private void add_Message(toolMessage toolMessage)
{
if (popMessages.IsOpen == false)
{
popMessages.IsOpen = true;
}
stackMessages.Children.Add(toolMessage);
}
public void msgAnnulled(int NumberOfRecords)
{
toolMessage toolMessage = new toolMessage(toolMessage.msgType.msgAnnulled);
toolMessage.longMessage = NumberOfRecords + " number of records Anulled.";
toolMessage.btnClose_Click += toolMessage.closeMsgBox;
add_Message(toolMessage);
}
/// <summary>
/// Warning messages are used when you have a non-fatal message for the user.
/// Examples such as Validation, Out of Stock Messages, etc.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="msg">Warning Message</param>
/// <remarks>Further Action should not be taken, until Warning is resolved.</remarks>
public void msgWarning(string msg)
{
toolMessage toolMessage = new toolMessage(toolMessage.msgType.msgWarning);
if (msg != string.Empty)
{
toolMessage.longMessage = msg;
}
toolMessage.btnClose_Click += toolMessage.closeMsgBox;
add_Message(toolMessage);
}
/// <summary>
/// Error messages are used when you have a Fatal Error Message for the user.
/// Examples such as Conexion Timeout, .
/// </summary>
/// <param name="err">System Error Message</param>
/// <remarks>Further Action should not be taken, until Error is resolved.</remarks>
public void msgError(Exception err, string string_msg = default(string))
{
toolMessage popupMsg = new toolMessage(toolMessage.msgType.msgError);
//popupMsg._ex = err;
if (err != null)
{
popupMsg.longMessage = err.Message;
}
popupMsg.btnClose_Click += popupMsg.closeMsgBox;
add_Message(popupMsg);
}
private void remove_Message(toolMessage toolMessage)
{
stackMessages.Children.Remove(toolMessage);
}
/// <summary>
/// Question that needs User Input before code can continue.
/// Simple Yes / No Buttons will appear.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="question">Question to be Asked.</param>
/// <remarks>Questions should be writen in Simple Language. Use few words and clear meanings.</remarks>
public void msgQuestion(string question)
{
toolMessage popupMsg = new toolMessage(toolMessage.msgType.msgQuestion);
add_Message(popupMsg);
}
