public Form1()
{
BLIO.Log("Construct Form");
InitializeComponent();
instance = this;
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetData("DataDirectory", IOVariables.databaseFile);
BLIO.CreateSettings();
BLIO.CreateDatabaseIfNotExist();
//User controls that will be loaded into the "main" panel
ucReminders = new UCReminders();
ucImportExport = new UCImportExport();
ucSound = new UCSound();
ucOverlay = new UCSettings();
ucResizePopup = new UCResizePopup();
ucSupport = new UCSupport();
ucDebug = new UCDebugMode();
ucTimer = new UCTimer();
//Turn them invisible
ucImportExport.Visible = false;
ucSound.Visible = false;
ucOverlay.Visible = false;
ucResizePopup.Visible = false;
ucSupport.Visible = false;
ucDebug.Visible = false;
ucTimer.Visible = false;
//Add all of them(invisible) to the panel
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucImportExport);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucSound);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucOverlay);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucResizePopup);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucSupport);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucDebug);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucTimer);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucReminders);
ucReminders.Visible = true;
ucReminders.Initialize();
m_GlobalHook = Hook.GlobalEvents();
m_GlobalHook.KeyUp += GlobalKeyPress;
//Set the Renderer of the menustrip to our custom renderer, which sets the highlight and border collor to DimGray, which is the same
//As the menu's themselves, which means you will not see any highlighting color or border. This renderer also makes the text of the selected
//toolstrip items white.
RemindMeTrayIconMenuStrip.Renderer = new MyToolStripMenuRenderer();
UpdateInformation.Initialize();
formLoadAsync();
Thread.Sleep(2000);
RemindMeIcon.Visible = true;
BLIO.Log("Form constructed");
}
private void TimerPopup_KeyUp(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)
{
BLIO.Log("TimerPopup enter pressed");
timerMinutes = 0;
lblErrorText.Visible = false;
UCTimer ucTimer = Form1.Instance.ucTimer;
try
{
if (tbTime.Text.ToLower().Contains('h'))
{
BLIO.Log("timer popup contains 'h'. Checking what's before it");
//Text without the 'm'. We know the number after 'h' is in minutes, no need to keep it in the string
string tbText = tbTime.Text.Replace("m", "");
//Get the index number of the 'h' in the text
int index = tbTime.Text.ToLower().IndexOf('h');
//Now get all the text before it(should be a numer) and multiply by 60 because the user input hours
BLIO.Log("Parsing hours....");
timerMinutes += Convert.ToInt32(tbTime.Text.Substring(0, index)) * 60;
//Now get the number after the 'h' , which should be minutes, and add it to timerMinutes
//But, first check if there is actually something after the 'h'
if (tbText.Length > index + 1)//+1 because .Length starts from 1, index starts from 0
{
BLIO.Log("Parsing minutes....");
timerMinutes += Convert.ToInt32(tbText.Substring(index + 1, tbText.Length - (index + 1)));
}
}
else
{
timerMinutes = Convert.ToInt32(tbTime.Text);
}
if (timerMinutes <= 0 || timerMinutes >= 1440) //<= 0 OR >= 24 hours(1 day), return. If you want to set a quick timer for more than a day, maybe set a reminder instead..
{
lblErrorText.Visible = true;
lblErrorText.Text = "Invalid input time. (up to 24 hours)";
return;
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
lblErrorText.Visible = true;
lblErrorText.Text = "Invalid input";
return;
}
BLIO.Log("Success. (" + timerMinutes + "minutes ) Creating timespan.");
TimeSpan time = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(timerMinutes);
BLIO.Log("Setting values of (UCTimer) numericupdowns");
ucTimer.numSeconds.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Seconds / 60);
ucTimer.numMinutes.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Minutes % 60);
ucTimer.numHours.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Hours);
ucTimer.timerNote = tbNote.Text;
BLIO.Log("Values set");
ucTimer.AddTimer(timerMinutes * 60, tbNote.Text);
//ucTimer.ToggleTimer();
BLIO.Log("Timer started");
this.Dispose();
}
}
public Form1()
{
BLIO.Log("=== Initializing RemindMe Version " + IOVariables.RemindMeVersion + " ===");
LogWindowsInfo(); //Windows version info etc
LogCultureInfo(); //Datetime info in their country
Cleanup();
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.SetData("DataDirectory", IOVariables.databaseFile);
BLIO.CreateSettings();
BLIO.CreateDatabaseIfNotExist();
InitializeComponent();
//--
instance = this;
//User controls that will be loaded into the "main" panel
ucReminders = new UCReminders();
ucImportExport = new UCImportExport();
ucSound = new UCSound();
ucSettings = new UCSettings();
ucResizePopup = new UCResizePopup();
ucSupport = new UCSupport();
ucDebug = new UCDebugMode();
ucTimer = new UCTimer();
ucTheme = new UCTheme();
//Turn them invisible
ucImportExport.Visible = false;
ucSound.Visible = false;
ucSettings.Visible = false;
ucResizePopup.Visible = false;
ucSupport.Visible = false;
ucDebug.Visible = false;
ucTimer.Visible = false;
ucTheme.Visible = false;
//Add all of them(invisible) to the panel
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucImportExport);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucSound);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucSettings);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucResizePopup);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucSupport);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucDebug);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucTimer);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucTheme);
pnlMain.Controls.Add(ucReminders);
ucReminders.Visible = true;
ucReminders.Initialize();
m_GlobalHook = Hook.GlobalEvents();
m_GlobalHook.KeyDown += GlobalKeyPressDown;
m_GlobalHook.KeyUp += GlobalKeyPressUp;
//Set the Renderer of the menustrip to our custom renderer, which sets the highlight and border collor to DimGray, which is the same
//As the menu's themselves, which means you will not see any highlighting color or border. This renderer also makes the text of the selected
//toolstrip items white.
RemindMeTrayIconMenuStrip.Renderer = new MyToolStripMenuRenderer();
UpdateInformation.Initialize();
FormLoad();
SystemEvents.PowerModeChanged += OnPowerChange;
RemindMeIcon.Visible = true;
//Update LastOnline every 5 minutes
tmrPingActivity.Start();
tmrDumpLogTxtContents.Start();
tmrEnableDatabaseAccess.Start();
SetButtonSpacing();
BLIO.Log("=== Initializing RemindMe Complete ===");
}
private void TimerPopup_KeyUp(object sender, KeyEventArgs e)
{
if (e.KeyCode == Keys.Enter)
{
BLIO.Log("TimerPopup enter pressed");
timerMinutes = 0;
lblErrorText.Visible = false;
try
{
//the "m" part of the input is unnecesary. If the input is 2h15m,
//then 2h15 would produce the same output. 15m would also be the same as 15, since there is no 'h' present.
tbTime.Text = tbTime.Text.ToLower().Replace("m", "");
if (tbTime.Text.ToLower().Contains('h'))
{
BLIO.Log("timer popup contains 'h'. Checking what's before it");
//Get the index number of the 'h' in the text
int index = tbTime.Text.ToLower().IndexOf('h');
//Now get all the text before it(should be a numer) and multiply by 60 because the user input hours
BLIO.Log("Parsing hours....");
timerMinutes += Convert.ToInt32(tbTime.Text.Substring(0, index)) * 60;
//Now get the number after the 'h' , which should be minutes, and add it to timerMinutes
//But, first check if there is actually something after the 'h'
if (tbTime.Text.Length > index + 1)//+1 because .Length starts from 1, index starts from 0
{
BLIO.Log("Parsing minutes....");
timerMinutes += Convert.ToInt32(tbTime.Text.Substring(index + 1, tbTime.Text.Length - (index + 1)));
}
}
else
{
timerMinutes = Convert.ToInt32(tbTime.Text);
}
if (timerMinutes <= 0)
{
lblErrorText.Visible = true;
lblErrorText.Text = "Invalid input time";
return;
}
}
catch
{
lblErrorText.Visible = true;
lblErrorText.Text = "Invalid input";
return;
}
BLIO.Log("Success. (" + timerMinutes + "minutes ) Creating timespan.");
TimeSpan time = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(timerMinutes);
UCTimer ucTimer = Form1.Instance.ucTimer;
BLIO.Log("Setting values of (UCTimer) numericupdowns");
ucTimer.numSeconds.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Seconds / 60);
ucTimer.numMinutes.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Minutes % 60);
ucTimer.numHours.Value = Math.Ceiling((decimal)time.Hours);
ucTimer.timerNote = tbNote.Text;
BLIO.Log("Values set");
ucTimer.AddTimer(timerMinutes * 60, tbNote.Text);
//ucTimer.ToggleTimer();
BLIO.Log("Timer started");
this.Close();
}
}
