public IActionResult GetMessage([FromRoute] int groupId, [FromRoute] int messageId)
{
var userId = Request.GetUserId();
var message = _chatFacade.GetMessage(messageId, groupId, userId);
var response = new UserMessageResponse(message.Id, message.SentOn, message.MessageType, message.SenderId,
message.SenderName, message.Text);
return(Ok(response));
}
public bool CanClose()
{
var token = new CloseToken();
UserMessageResponse userResponse = UserMessageResponse.Yes;
_events.SendMessage <ICloseable>(x => x.AddCanCloseMessages(token));
if (token.Messages.Length > 0)
{
string userMessage = string.Join("\n", token.Messages);
userResponse = _messageBox.AskUser(CAN_CLOSE_TITLE, userMessage);
}
if (userResponse == UserMessageResponse.Yes)
{
_events.SendMessage <ICloseable>(x => x.PerformShutdown());
}
return(userResponse == UserMessageResponse.Yes);
}
public bool CanClose()
{
if (!_stateManager.IsDirty())
{
return(true);
}
string message =
"Select OK to save changes to {0}, No to discard changes or cancel to continue editing".ToFormat(
_test.Name);
UserMessageResponse dialogResult = _messageBox.AskUserCanCancel("Unsaved Changes", message);
bool result = false;
//Something better to do here than a switch statement I'm sure.
switch (dialogResult)
{
//User says to save changes (OK)
case UserMessageResponse.Yes:
var applied = _controller.SaveChanges();
if (!applied)
{
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
result = true;
break;
//User says cancel close changes (No)
case UserMessageResponse.Cancel:
break;
//User says discard changes (cancel)
default:
result = true;
break;
}
return(result);
}
public AllPossibleMessages(UserMessageResponse userMessage, GroupMessageResponse groupMessage)
{
UserMessage = userMessage;
GroupMessage = groupMessage;
}
