void control_ElementsChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (_currentPatchingControl != null)
{
_currentPatchingControl.UpdateElementDetails(_currentElementControl.SelectedElements);
}
}
void control_ElementsChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (_currentPatchingControl != null)
{
_currentPatchingControl.UpdateElementDetails(_currentElementControl.SelectedElements);
}
// TODO: this is iffy, should really redo the events for this system
if (_currentControllersControl != null)
{
_currentControllersControl.UpdatePatching();
}
}
void control_ElementsChanged(object sender, ElementsChangedEventArgs e)
{
if (_currentPatchingControl != null)
{
_currentPatchingControl.UpdateElementDetails(_currentElementControl.SelectedElements);
}
if (e.Action == ElementsChangedEventArgs.ElementsChangedAction.Remove ||
e.Action == ElementsChangedEventArgs.ElementsChangedAction.Edit)
{
// TODO: this is iffy, should really redo the events for this system
// TODO: The above should help a little with the iffiness of this, but I still question the brute force nature of this
_currentControllersControl?.UpdatePatching();
}
}