void IInitializable.Initialize()
{
m_controls = new XLEManipCtrls();
// We could use another MEF container system to initialise the
// tab pages for this control... But for now, this is a simple
// way to get the behaviour we want.
var manipulators = Globals.MEFContainer.GetExportedValues<IManipulator>();
foreach (var m in manipulators) {
var t = m as Terrain.TerrainManipulator;
if (t!=null) {
var terrainCtrls = new XLENativeManipControls();
terrainCtrls.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
terrainCtrls.SetActiveContext(t.ManipulatorContext);
var terrainPage = new TabPage("Terrain");
terrainPage.Tag = m;
terrainPage.Controls.Add(terrainCtrls);
m_controls.m_tabControl.TabPages.Add(terrainPage);
}
var s = m as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator;
if (s != null) {
var properties = new XLEScatterPlaceControls();
properties.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
properties.Object = s.ManipulatorContext;
properties.SaveEvent = delegate(object o, string fn)
{
try
{
var settings = o as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings;
if (settings != null)
settings.SaveModelList(fn);
}
catch { MessageBox.Show("Error while saving model list"); }
};
properties.LoadEvent = delegate(object o, string fn)
{
try
{
var settings = o as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings;
if (settings != null)
settings.LoadModelList(fn);
// Hack! Problem when refreshing properties after a change
// So we need to change the object to something else, and then
// change it back.
// Note that this creates a hidden cyclic dependency
// -- because we're keeping a reference on the "properties"
// variable here
properties.Object = new Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings();
properties.Object = settings;
}
catch { MessageBox.Show("Error while loading model list"); }
};
var page = new TabPage("Scatter Placer");
page.Tag = m;
page.Controls.Add(properties);
m_controls.m_tabControl.TabPages.Add(page);
}
}
m_controlHostService.RegisterControl(
m_controls,
new ControlInfo("Manipulator Controls", "Properties for the active manipulator", StandardControlGroup.Right),
null);
}
void IInitializable.Initialize()
{
m_controls = new XLEManipCtrls();
// We could use another MEF container system to initialise the
// tab pages for this control... But for now, this is a simple
// way to get the behaviour we want.
var manipulators = Globals.MEFContainer.GetExportedValues <IManipulator>();
foreach (var m in manipulators)
{
var t = m as Terrain.TerrainManipulator;
if (t != null)
{
var terrainCtrls = new XLENativeManipControls();
terrainCtrls.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
terrainCtrls.SetActiveContext(t.ManipulatorContext);
var terrainPage = new TabPage("Terrain");
terrainPage.Tag = m;
terrainPage.Controls.Add(terrainCtrls);
m_controls.m_tabControl.TabPages.Add(terrainPage);
}
var s = m as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator;
if (s != null)
{
var properties = new XLEScatterPlaceControls();
properties.Dock = DockStyle.Fill;
properties.Object = s.ManipulatorContext;
properties.SaveEvent = delegate(object o, string fn)
{
try
{
var settings = o as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings;
if (settings != null)
{
settings.SaveModelList(fn);
}
}
catch { MessageBox.Show("Error while saving model list"); }
};
properties.LoadEvent = delegate(object o, string fn)
{
try
{
var settings = o as Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings;
if (settings != null)
{
settings.LoadModelList(fn);
}
// Hack! Problem when refreshing properties after a change
// So we need to change the object to something else, and then
// change it back.
// Note that this creates a hidden cyclic dependency
// -- because we're keeping a reference on the "properties"
// variable here
properties.Object = new Placements.ScatterPlaceManipulator.ManipulatorSettings();
properties.Object = settings;
}
catch { MessageBox.Show("Error while loading model list"); }
};
var page = new TabPage("Scatter Placer");
page.Tag = m;
page.Controls.Add(properties);
m_controls.m_tabControl.TabPages.Add(page);
}
}
m_controlHostService.RegisterControl(
m_controls,
new ControlInfo("Manipulator Controls", "Properties for the active manipulator", StandardControlGroup.Right),
null);
}