public void GetIsBlockScripture_ScriptureBlock_ReturnsTrue()
{
m_model.Mode = BlocksToDisplay.AllScripture;
FindRefInMark(1, 12);
Assert.IsTrue(m_model.GetIsBlockScripture(m_model.CurrentBlock));
Assert.IsTrue(m_model.GetIsBlockScripture(m_model.CurrentBlockIndexInBook));
}
protected override void OnSelectionChanged(EventArgs e)
{
if (m_updatingContext)
{
return;
}
if (SelectedRows.Count > 0 && m_viewModel.GetIsBlockScripture(SelectedRows[0].Index))
{
m_viewModel.CurrentBlockIndexInBook = SelectedRows[0].Index;
}
base.OnSelectionChanged(e);
}
protected override void OnSelectionChanged(EventArgs e)
{
if (m_updatingContext)
{
return;
}
// NOTE: The use of m_betweenMouseDownAndMouseUp is needed because it is commonly the case that clicking (MouseDown) a
// row to select it will cause that row (and maybe other adjected rows) to be selected and the scrolling will adjust to
// position them at the top of the view (for better "rainbow" alignment). Since the scrolling happens while the mouse is
// still down, the normal behavior of the data grid view, which is in multiple-row select mode, is to think it needs to
// adjust anew the selected row(s). But this causes subsequent row(s) to get selected instead, and that is bad.
if (SelectedRows.Count > 0 && m_viewModel.GetIsBlockScripture(SelectedRows[0].Index) && !m_betweenMouseDownAndMouseUp)
{
m_viewModel.CurrentBlockIndexInBook = SelectedRows[0].Index;
}
base.OnSelectionChanged(e);
}