void DoChangePanel(object state)
{
// remember which tab we were on
int topTabIndex = this.advancedControlsTabControl.SelectedTabIndex;
// remove the advance control and replace it with new ones build for the selected printer
int advancedControlsWidgetIndex = Panel2.GetChildIndex(this.advancedControlsTabControl);
Panel2.RemoveChild(advancedControlsWidgetIndex);
this.advancedControlsTabControl = CreateNewAdvancedControlsTab(sliceSettingsUiState);
Panel2.AddChild(this.advancedControlsTabControl, advancedControlsWidgetIndex);
// set the selected tab back to the one it was before we replace the control
this.advancedControlsTabControl.SelectTab(topTabIndex);
// This is a hack to make the pannel remain on the screen. It would be great to debug it and understand
// why it does not work without this code in here.
RectangleDouble localBounds = this.LocalBounds;
this.LocalBounds = new RectangleDouble(0, 0, this.LocalBounds.Width - 1, 10);
this.LocalBounds = localBounds;
}
public PlotterContainer(string name)
: base(name, SplitOrientation.Vertical, -240f)
{
Plotter = new Graph2DPlotter("plotter");
Panel1.AddChild(Plotter);
GRD = new DataGridView("dgv");
GRD.RowHeaderWidth = 0;
GRD.AlternatingRowColor = Color.FromArgb(50, Theme.Colors.Cyan);
Panel2.AddChild(GRD);
Graphs = new GraphList();
GraphBase GB = new GraphBase(null, GRD);
Graphs.Add(GB);
GRD.SetDataProvider(GB);
GB.OnDataLoaded();
Plotter.Graphs = Graphs;
Plotter.Graph = GB;
GB.GraphColor = Theme.Colors.Orange;
}