protected override void OnDragEnter(DragEventArgs drgevent)
{
base.OnDragEnter(drgevent);
int hvoDstOwner; // dummies, we just want to set the Effect property of drgevent.
int flidDst;
int ihvoDstStart;
ObjectDragInfo odi = TestDropEffects(drgevent, out hvoDstOwner, out flidDst, out ihvoDstStart);
}
protected override void OnDragDrop(DragEventArgs drgevent)
{
base.OnDragDrop(drgevent);
int hvoDstOwner;
int flidDst;
int ihvoDstStart;
ObjectDragInfo odi = TestDropEffects(drgevent, out hvoDstOwner, out flidDst, out ihvoDstStart);
if (drgevent.Effect == DragDropEffects.None)
{
return;
}
// Todo JohnT: verify that m_slice is the last slice in the representation of flid.
Slice.ContainingDataTree.Cache.MoveOwningSequence(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, odi.IhvoSrcStart,
odi.IhvoSrcEnd, hvoDstOwner, flidDst, ihvoDstStart);
}
/// <summary>
/// Preliminary version of mouse down handles expansion and contraction.
/// Todo:
/// - Scroll appropriately to show as much as possible of what was expanded.
/// - drag and drop effects.
/// - double-click on label also toggles expansion.
/// </summary>
protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs meArgs)
{
//in light of what JT says below, we need to explicitly tell the slice that
//we were clicked on, because we cannot count on a normal Click event
//which we would normally just subscribe to, as we do with the slice editor controls.
Slice.OnTreeNodeClick(this, meArgs);
// The documentation says we should call the base class. Not doing so means that
// mouse down handlers can't be attached to this class by delegation.
// However, the base class implementation has a catastrophic side effect: it causes
// this control to be selected, in a sense that causes it to be scrolled into
// view every time a lazy slice is expanded into a real one. This is the first
// successful way I (JT) found to defeat this behavior, and I tried many.
//base.OnMouseDown(meArgs);
if (meArgs.Button.Equals(MouseButtons.Right) || (ShowingContextIcon && meArgs.X < 20))
{
//begin test (JDH)
Point p = new Point(meArgs.X, meArgs.Y);
if (Slice.HandleMouseDown(p))
{
return;
}
//end test
}
// Enhance JohnT: Could we find a better label that shows more clearly what is being moved?
int hvoSrcOwner;
int flidSrc;
int ihvoSrcStart;
if (!Slice.GetSeqContext(out hvoSrcOwner, out flidSrc, out ihvoSrcStart))
{
return; // If we can't identify an object to move, don't do a drag.
}
ObjectDragInfo objinfo = new ObjectDragInfo(hvoSrcOwner, flidSrc, ihvoSrcStart, ihvoSrcStart, Slice.Label);
DataObject dataobj = new DataObject(objinfo);
// Initiate a drag/drop operation. Currently we only support move.
// Enhance JohnT: Also support Copy.
DoDragDrop(dataobj, DragDropEffects.Move);
}
protected override void OnDragDrop(DragEventArgs drgevent)
{
base.OnDragDrop(drgevent);
int hvoDstOwner;
int flidDst;
int ihvoDstStart;
ObjectDragInfo odi = TestDropEffects(drgevent, out hvoDstOwner, out flidDst, out ihvoDstStart);
if (drgevent.Effect == DragDropEffects.None)
{
return;
}
// Todo JohnT: verify that m_slice is the last slice in the representation of flid.
FdoCache cache = Slice.ContainingDataTree.Cache;
UndoableUnitOfWorkHelper.Do("Undo Move Item", "Redo Move Item",
cache.ActionHandlerAccessor, () =>
{
cache.DomainDataByFlid.MoveOwnSeq(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, odi.IhvoSrcStart,
odi.IhvoSrcEnd, hvoDstOwner, flidDst, ihvoDstStart);
});
}
/// <summary>
/// Test whether we can drop the information indicated by the drgevent onto this.
/// Currently this is possible if
/// 1. The drag event's data is an ObjectDragInfo
/// 2. It is valid for those objects to be moved to a position just after the object of which
/// the destination slice is a part, in the lowest level sequence of which it is a part.
/// drgevent.Effect is set to Move or None to indicate the result. If successful, returns an ObjectDragInfo
/// and the place to put the new objects.
/// (Note: the ihvoDstStart returned is meaningless if the property is a collection.)
///
/// Move is valid under the following conditions:
/// 1. Must not violate signature. Signature is checked if destination property is different from source.
/// 2. Must not create circularity of ownership. This is checked if destination object is different from source.
/// 3. Must result in actual movement. This is checked if destination and source object and flid are the same.
/// This case always fails if the property is a collection, also if it is a sequence and nothing would change.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="drgevent">Passed so Effect can be set.</param>
/// <param name="hvoDstOwner">Object to move things to</param>
/// <param name="flidDst">Property to move to.</param>
/// <param name="ihvoDstStart">Place to put them (if sequence).</param>
/// <returns></returns>
private ObjectDragInfo TestDropEffects(DragEventArgs drgevent, out int hvoDstOwner, out int flidDst, out int ihvoDstStart)
{
ObjectDragInfo odi = (ObjectDragInfo)drgevent.Data.GetData(typeof(ObjectDragInfo));
drgevent.Effect = DragDropEffects.None; // default
hvoDstOwner = 0; // not used unless we get to GetSeqContext call, but compiler demands we set them.
flidDst = 0;
ihvoDstStart = 0;
if (odi != null)
{
// Enhance JohnT: options to allow dragging onto this object, putting the dragged object into
// one of its owning properties.
// Try to drag the object after 'this' in the relevant property.
if (Slice.GetSeqContext(out hvoDstOwner, out flidDst, out ihvoDstStart))
{
ihvoDstStart++; // Insert after the present object (if a sequence).
if (OkToMove(hvoDstOwner, flidDst, ihvoDstStart, odi))
{
drgevent.Effect = DragDropEffects.Move;
return(odi);
}
}
// See if the first child is a sequence we could insert at the start of.
XmlNode firstChild = Slice.ConfigurationNode.FirstChild;
if (firstChild != null && firstChild.Name == "seq")
{
hvoDstOwner = Slice.Object.Hvo;
flidDst = (int)Slice.ContainingDataTree.Cache.MetaDataCacheAccessor.GetFieldId2((uint)Slice.Object.ClassID, firstChild.Attributes["field"].Value, true);
ihvoDstStart = 0;
if (OkToMove(hvoDstOwner, flidDst, ihvoDstStart, odi))
{
drgevent.Effect = DragDropEffects.Move;
return(odi);
}
}
}
return(odi);
}
/// <summary>
/// Preliminary version of mouse down handles expansion and contraction.
/// Todo:
/// - Scroll appropriately to show as much as possible of what was expanded.
/// - drag and drop effects.
/// - double-click on label also toggles expansion.
/// </summary>
protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs meArgs)
{
//in light of what JT says below, we need to explicitly tell the slice that
//we were clicked on, because we cannot count on a normal Click event
//which we would normally just subscribe to, as we do with the slice editor controls.
Slice.OnTreeNodeClick(this, meArgs);
// The documentation says we should call the base class. Not doing so means that
// mouse down handlers can't be attached to this class by delegation.
// However, the base class implementation has a catastrophic side effect: it causes
// this control to be selected, in a sense that causes it to be scrolled into
// view every time a lazy slice is expanded into a real one. This is the first
// successful way I (JT) found to defeat this behavior, and I tried many.
//base.OnMouseDown(meArgs);
if (meArgs.Button.Equals(MouseButtons.Right) || (ShowingContextIcon && meArgs.X < 20))
{
//begin test (JDH)
Point p = new Point(meArgs.X,meArgs.Y);
if (Slice.HandleMouseDown(p))
{
return;
}
//end test
}
// Enhance JohnT: Could we find a better label that shows more clearly what is being moved?
int hvoSrcOwner;
int flidSrc;
int ihvoSrcStart;
if (!Slice.GetSeqContext(out hvoSrcOwner, out flidSrc, out ihvoSrcStart))
return; // If we can't identify an object to move, don't do a drag.
ObjectDragInfo objinfo = new ObjectDragInfo(hvoSrcOwner, flidSrc, ihvoSrcStart, ihvoSrcStart, Slice.Label);
DataObject dataobj = new DataObject(objinfo);
// Initiate a drag/drop operation. Currently we only support move.
// Enhance JohnT: Also support Copy.
DoDragDrop(dataobj, DragDropEffects.Move);
}
public bool OkToMove(int hvoDstOwner, int flidDst, int ihvoDstStart, ObjectDragInfo odi)
{
CheckDisposed();
FDO.FdoCache cache = Slice.ContainingDataTree.Cache;
ICmObjectRepository repo = cache.ServiceLocator.GetInstance<ICmObjectRepository>();
if (flidDst == odi.FlidSrc)
{
// Verify that it is not a no-operation.
if (hvoDstOwner == odi.HvoSrcOwner)
{
// Same property of same object. If it's a collection, disable.
CellarPropertyType fieldType = (CellarPropertyType)cache.DomainDataByFlid.MetaDataCache.GetFieldType((int)flidDst);
// We can't drag it to the position it's already at; that's no change. We also can't drag it
// to the position one greater: that amounts to trying to place it after itself, which (after
// removing it from before itself) amounts to a no-operation.
if (fieldType == CellarPropertyType.OwningSequence &&
ihvoDstStart != odi.IhvoSrcStart && ihvoDstStart != odi.IhvoSrcStart + 1)
{
// It's a sequence and the target and source positions are different, so we can do it.
return true;
}
}
else
{
// Different objects; need to verify no circular ownership involved.
for (int ihvo = odi.IhvoSrcStart; ihvo <= odi.IhvoSrcEnd; ihvo++)
{
int hvo = cache.DomainDataByFlid.get_VecItem(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, ihvo);
// See if hvoDstOwner is owned by hvo
ICmObject obj2 = repo.GetObject(hvoDstOwner);
// loop from hvo2 to root owner of hvo2. If hvo2 or any of its owners is hvo,
// we have a problem.
while (obj2 != null)
{
if (hvo == obj2.Hvo)
return false; // circular ownership, can't drop.
obj2 = obj2.Owner;
}
}
return true;
}
}
else
{
// Different property, check signature.
IFwMetaDataCache mdc = cache.DomainDataByFlid.MetaDataCache;
int luclid = mdc.GetDstClsId((int) flidDst);
for (int ihvo = odi.IhvoSrcStart; ihvo <= odi.IhvoSrcEnd; ihvo++)
{
int hvo = cache.DomainDataByFlid.get_VecItem(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, ihvo);
int cls = repo.GetObject(hvo).ClassID;
while (cls != 0 && cls != luclid)
{
cls = mdc.GetBaseClsId(cls);
}
if (cls == 0)
return false; // wrong signature, can't drop.
}
// All sigs OK, allow drop.
return true;
}
// If none of those cases is OK, can't do it.
return false;
}
/// <summary>
/// Preliminary version of mouse down handles expansion and contraction.
/// Todo:
/// - Scroll appropriately to show as much as possible of what was expanded.
/// - drag and drop effects.
/// - double-click on label also toggles expansion.
/// </summary>
protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs meArgs)
{
//in light of what JT says below, we need to explicitly tell the slice that
//we were clicked on, because we cannot count on a normal Click event
//which we would normally just subscribe to, as we do with the slice editor controls.
Slice.OnTreeNodeClick(this, meArgs);
// The documentation says we should call the base class. Not doing so means that
// mouse down handlers can't be attached to this class by delegation.
// However, the base class implementation has a catastrophic side effect: it causes
// this control to be selected, in a sense that causes it to be scrolled into
// view every time a lazy slice is expanded into a real one. This is the first
// successful way I (JT) found to defeat this behavior, and I tried many.
//base.OnMouseDown(meArgs);
if (meArgs.Button.Equals(MouseButtons.Right) || (ShowingContextIcon && meArgs.X < 20))
{
//begin test (JDH)
Point p = new Point(meArgs.X, meArgs.Y);
if (Slice.HandleMouseDown(p))
{
return;
}
//end test
// // Setup the context menu every time, because it contains information about
// // item positions that can be invalidated by inserting items, etc.
// SetupContextMenu();
// return;
}
int xp = meArgs.X;
// xpText is the left side of the tree label.
int xpText = kdxpLeftMargin + kdxpIndDist + Slice.Indent * kdxpIndDist;
// If we are over the +/- box...
// But, we never are in the current way all this works (see LT-2643, apparently some slices, such
// as the summary slice for a LexSense, think they are collapsed and can be expanded.
// if (xp < xpText && xp >= xpText - kdxpIndDist)
// {
// // Handle label expansion and contraction.
// if (Slice.Expansion != DataTree.TreeItemState.ktisFixed)
// {
// int iSlice = Slice.Parent.Controls.IndexOf(Slice);
// ToggleExpansionAndScroll(iSlice);
// }
// }
// else
// {
// Enhance JohnT: Could we find a better label that shows more clearly what is being moved?
int hvoSrcOwner;
int flidSrc;
int ihvoSrcStart;
if (!Slice.GetSeqContext(out hvoSrcOwner, out flidSrc, out ihvoSrcStart))
{
return; // If we can't identify an object to move, don't do a drag.
}
ObjectDragInfo objinfo = new ObjectDragInfo(hvoSrcOwner, flidSrc, ihvoSrcStart, ihvoSrcStart, Slice.Label);
DataObject dataobj = new DataObject(objinfo);
// Initiate a drag/drop operation. Currently we only support move.
// Enhance JohnT: Also support Copy.
DoDragDrop(dataobj, DragDropEffects.Move);
// }
}
/// <summary>
/// Return whether it is OK to move the objects indicated by odi to the specified destination.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="hvoDstOwner"></param>
/// <param name="flidDst"></param>
/// <param name="ihvoDstStart"></param>
/// <param name="odi"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public bool OkToMove(int hvoDstOwner, int flidDst, int ihvoDstStart, ObjectDragInfo odi)
{
CheckDisposed();
FDO.FdoCache cache = Slice.ContainingDataTree.Cache;
if (flidDst == odi.FlidSrc)
{
// Verify that it is not a no-operation.
if (hvoDstOwner == odi.HvoSrcOwner)
{
// Same property of same object. If it's a collection, disable.
FieldType fieldType = cache.GetFieldType(flidDst);
// We can't drag it to the position it's already at; that's no change. We also can't drag it
// to the position one greater: that amounts to trying to place it after itself, which (after
// removing it from before itself) amounts to a no-operation.
if (fieldType == FieldType.kcptOwningSequence &&
ihvoDstStart != odi.IhvoSrcStart && ihvoDstStart != odi.IhvoSrcStart + 1)
{
// It's a sequence and the target and source positions are different, so we can do it.
return(true);
}
}
else
{
// Different objects; need to verify no circular ownership involved.
for (int ihvo = odi.IhvoSrcStart; ihvo <= odi.IhvoSrcEnd; ihvo++)
{
int hvo = cache.GetVectorItem(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, ihvo);
// See if hvoDstOwner is owned by hvo
int hvo2 = hvoDstOwner;
// loop from hvo2 to root owner of hvo2. If hvo2 or any of its owners is hvo,
// we have a problem.
while (hvo2 != 0)
{
if (hvo == hvo2)
{
return(false); // circular ownership, can't drop.
}
hvo2 = cache.GetOwnerOfObject(hvo2);
}
}
return(true);
}
}
else
{
// Different property, check signature.
IFwMetaDataCache mdc = cache.MetaDataCacheAccessor;
uint luclid = mdc.GetDstClsId((uint)flidDst);
for (int ihvo = odi.IhvoSrcStart; ihvo <= odi.IhvoSrcEnd; ihvo++)
{
int hvo = cache.GetVectorItem(odi.HvoSrcOwner, odi.FlidSrc, ihvo);
uint cls = (uint)cache.GetClassOfObject(hvo);
while (cls != 0 && cls != luclid)
{
cls = mdc.GetBaseClsId(cls);
}
if (cls == 0)
{
return(false); // wrong signature, can't drop.
}
}
// All sigs OK, allow drop.
return(true);
}
// If none of those cases is OK, can't do it.
return(false);
}
/// <summary>
/// Preliminary version of mouse down handles expansion and contraction.
/// Todo:
/// - Scroll appropriately to show as much as possible of what was expanded.
/// - drag and drop effects.
/// - double-click on label also toggles expansion.
/// </summary>
protected override void OnMouseDown(MouseEventArgs meArgs)
{
//in light of what JT says below, we need to explicitly tell the slice that
//we were clicked on, because we cannot count on a normal Click event
//which we would normally just subscribe to, as we do with the slice editor controls.
Slice.OnTreeNodeClick(this, meArgs);
// The documentation says we should call the base class. Not doing so means that
// mouse down handlers can't be attached to this class by delegation.
// However, the base class implementation has a catastrophic side effect: it causes
// this control to be selected, in a sense that causes it to be scrolled into
// view every time a lazy slice is expanded into a real one. This is the first
// successful way I (JT) found to defeat this behavior, and I tried many.
//base.OnMouseDown(meArgs);
if (meArgs.Button.Equals(MouseButtons.Right) || (ShowingContextIcon && meArgs.X < 20))
{
//begin test (JDH)
Point p = new Point(meArgs.X,meArgs.Y);
if (Slice.HandleMouseDown(p))
{
return;
}
//end test
// // Setup the context menu every time, because it contains information about
// // item positions that can be invalidated by inserting items, etc.
// SetupContextMenu();
// return;
}
int xp = meArgs.X;
// xpText is the left side of the tree label.
int xpText = kdxpLeftMargin + kdxpIndDist + Slice.Indent * kdxpIndDist;
// If we are over the +/- box...
// But, we never are in the current way all this works (see LT-2643, apparently some slices, such
// as the summary slice for a LexSense, think they are collapsed and can be expanded.
// if (xp < xpText && xp >= xpText - kdxpIndDist)
// {
// // Handle label expansion and contraction.
// if (Slice.Expansion != DataTree.TreeItemState.ktisFixed)
// {
// int iSlice = Slice.Parent.Controls.IndexOf(Slice);
// ToggleExpansionAndScroll(iSlice);
// }
// }
// else
// {
// Enhance JohnT: Could we find a better label that shows more clearly what is being moved?
int hvoSrcOwner;
int flidSrc;
int ihvoSrcStart;
if (!Slice.GetSeqContext(out hvoSrcOwner, out flidSrc, out ihvoSrcStart))
return; // If we can't identify an object to move, don't do a drag.
ObjectDragInfo objinfo = new ObjectDragInfo(hvoSrcOwner, flidSrc, ihvoSrcStart, ihvoSrcStart, Slice.Label);
DataObject dataobj = new DataObject(objinfo);
// Initiate a drag/drop operation. Currently we only support move.
// Enhance JohnT: Also support Copy.
DoDragDrop(dataobj, DragDropEffects.Move);
// }
}
