private ITsString MakeLabel(ListChoiceFilter filter)
{
string label;
if (filter.Targets.Length == 1)
{
ITsString name;
if (filter.Targets[0] == 0)
{
NullObjectLabel empty = new NullObjectLabel();
name = m_cache.MakeUserTss(empty.DisplayName);
}
else
{
ICmObject obj = CmObject.CreateFromDBObject(m_cache, filter.Targets[0]);
name = obj.ShortNameTSS;
}
switch (filter.Mode)
{
case ListMatchOptions.None:
{
return ComposeLabel(name, XMLViewsStrings.ksNotX);
}
case ListMatchOptions.Exact:
{
return ComposeLabel(name, XMLViewsStrings.ksOnlyX);
}
default: // appropriate for both Any and All, which mean the same in this case.
return name;
}
}
else
{
switch (filter.Mode)
{
case ListMatchOptions.All:
label = XMLViewsStrings.ksAllOf_;
break;
case ListMatchOptions.None:
label = XMLViewsStrings.ksNoneOf_;
break;
case ListMatchOptions.Exact:
label = XMLViewsStrings.ksOnly_;
break;
default: // typically Any
label = XMLViewsStrings.ksAnyOf_;
break;
}
return m_cache.MakeUserTss(label);
}
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="filter"></param>
private void InvokeWithFilter(ListChoiceFilter filter)
{
filter.MakeUserVisible(true); // This fixes LT-6250.
// Todo: do something about persisting and restoring the filter.
// We can't call base.Invoke because it is designed for FilterBarCellFilters.
m_combo.SelectedIndex = -1; // allows setting Tss to non-member.
m_combo.Tss = MakeLabel(filter);
m_fsi.Matcher = null;
m_fsi.Filter = filter; //NOTE: it is necessary to change the filter after a change in the string m_combo.Tss
// so that the heights of the comboBoxes in the Filterbar adjusted to accomodate the string.
}
