public static void Main(string[] rgArgs)
{
Application.EnableVisualStyles();
Application.SetCompatibleTextRenderingDefault(false);
ErrorReport.AddProperty("EmailAddress", "*****@*****.**");
ErrorReport.AddStandardProperties();
ExceptionHandler.Init();
s_loadingWnd = new SmallFadingWnd(Properties.Resources.kstidLoadingProgramMsg);
PortableSettingsProvider.SettingsFileFolder = App.ProjectFolder;
PortableSettingsProvider.SettingsFileName = "PCIEditor.settings";
string inventoryFilePath =
FileLocator.GetDirectoryDistributedWithApplication(App.ConfigFolderName);
// This is the poor man's way of determining whether or not the user has
// write access to the folder in which the phonetic inventory
// is stored. I'm sure there is a great class in .Net to use for such a
// thing, but I couldn't find it in the little bit of digging I did. Sigh!
string tmpFile = Path.Combine(inventoryFilePath, "!~tmpaccesstest~!");
try
{
File.WriteAllText(tmpFile, string.Empty);
}
catch
{
string msg = string.Format(Properties.Resources.kstidWriteAccessErrorMsg, inventoryFilePath);
Utils.MsgBox(msg);
return;
}
File.Delete(tmpFile);
string inventoryPath = null;
try
{
// Make sure the phonetic inventory file exists.
inventoryPath = FileLocator.GetFileDistributedWithApplication(App.ConfigFolderName,
App.kDefaultInventoryFileName);
}
catch
{
string filePath = Utils.PrepFilePathForMsgBox(inventoryPath);
string msg = string.Format(Properties.Resources.kstidInventoryFileMissing, filePath);
Utils.MsgBox(msg);
return;
}
var editor = new PCIEditor();
editor.OpenFile(inventoryPath);
Application.Run(editor);
}
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
protected override void HandleHelpClick(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
PCIEditor.ShowHelpTopic(@"Phonetic_Character_Inventory_Editor/Phonetic_Character_Properties.htm");
}
