private void AddSplitButtonItem(object sender, EventArgs ea)
{
IDesignerHost host = (IDesignerHost)GetService(typeof(IDesignerHost));
if (host != null)
{
SplitButtonItem baseItem = host.CreateComponent(typeof(SplitButtonItem)) as SplitButtonItem;
baseItem.Name = baseItem.Site.Name;
baseItem.Text = baseItem.Name;
baseItem.eArrowDock = ArrowDock.eRight;
baseItem.ShowNomalState = false;
baseItem.Size = new Size(23, 23);
this.m_ButtonGroupItem.BaseItems.Add(baseItem);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Add a new labeled column and assign the property to obtain its value from
/// </summary>
/// <param name="gridView">the GridView to add the column to</param>
/// <param name="header">the title label of the column</param>
/// <param name="propName">the property to use to obtain the value for the column</param>
/// <param name="defaultSortDirection">report sorted by this column by default (ascending/descending).
/// Use null if not initially sorted by this column.
/// </param>
private void AddColumnToGridView(GridView gridView, string header, string propName, ListSortDirection?defaultSortDirection)
{
var gridViewColumnHeader = new GridViewColumnHeader();
var splitButton = new SplitButton();
splitButton.Content = header;
splitButton.Click += sortDefault;
splitButton.Background = gridViewColumnHeader.Background;
splitButton.BorderBrush = gridViewColumnHeader.Background; //-V3127
splitButton.BorderThickness = (Thickness) new ThicknessConverter().ConvertFromInvariantString("0");
var m = new SplitButtonItem();
m.Content = "Sort A to Z";
m.Click += sortA2Z;
splitButton.Items.Add(m);
m = new SplitButtonItem();
m.Content = "Sort Z to A";
m.Click += sortZ2A;
splitButton.Items.Add(m);
m = new SplitButtonItem();
m.Content = "Filter:";
m.Click += lvColumnHeader_Click;
splitButton.Items.Add(m);
splitButton.Margin = (Thickness) new ThicknessConverter().ConvertFromString("0,0,20,0");
gridViewColumnHeader.Content = splitButton; // margin added to make room for up/down sort marker
gridViewColumnHeader.Tag = propName; // all columns are sortable, so store which field to use when sorting
gridViewColumnHeader.Click += lvColumnHeader_Click;
var gridViewColumn = new GridViewColumn();
gridViewColumn.Header = gridViewColumnHeader;
gridViewColumn.DisplayMemberBinding = new Binding(propName);
gridView.Columns.Add(gridViewColumn);
// is report sorted by this column by default?
//if (defaultSortDirection != null) sortByColumn(gridViewColumnHeader, defaultSortDirection);
}
/// <summary>
/// Populates the split search splitbutton with the buttons needed.
/// Can't be done easily in XAML, so has to be run in code-behind at startup.
/// </summary>
private void PopulateSplitSearch()
{
// Create buttons
SplitButtonItem btnMovie = new SplitButtonItem { Text = "Movies" };
SplitButtonItem btnTv = new SplitButtonItem { Text = "Series" };
SplitButtonItem btnBook = new SplitButtonItem { Text = "Books" };
// Create List of the buttons
List <SplitButtonItem> buttonList = new List <SplitButtonItem> { btnMovie, btnTv, btnBook };
// Tell Search SplitButton to use it
SplitButtonSearch.ItemsSource = buttonList;
}
public SplitButtonItemAutomationPeer(SplitButtonItem item) : base(item)
{
}
