private void Handler(IConflictItem changedItem, IConflictRow row)
{
if (changedItem is IToolConflictItem toolItem)
{
if (changedItem is ToolConflictItem.Empty)
{
return;
}
if (row.ContainsStart)
{
return;
}
ToolModelHandler(toolItem);
}
else if (changedItem is IConnectorConflictItem connectorItem && row is IConnectorConflictRow connectorRow)
{
ConnectorHandler(connectorItem, connectorRow);
}
/// <summary> /// Attempts to the resolve the <paramref name="conflictRow" /> that is in conflict using the different states of the /// same row. /// </summary> /// <param name="conflictRow">The conflict row.</param> /// <param name="conflictClass">The conflict class.</param> /// <param name="currentRow">The row in the current version that is being edited.</param> /// <param name="preReconcileRow">The row prior to reconciliation or edit (child) version (these are edits that you made).</param> /// <param name="reconcileRow">The row that the current version is reconciling against or target (parent) version.</param> /// <param name="commonAncestorRow"> /// The common ancestor row of this version and the reconcile version (as they are in the /// database; this is what the feature and attributes were before any edits were made). /// </param> /// <param name="childWins">if set to <c>true</c> indicating whether the child conflicts should over rule the targets.</param> /// <param name="columnLevel">if set to <c>true</c> indicating whether conflicts will be defined at the column level.</param> /// <returns> /// Returns a <see cref="ConflictResolution" /> enumeration representing the state of the resolution. /// </returns> /// <remarks> /// This method should be overridden by derived classes to provide /// specific implementation for filtering row conflicts. /// </remarks> public abstract ConflictResolution Resolve(IConflictRow conflictRow, IConflictClass conflictClass, IRow currentRow, IRow preReconcileRow, IRow reconcileRow, IRow commonAncestorRow, bool childWins, bool columnLevel);
