private void treeView_AfterLabelEdit(object sender, VirtualNodeLabelEditEventArgs e)
{
VirtualTreeNode node = e.Node;
treeView.LabelEdit = false;
Folder folder = e.Node.Tag as Folder;
GroupingTag groupingTag = e.Node.Tag as GroupingTag;
Command command = null;
object newTag = null;
EventHandler <RenameCompletedEventArgs> completed = delegate(object s, RenameCompletedEventArgs ee)
{
Program.Invoke(this, delegate
{
ResumeRefreshTreeView();
if (ee.Success)
{
// the new tag is updated on the node here. This ensures that the node stays selected
// when the treeview is refreshed. If you don't set the tag like this, the treeview refresh code notices
// that the tags are different and selects the parent node instead of this node.
// if the command fails for some reason, the refresh code will correctly revert the tag back to the original.
node.Tag = newTag;
RefreshTreeView();
// since the selected node doesn't actually change, then a selectionsChanged message doesn't get fired
// and the selection doesn't get updated to be the new tag/folder. Do it manually here instead.
treeView_SelectionsChanged(treeView, EventArgs.Empty);
}
});
};
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.Label))
{
if (folder != null)
{
RenameFolderCommand cmd = new RenameFolderCommand(Program.MainWindow, folder, e.Label);
command = cmd;
cmd.Completed += completed;
newTag = new Folder(null, e.Label);
}
else if (groupingTag != null)
{
RenameTagCommand cmd = new RenameTagCommand(Program.MainWindow, groupingTag.Group.ToString(), e.Label);
command = cmd;
cmd.Completed += completed;
newTag = new GroupingTag(groupingTag.Grouping, groupingTag.Parent, e.Label);
}
}
if (command != null && command.CanExecute())
{
command.Execute();
}
else
{
ResumeRefreshTreeView();
e.CancelEdit = true;
}
}
private void treeView_AfterLabelEdit(object sender, VirtualNodeLabelEditEventArgs e)
{
VirtualTreeNode node = e.Node;
treeView.LabelEdit = false;
Folder folder = e.Node.Tag as Folder;
GroupingTag groupingTag = e.Node.Tag as GroupingTag;
Command command = null;
object newTag = null;
EventHandler<RenameCompletedEventArgs> completed = delegate(object s, RenameCompletedEventArgs ee)
{
Program.Invoke(this, delegate
{
ResumeRefreshTreeView();
if (ee.Success)
{
// the new tag is updated on the node here. This ensures that the node stays selected
// when the treeview is refreshed. If you don't set the tag like this, the treeview refresh code notices
// that the tags are different and selects the parent node instead of this node.
// if the command fails for some reason, the refresh code will correctly revert the tag back to the original.
node.Tag = newTag;
RefreshTreeView();
// since the selected node doesn't actually change, then a selectionsChanged message doesn't get fired
// and the selection doesn't get updated to be the new tag/folder. Do it manually here instead.
treeView_SelectionsChanged(treeView, EventArgs.Empty);
}
});
};
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.Label))
{
if (folder != null)
{
RenameFolderCommand cmd = new RenameFolderCommand(Program.MainWindow, folder, e.Label);
command = cmd;
cmd.Completed += completed;
newTag = new Folder(null, e.Label);
}
else if (groupingTag != null)
{
RenameTagCommand cmd = new RenameTagCommand(Program.MainWindow, groupingTag.Group.ToString(), e.Label);
command = cmd;
cmd.Completed += completed;
newTag = new GroupingTag(groupingTag.Grouping, groupingTag.Parent, e.Label);
}
}
if (command != null && command.CanExecute())
{
command.Execute();
}
else
{
ResumeRefreshTreeView();
e.CancelEdit = true;
}
}
