComponent();
Adapter = adapter;
this.DataContext = Adapter;
}
