private void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs args)
{
this.CurrentSortAsc = args.Order != SortOrder.Descending;
OnSort();
UpdateButtonStates();
}
private void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
CurrentSortAsc = e.Order != SortOrder.Descending;
OnSort();
//UpdateButtonStates();
GUIControl.FocusControl(GetID, ((GUIControl)sender).GetID);
}
/// <summary>
/// Sort direction chnage...so sort
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
SortFacade();
}
/// <summary>
/// Sort button event handler for a direction change
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">GUIControl sort button</param>
/// <param name="e">SortEventArgs</param>
void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
_sortAscending = e.Order != System.Windows.Forms.SortOrder.Descending;
// Avoid the GUI control doing the sorting and allow SQL to do it for us.
// Probably a bit slower, but at least it is consistent.
LoadCurrentSettings();
//// Change direction of the sorting.
//facadeView.Sort(new Sorting(_currentSorting, _sortAscending));
// Do I need to SetLabels????
GUIControl.FocusControl(GetID, ((GUIControl)sender).GetID);
// May need to re-jig the _currentSelectionIndex as our list is reversed
// Do we want the same item selected when we change the order???
// _currentSelectionIndex = (facadeView.Count - 1) - _currentSelectionIndex;
///facadeView.SelectedListItemIndex = _currentSelectionIndex;
}
private void ButtonSortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
buttonSort.SortChanged -= new SortEventHandler(ButtonSortChanged);
Log.Debug("[TVWishListMP GUI_List]:SortChanged e.Order=" + e.Order.ToString());
if (e.Order == SortOrder.Descending) //2
{
_sortreverse = true; //descending
}
else if (e.Order == SortOrder.Ascending) //1
{
_sortreverse = false; //ascending
}
else
{
_sortreverse = false; //ascending
}
Log.Debug("[TVWishListMP GUI_List]:SortChanged _sortreverse=" + _sortreverse.ToString());
//StatusLabel( "Sortevent=" + e.Order.ToString());
UpdateListItems();
buttonSort.SortChanged += new SortEventHandler(ButtonSortChanged);
}
private void Move_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (commonSortInfo != null)
{
if (CommonSort_Moving != null)
{
SortEventArgs args = new SortEventArgs();
args.CommonSortInfo = commonSortInfo;
args.Item = Item;
args.SignType = (SignType)Convert.ToInt32((sender as Button).Tag);
args.SortedIndex = commonSortInfo.SortValue;
CommonSort_Moving(this, args);
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Handles the event, when the Sorting method changes
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">Sender object</param>
/// <param name="e">Event arguments</param>
private void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
CurrentSortAsc = e.Order != System.Windows.Forms.SortOrder.Descending;
OnSort();
GUIControl.FocusControl(GetID, ((GUIControl)sender).GetID);
}
private void OnSortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
_subtitlesSortAsc = e.Order != SortOrder.Descending;
OnSort();
GUIControl.FocusControl(GetID, (int)GUIControls.SORTBUTTON);
}
void SortChanged(object sender, SortEventArgs e)
{
// save the new state
mapSettings.SortAscending = e.Order != SortOrder.Descending;
// update the list
//UpdateList();
//UpdateButtonStates();
GUIControl.FocusControl(GetID, ((GUIControl)sender).GetID);
}
