/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Perform whatever action is appropriate when the user clicks on a hot link
/// See the class comment on FwLinkArgs for details on how all the parts of (internal)
/// hyperlinking work.
/// </summary>
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public virtual void DoHotLinkAction(string strData, ISilDataAccess sda)
{
if (strData.Length > 0 && (int)strData[0] == (int)FwObjDataTypes.kodtExternalPathName)
{
string url = strData.Substring(1).Trim(); // may also be just a file name, launches default app.
// If the file path is saved as a non rooted path, then it is relative to the project's
// LinkedFilesRootDir. In this case get the full path.
// We also need to deal with url's like the following ( http:// silfw:// http:\ silfw:\ which are considered Not rooted).
// thus the check for FileUtils.IsFilePathValid(url)
// Added check IsFileUriOrPath since paths starting with silfw: are valid paths on Linux.
if (FileUtils.IsFileUriOrPath(url) && FileUtils.IsFilePathValid(url) && !Path.IsPathRooted(url))
{
string linkedFilesFolder = GetLinkedFilesRootDir(sda);
url = Path.Combine(linkedFilesFolder, url);
}
// See if we can handle it (via our own LinkListener) without starting a process.
var args = new LocalLinkArgs()
{
Link = url
};
if (Mediator != null)
{
Mediator.SendMessage("HandleLocalHotlink", args);
if (args.LinkHandledLocally)
{
return;
}
}
// Review JohnT: do we need to do some validation here?
// C++ version uses URLIs, and takes another approach to launching files if not.
// But no such function in .NET that I can find.
try
{
using (Process.Start(url))
{
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
MessageBox.Show(null,
String.Format(Properties.Resources.ksMissingLinkTarget, url, e.Message),
Properties.Resources.ksCannotFollowLink);
}
}
}
private void JumpToFlexObject(object sender, FLExJumpEventArgs e)
{
// TODO: Test to see if one conflict tool can do both FLEx and LIFT conflicts.
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(e.JumpUrl))
{
var args = new LocalLinkArgs { Link = e.JumpUrl };
if (_mediator != null)
_mediator.SendMessage("HandleLocalHotlink", args);
}
}
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Perform whatever action is appropriate when the user clicks on a hot link
/// See the class comment on FwLinkArgs for details on how all the parts of (internal)
/// hyperlinking work.
/// </summary>
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public virtual void DoHotLinkAction(string strData, ISilDataAccess sda)
{
if (strData.Length > 0 && (int)strData[0] == (int)FwObjDataTypes.kodtExternalPathName)
{
string url = strData.Substring(1).Trim(); // may also be just a file name, launches default app.
// If the file path is saved as a non rooted path, then it is relative to the project's
// LinkedFilesRootDir. In this case get the full path.
// We also need to deal with url's like the following ( http:// silfw:// http:\ silfw:\ which are considered Not rooted).
// thus the check for FileUtils.IsFilePathValid(url)
// Added check IsFileUriOrPath since paths starting with silfw: are valid paths on Linux.
if (FileUtils.IsFileUriOrPath(url) && FileUtils.IsFilePathValid(url) && !Path.IsPathRooted(url))
{
string linkedFilesFolder = GetLinkedFilesRootDir(sda);
url = Path.Combine(linkedFilesFolder, url);
}
// See if we can handle it (via our own LinkListener) without starting a process.
var args = new LocalLinkArgs() {Link = url};
if (Mediator != null)
{
Mediator.SendMessage("HandleLocalHotlink", args);
if (args.LinkHandledLocally)
return;
}
// Review JohnT: do we need to do some validation here?
// C++ version uses URLIs, and takes another approach to launching files if not.
// But no such function in .NET that I can find.
try
{
using (Process.Start(url))
{
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
MessageBox.Show(null,
String.Format(Properties.Resources.ksMissingLinkTarget, url, e.Message),
Properties.Resources.ksCannotFollowLink);
}
}
}