Esempio n. 1
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        TreeNode AddNodeToNode(string Name, VDFData parentVDFDataStructure, TreeNodeVDFTag treeNodeTag, TreeNode nodeSelected)
        {
            TreeNode newTreeNode;

            if (treeNodeTag.TagType == TreeNodeVDFTag.Type.Node) //If we have the node itself selected on our Treeview, we just need to call the AddNodeToNode method directly.
            {
                newTreeNode = AddNodeToNode(Name, nodeSelected, parentVDFDataStructure, treeNodeTag.Token as VDFNode);
            }
            else
            {
                //We will need to retrieve the parent of this key for this one if the key is the one that is selected.
                if (nodeSelected.Parent == null) //Make sure that the parent of the TreeNode is set to another TreeNode
                {
                    throw new NullReferenceException("TreeNode " + nodeSelected.Text + " parent property is not set!");
                }
                VDFKey selectedKey = treeNodeTag.Token as VDFKey; //Cast our token to key first.
                if (selectedKey.Parent == null)
                {
                    throw new NullReferenceException("Parent property of key " + selectedKey.Name + " is not set!");
                }
                VDFNode parentNode = selectedKey.Parent;
                newTreeNode = AddNodeToNode(Name, nodeSelected.Parent, vdfData, parentNode);
            }
            return(newTreeNode);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        TreeNode CreateNewKey(string Name, string Value, TreeNodeVDFTag treeNodeTag, TreeNode nodeSelected)
        {
            TreeNode newTreeNode;

            if (treeNodeTag.TagType == TreeNodeVDFTag.Type.Node) //If the tag type of our selected tree node is a VDFNode. Then it's quite easy to create a new key for us. Just need to call the CreateNewKey method.
            {
                newTreeNode = CreateNewKey(Name, Value, treeNodeTag.Token as VDFNode, nodeSelected);
            }
            else
            {
                //We will need to retrieve the parent of this key for this one if the key is the one that is selected.
                if (nodeSelected.Parent == null) //Make sure that the parent of the TreeNode is set to another TreeNode
                {
                    throw new NullReferenceException("TreeNode " + nodeSelected.Text + " parent property is not set!");
                }
                VDFKey selectedKey = treeNodeTag.Token as VDFKey; //Cast our token to key first.
                if (selectedKey.Parent == null)
                {
                    throw new NullReferenceException("Parent property of key " + selectedKey.Name + " is not set!");
                }
                VDFNode parentNode = selectedKey.Parent;
                newTreeNode = CreateNewKey(Name, Value, parentNode, nodeSelected.Parent);
            }
            return(newTreeNode);
        }
Esempio n. 3
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 void UpdateTokenInfo(TreeNodeVDFTag treeNodeTag, TreeNode treeNodeToUpdate)
 {
     if (treeNodeTag.TagType == TreeNodeVDFTag.Type.Key) //Call the correct function by checking the type of token that we have.
     {
         UpdateKeyInfo(txtName.Text, txtValue.Text, (VDFKey)treeNodeTag.Token, treeNodeToUpdate);
     }
     else
     {
         UpdateNodeInfo(txtName.Text, (VDFNode)treeNodeTag.Token, treeNodeToUpdate);
     }
 }
 void GUIUpdate_RevertInfo(TreeNodeVDFTag token)
 {
     if (token.TagType == TreeNodeVDFTag.Type.Key)
     {
         GUIUpdate_LoadKeyInfo(token.Token as VDFKey);
     }
     else
     {
         GUIUpdate_LoadNodeInfo(token.Token as VDFNode);
     }
 }