protected void CheckForLimitation(TreeNode node, ref string strXPath, XPathNavigator navigator,
XmlNamespaceManager manager)
{
// make sure it has something in common with the path we're going to work on (otherwise
// such a filter makes no sense)
string strLimitXPath = GetXPath(node);
int nIndexOfLastSlash = IndexOfFirstDifference(strXPath, strLimitXPath);
// under certain conditions, we want to skip to the last element:
// 1) if the given strXPath contains a constraint already (we want that included; not consider a diff
// 2) if the two XPath expressions are identical (in which case, the user is filtering on the item they
// want...)
if ((strXPath.Length > nIndexOfLastSlash) && (strXPath[nIndexOfLastSlash] != '[') ||
(strXPath == strLimitXPath))
{
nIndexOfLastSlash = strLimitXPath.LastIndexOf('/', nIndexOfLastSlash - 1);
}
if (nIndexOfLastSlash > 0)
{
XPathNodeIterator xpIterator = null;
if (manager != null)
{
xpIterator = navigator.Select(strLimitXPath, manager);
}
else
{
xpIterator = navigator.Select(strLimitXPath);
}
// ask the user what they want to do
string strXPathRoot = strLimitXPath.Substring(0, nIndexOfLastSlash);
string strName = (strLimitXPath.Length > nIndexOfLastSlash) ? strLimitXPath.Substring(nIndexOfLastSlash + 1)
: null;
CreateLimitationForm dlg = new CreateLimitationForm(strXPathRoot, strName, xpIterator,
IsAttribute(node), Properties.Settings.Default.RecentFilters);
DialogResult res = dlg.ShowDialog();
if (res == DialogResult.OK)
{
string strFilter = dlg.FilterXPath;
string strLastConstraint = strFilter + strXPath.Substring(nIndexOfLastSlash);
Program.AddRecentXPathExpression(strLastConstraint);
strXPath = strLastConstraint;
}
else if (res == DialogResult.Cancel)
{
throw new ApplicationException(cstrCaption);
}
}
}
protected void CheckForLimitation(TreeNode node, ref string strXPath, XPathNavigator navigator,
XmlNamespaceManager manager)
{
// make sure it has something in common with the path we're going to work on (otherwise
// such a filter makes no sense)
string strLimitXPath = GetXPath(node);
int nIndexOfLastSlash = IndexOfFirstDifference(strXPath, strLimitXPath);
// under certain conditions, we want to skip to the last element:
// 1) if the given strXPath contains a constraint already (we want that included; not consider a diff
// 2) if the two XPath expressions are identical (in which case, the user is filtering on the item they
// want...)
if ((strXPath.Length > nIndexOfLastSlash) && (strXPath[nIndexOfLastSlash] != '[')
|| (strXPath == strLimitXPath))
nIndexOfLastSlash = strLimitXPath.LastIndexOf('/', nIndexOfLastSlash - 1);
if (nIndexOfLastSlash > 0)
{
XPathNodeIterator xpIterator = null;
if (manager != null)
xpIterator = navigator.Select(strLimitXPath, manager);
else
xpIterator = navigator.Select(strLimitXPath);
// ask the user what they want to do
string strXPathRoot = strLimitXPath.Substring(0, nIndexOfLastSlash);
string strName = (strLimitXPath.Length > nIndexOfLastSlash) ? strLimitXPath.Substring(nIndexOfLastSlash + 1)
: null;
CreateLimitationForm dlg = new CreateLimitationForm(strXPathRoot, strName, xpIterator,
IsAttribute(node), Properties.Settings.Default.RecentFilters);
DialogResult res = dlg.ShowDialog();
if (res == DialogResult.OK)
{
string strFilter = dlg.FilterXPath;
string strLastConstraint = strFilter + strXPath.Substring(nIndexOfLastSlash);
Program.AddRecentXPathExpression(strLastConstraint);
strXPath = strLastConstraint;
}
else if (res == DialogResult.Cancel)
throw new ApplicationException(cstrCaption);
}
}