private void SyncChildrenToRibbonTabs()
{
// Remove all child elements
Clear();
// Create a new lookup that reflects any changes in tabs
TabToView regenerate = new TabToView();
// Make sure we have a view element to match each tab
foreach (KryptonRibbonTab tab in Ribbon.RibbonTabs)
{
ViewLayoutRibbonScrollPort view = null;
// Get the currently cached view for the tab
if (_tabToView.ContainsKey(tab))
{
view = _tabToView[tab];
}
// If a new tab, create a view for it now
if (view == null)
{
ViewLayoutRibbonGroups groups = new ViewLayoutRibbonGroups(Ribbon, tab, NeedPaintDelegate);
view = new ViewLayoutRibbonScrollPort(Ribbon, Orientation.Horizontal, groups, false, SCROLL_SPEED, NeedPaintDelegate)
{
TransparentBackground = true
};
groups.NeedPaintDelegate = view.ViewControlPaintDelegate;
}
// Make sure only the selected tab is visible
view.Visible = (Ribbon.SelectedTab == tab);
// Add to the lookup for future reference
regenerate.Add(tab, view);
// Remove no longer needed reference
_tabToView.Remove(tab);
}
// Switch to using the lookup with only the current options inside
TabToView redundant = _tabToView;
_tabToView = regenerate;
// Add the view elements in same order as the tab definitions
foreach (KryptonRibbonTab tab in Ribbon.RibbonTabs)
{
Add(_tabToView[tab]);
}
// Dispose of all the no longer needed child tabs
foreach (ViewBase oldChild in redundant.Values)
{
oldChild.Dispose();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets the view element group that the provided point is inside.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="pt">Mouse point.</param>
/// <returns>Reference if inside a group; otherwise null.</returns>
public ViewDrawRibbonGroup ViewGroupFromPoint(Point pt)
{
// There can only be groups showing for the currently selected tab
if (Ribbon.SelectedTab != null && (_tabToView.ContainsKey(Ribbon.SelectedTab)))
{
// Get the scroll port for this tab
ViewLayoutRibbonScrollPort viewScrollPort = _tabToView[Ribbon.SelectedTab];
// The first child of the scroll port is always the view control
ViewLayoutControl viewControl = viewScrollPort[0] as ViewLayoutControl;
// The first child of the view control is always the ribbon groups
ViewLayoutRibbonGroups viewGroups = viewControl.ChildView as ViewLayoutRibbonGroups;
// Ask the view groups to find a matching group
return(viewGroups.ViewGroupFromPoint(pt));
}
return(null);
}
private void CreateViewElements(PaletteRedirect redirect)
{
// Layout for individual tabs inside the header
LayoutTabs = new ViewLayoutRibbonTabs(_ribbon, NeedPaintDelegate);
// Put inside a viewport so scrollers are used when tabs cannot be shrunk to fill space
_tabsViewport = new ViewLayoutRibbonScrollPort(_ribbon, System.Windows.Forms.Orientation.Horizontal, LayoutTabs, true, SCROLL_SPEED, NeedPaintDelegate)
{
TransparentBackground = true
};
_tabsViewport.PaintBackground += OnTabsPaintBackground;
LayoutTabs.ParentControl = _tabsViewport.ViewLayoutControl.ChildControl;
LayoutTabs.NeedPaintDelegate = _tabsViewport.ViewControlPaintDelegate;
// We use a layout docker as a child to prevent buttons going to the left of the app button
ViewLayoutDocker tabsDocker = new ViewLayoutDocker
{
// Place the tabs viewport as the fill inside ourself, the button specs will be placed
// to the left and right of this fill element automatically by the button manager below
{ _tabsViewport, ViewDockStyle.Fill }
};
// We need to draw the bottom half of the application button or a full app tab
LayoutAppButton = new ViewLayoutRibbonAppButton(_ribbon, true);
LayoutAppTab = new ViewLayoutRibbonAppTab(_ribbon);
// Connect up the application button controller to the app button element
_appButtonController.Target3 = LayoutAppButton.AppButton;
_appButtonController.Click += OnAppButtonClicked;
_appButtonController.MouseReleased += OnAppButtonReleased;
LayoutAppButton.MouseController = _appButtonController;
LayoutAppButton.SourceController = _appButtonController;
LayoutAppButton.KeyController = _appButtonController;
_appTabController.Target1 = LayoutAppTab.AppTab;
_appTabController.Click += OnAppButtonClicked;
_appTabController.MouseReleased += OnAppButtonReleased;
LayoutAppTab.MouseController = _appTabController;
LayoutAppTab.SourceController = _appTabController;
LayoutAppTab.KeyController = _appTabController;
// When the app button is not visible we need separator instead before start of first tab
_layoutAppButtonSep = new ViewLayoutSeparator(5, 0)
{
Visible = false
};
// Used separators around the tabs and the edge elements
_rightSeparator = new ViewLayoutRibbonSeparator(FAR_TAB_GAP, true);
_leftSeparator = new ViewLayoutRibbonSeparator(BUTTON_TAB_GAP_2007, true);
// Place application button on left and tabs as the filler (with some separators for neatness)
Add(_rightSeparator, ViewDockStyle.Left);
Add(_leftSeparator, ViewDockStyle.Left);
Add(LayoutAppButton, ViewDockStyle.Left);
Add(_layoutAppButtonSep, ViewDockStyle.Left);
Add(LayoutAppTab, ViewDockStyle.Left);
Add(tabsDocker, ViewDockStyle.Fill);
// Create button specification collection manager
PaletteRedirect aeroOverrideText = new PaletteRedirectRibbonAeroOverride(_ribbon, redirect);
ButtonSpecManager = new ButtonSpecManagerLayoutRibbon(_ribbon, aeroOverrideText, _ribbon.ButtonSpecs, _buttonSpecsFixed,
new ViewLayoutDocker[] { tabsDocker },
new IPaletteMetric[] { _ribbon.StateCommon },
new PaletteMetricInt[] { PaletteMetricInt.HeaderButtonEdgeInsetPrimary },
new PaletteMetricPadding[] { PaletteMetricPadding.RibbonButtonPadding },
_ribbon.CreateToolStripRenderer,
NeedPaintDelegate);
// Create the manager for handling tooltips
ToolTipManager = new ToolTipManager();
ToolTipManager.ShowToolTip += OnShowToolTip;
ToolTipManager.CancelToolTip += OnCancelToolTip;
ButtonSpecManager.ToolTipManager = ToolTipManager;
}
