/// <summary>
/// Called by the Remote Tools Framework at load-time for the plugin.
/// You need to define the node structure and create your data objects here.
/// </summary>
protected override void OnInit()
{
// build data objects.
ctrlPanelData = new ControlPanelData(this, guidTopLevelNode);
ctrlPanelData.DeviceLoggingChanged += new LoggingChangedEventHandler(controlPanelData_DeviceLoggingChanged);
ctrlPanelData.DesktopLoggingChanged += new LoggingChangedEventHandler(controlPanelData_DesktopLoggingChanged);
ctrlPanelData.CommLoggingChanged += new LoggingChangedEventHandler(controlPanelData_CommLoggingChanged);
AddData(ctrlPanelData);
// build view objects.
ctrlPanelView = new ControlPanelView(ctrlPanelData);
// If the plugin is running "standalone", that means that it does not need
// to share the TreeView control in the shell with anyone else. It would
// be redundant to add a top node to identify the plugin (the one with a
// hammer and wrench).
if (Standalone)
{
guidTopLevelNode = null;
}
else
{
// Otherwise... this plugin is sharing the TreeView with other plugins,
// and therefore should add a top level node to idenifty the plugin.
//
// This will add a top level node by setting the guid for the parent to null.
// There is no view panel associated with this node.
topNode = new PluginNode(Title, guidTopLevelNode, null, ctrlPanelData, ctrlPanelView, this, BuiltInIcon.Custom);
topNode.CustomIcon = Resources.bluetooth_regular;
AddNode(topNode);
}
// add "About" menu item.
CommandUICommand cmdAbout = new CommandUICommand(CommandUI.CommandRoot.HelpMenu, Resources.About);
cmdAbout.Clicked += new EventHandler(cmdAbout_Clicked);
CommandUI.PluginCommands.Add(cmdAbout);
OpenDevice();
}
/// <summary>
/// Construct a view. This object is created on the primary UI thread.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="data">Plugin data object</param>
public ControlPanelView(ControlPanelData data) : base(data)
{
InitializeComponent();
}