/// <summary>
/// Clean up the resources used by the form.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="disposing">True to release both managed and unmanaged resources; false to release only unmanaged resources.</param>
protected override void Cleanup(bool disposing)
{
try
{
if (disposing)
{
// Cleanup managed objects by calling their Dispose() methods.
if (components != null)
{
components.Dispose();
}
if (m_IDataUpdate != null)
{
// De-register the event handler for the data update event.
m_IDataUpdate.DataUpdate -= new EventHandler(DataUpdate);
}
}
// Whether called by consumer code or the garbage collector free all unmanaged resources and set the value of managed data members to null.
m_WatchVariable = null;
m_ICheckBoxUInt32 = null;
#region --- Windows Form Designer Variables ---
// Detach the event handler delegates.
// Set the Windows Form Designer Variables to null.
#endregion --- Windows Form Designer Variables ---
}
catch (Exception)
{
// Don't do anything, just ensure that an exception isn't thrown.
}
finally
{
base.Cleanup(disposing);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Clean up the resources used by the form.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="disposing">True to release both managed and unmanaged resources; false to release only unmanaged resources.</param>
protected override void Cleanup(bool disposing)
{
try
{
if (disposing)
{
// Cleanup managed objects by calling their Dispose() methods.
if (components != null)
{
components.Dispose();
}
if (m_IDataUpdate != null)
{
// De-register the event handler for the data update event.
m_IDataUpdate.DataUpdate -= new EventHandler(DataUpdate);
}
}
// Whether called by consumer code or the garbage collector free all unmanaged resources and set the value of managed data members to null.
m_WatchVariable = null;
m_ICheckBoxUInt32 = null;
#region --- Windows Form Designer Variables ---
// Detach the event handler delegates.
// Set the Windows Form Designer Variables to null.
#endregion --- Windows Form Designer Variables ---
}
catch (Exception)
{
// Don't do anything, just ensure that an exception isn't thrown.
}
finally
{
base.Cleanup(disposing);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Initialize a new instance of the class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bitmaskControl">The <c>WatchControl</c> derived user control that called this form.</param>
public FormChangeBitmask(WatchBitmaskControl bitmaskControl)
{
InitializeComponent();
m_WatchControl = bitmaskControl;
// Use the communication interface associated with the client form.
m_ICommunicationInterface = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as ICommunicationInterface<ICommunicationWatch>;
Debug.Assert(m_ICommunicationInterface != null);
// Register the event handler for the data update event.
m_IDataUpdate = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as IDataUpdate;
if (m_IDataUpdate != null)
{
m_IDataUpdate.DataUpdate += new EventHandler(DataUpdate);
}
m_IPollTarget = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as IPollTarget;
Debug.Assert(m_IPollTarget != null);
m_OldIdentifier = (short)m_WatchControl.Identifier;
try
{
m_WatchVariable = Lookup.WatchVariableTableByOldIdentifier.Items[m_OldIdentifier];
if (m_WatchVariable == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException(Resources.MBTWatchVariableNotDefined);
}
}
catch(Exception)
{
throw new ArgumentException(Resources.MBTWatchVariableNotDefined);
}
Debug.Assert(m_WatchVariable.VariableType == VariableType.Bitmask, "FormChangeBitmask.Ctor() - [m_WatchVariable.VariableType == VariableType.Bitmask]");
Text = m_WatchVariable.Name;
#region - [Units] -
string units = m_WatchVariable.Units;
m_LabelCurrentValueUnits.Text = units;
m_LabelNewValueUnits.Text = units;
#endregion - [Units] -
#region - [NumericUpDown] -
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Hexadecimal = m_RadioButtonHex.Checked;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.DecimalPlaces = 0;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Increment = 1;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Maximum = (decimal)m_WatchVariable.MaxModifyValue;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Minimum = (decimal)m_WatchVariable.MinModifyValue;
// Initialize the NumericUpDown control Value property.
try
{
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Value = (decimal)m_WatchControl.Value;
}
catch (Exception)
{
// The specified initial value is outside of the limits, set to the minimum value.
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Value = m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Minimum;
}
#endregion - [NumericUpDown] -
#region - [ICheckBoxUInt32] -
m_ICheckBoxUInt32 = new CheckBoxUInt32();
CheckBox[] checkBoxes;
ConfigureCheckBoxes(out checkBoxes);
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.CheckBoxes = checkBoxes;
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.SetText(m_OldIdentifier);
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.SetChecked((uint)m_WatchControl.Value);
#endregion - [ICheckBoxUInt32] -
// Update the display by calling the DataUpdate event handler.
DataUpdate(this, new EventArgs());
// Now that the display has been initialized, disable the apply button. This will only be re-enabled when the user has specified a new watch value.
m_ButtonApply.Enabled = false;
}
/// <summary>
/// Initialize a new instance of the class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="bitmaskControl">The <c>WatchControl</c> derived user control that called this form.</param>
public FormChangeBitmask(WatchBitmaskControl bitmaskControl)
{
InitializeComponent();
m_WatchControl = bitmaskControl;
// Use the communication interface associated with the client form.
m_ICommunicationInterface = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as ICommunicationInterface <ICommunicationWatch>;
Debug.Assert(m_ICommunicationInterface != null);
// Register the event handler for the data update event.
m_IDataUpdate = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as IDataUpdate;
if (m_IDataUpdate != null)
{
m_IDataUpdate.DataUpdate += new EventHandler(DataUpdate);
}
m_IPollTarget = m_WatchControl.ClientForm as IPollTarget;
Debug.Assert(m_IPollTarget != null);
m_OldIdentifier = (short)m_WatchControl.Identifier;
try
{
m_WatchVariable = Lookup.WatchVariableTableByOldIdentifier.Items[m_OldIdentifier];
if (m_WatchVariable == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException(Resources.MBTWatchVariableNotDefined);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
throw new ArgumentException(Resources.MBTWatchVariableNotDefined);
}
Debug.Assert(m_WatchVariable.VariableType == VariableType.Bitmask, "FormChangeBitmask.Ctor() - [m_WatchVariable.VariableType == VariableType.Bitmask]");
Text = m_WatchVariable.Name;
#region - [Units] -
string units = m_WatchVariable.Units;
m_LabelCurrentValueUnits.Text = units;
m_LabelNewValueUnits.Text = units;
#endregion - [Units] -
#region - [NumericUpDown] -
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Hexadecimal = m_RadioButtonHex.Checked;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.DecimalPlaces = 0;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Increment = 1;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Maximum = (decimal)m_WatchVariable.MaxModifyValue;
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Minimum = (decimal)m_WatchVariable.MinModifyValue;
// Initialize the NumericUpDown control Value property.
try
{
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Value = (decimal)m_WatchControl.Value;
}
catch (Exception)
{
// The specified initial value is outside of the limits, set to the minimum value.
m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Value = m_NumericUpDownNewValue.Minimum;
}
#endregion - [NumericUpDown] -
#region - [ICheckBoxUInt32] -
m_ICheckBoxUInt32 = new CheckBoxUInt32();
CheckBox[] checkBoxes;
ConfigureCheckBoxes(out checkBoxes);
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.CheckBoxes = checkBoxes;
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.SetText(m_OldIdentifier);
m_ICheckBoxUInt32.SetChecked((uint)m_WatchControl.Value);
#endregion - [ICheckBoxUInt32] -
// Update the display by calling the DataUpdate event handler.
DataUpdate(this, new EventArgs());
// Now that the display has been initialized, disable the apply button. This will only be re-enabled when the user has specified a new watch value.
m_ButtonApply.Enabled = false;
}