// <summary>
// Basic ctor
// </summary>
// <param name="property">Property to display</param>
// <param name="valueDialogTemplate">Template to use</param>
public PropertyValueDialogControl(PropertyEntry property, DataTemplate valueDialogTemplate)
{
Fx.Assert(property != null, "property parameter is null");
Fx.Assert(valueDialogTemplate != null, "valueDialogTemplate parameter is null");
ModelPropertyEntry modelPropertyValue = property as ModelPropertyEntry;
if (modelPropertyValue != null)
{
_rootTransaction = modelPropertyValue.FirstModelProperty.Value.BeginEdit();
}
InitializeComponent();
// Make sure we use PI-specific resources within this control
this.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(PropertyInspectorResources.GetResources());
// Hook into an opening of nested dialogs. PropertyInspector class takes care of this for us.
// However, we are using Blend's collection editor which doesn't do the same thing, so
// we need to reproduce that behavior manually.
PropertyValueDialogHost.AttachOpenDialogHandlers(this);
// Hook into the standard set of Commands
_defaultCommandHandler = new PropertyValueEditorCommandHandler(this);
_OKButton.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(OnOkButtonClicked);
_cancelButton.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(OnCancelButtonClicked);
_contentControl.Content = property.PropertyValue;
_contentControl.ContentTemplate = valueDialogTemplate;
//Handle the commit and cancel keys within the property inspector, that is hosted in the collection editor
ValueEditorUtils.SetHandlesCommitKeys(this, true);
}
// <summary>
// Basic ctor
// </summary>
// <param name="property">Property to display</param>
// <param name="valueDialogTemplate">Template to use</param>
public PropertyValueDialogControl(PropertyEntry property, DataTemplate valueDialogTemplate)
{
Fx.Assert(property != null, "property parameter is null");
Fx.Assert(valueDialogTemplate != null, "valueDialogTemplate parameter is null");
ModelPropertyEntry modelPropertyValue = property as ModelPropertyEntry;
if (modelPropertyValue != null)
{
_rootTransaction = modelPropertyValue.FirstModelProperty.Value.BeginEdit();
}
InitializeComponent();
// Make sure we use PI-specific resources within this control
this.Resources.MergedDictionaries.Add(PropertyInspectorResources.GetResources());
// Hook into an opening of nested dialogs. PropertyInspector class takes care of this for us.
// However, we are using Blend's collection editor which doesn't do the same thing, so
// we need to reproduce that behavior manually.
PropertyValueDialogHost.AttachOpenDialogHandlers(this);
// Hook into the standard set of Commands
_defaultCommandHandler = new PropertyValueEditorCommandHandler(this);
_OKButton.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(OnOkButtonClicked);
_cancelButton.Click += new RoutedEventHandler(OnCancelButtonClicked);
_contentControl.Content = property.PropertyValue;
_contentControl.ContentTemplate = valueDialogTemplate;
//Handle the commit and cancel keys within the property inspector, that is hosted in the collection editor
ValueEditorUtils.SetHandlesCommitKeys(this, true);
}
// IPropertyInspectorState
internal void Dispose()
{
_disposed = true;
DisassociateAllProperties();
UpdateSelectionPropertyChangedEventHooks(_displayedSelection, null);
_displayedSelection = null;
_defaultCommandHandler.Dispose();
_defaultCommandHandler = null;
}
private void HookIntoCommands()
{
// Use a helper classes to handle all the standard PI commands
_defaultCommandHandler = new PropertyValueEditorCommandHandler(this);
}
// IPropertyInspectorState
internal void Dispose()
{
_disposed = true;
DisassociateAllProperties();
UpdateSelectionPropertyChangedEventHooks(_displayedSelection, null);
_displayedSelection = null;
_defaultCommandHandler.Dispose();
_defaultCommandHandler = null;
}
private void HookIntoCommands()
{
// Use a helper classes to handle all the standard PI commands
_defaultCommandHandler = new PropertyValueEditorCommandHandler(this);
}
