private void FindSkinParts()
{
if (null == _thisType)
{
_thisType = GetType();
}
var parts = SkinParts.Keys;
foreach (var id in parts)
{
object part = null;
/**
* 1. If this is a mapper skin,
* */
if (_isMapperSkin)
{
part = Skin.GetChildComponent(id);
//if (null != part)
// Debug.Log("Found mapper skin part: " + part);
//else
// Debug.Log(Skin + " -> Couldn't find mapper skin part: " + id);
}
else
{
if (CoreReflector.HasMember(Skin, id))
{
try
{
part = CoreReflector.GetValue(Skin, id);
}
catch (InvalidCastException /* ex*/)
{
Debug.LogError(string.Format("Cannot cast the skin part to InteractiveComponent. Skin: {0}; Part: {1}", Skin, id));
}
}
//else
// Debug.LogWarning("Couldn't find member: " + id);
}
if (SkinParts[id]) // == true (required part)
{
if (null == part)
{
throw new Exception("Required skin part not found: " + id);
}
}
if (null != part)
{
/**
* Note: we've been having a hard-core bug here (20131216)!
* The system FREEZED when using Panel with children in designer
* For instance, a panel had a single button child as a content child (not tool or control bar child)
* This is also the source of bug whereever we add a child prior to adding itself to the display list (both designer and code)
* I think it might be related to styles and StyleProtoChain process (?)
* This shoould - of course - be fixed
* The problem with designer was in ComponentAdapter ("Produce" method):
* _component.AddEventListener(FrameworkEvent.PREINITIALIZE, InitializeHandler)
* During the PREINITILIZE, child components have not yet been created - so the skin wasn't created
* When I changed it to INITILIZE, it started to work properly:
* _component.AddEventListener(FrameworkEvent.INITIALIZE, InitializeHandler) *
* */
/*if (id == "ContentGroup")
* Debug.LogWarning("ContentGroup: " + part);*/
//CoreReflector.SetValue(this, id, part);
MemberWrapper wrapper = new MemberWrapper(GetType(), id);
wrapper.SetValue(this, part);
// If the assigned part has already been instantiated, call partAdded() here,
// but only for static parts.
try
{
/* Note: this fails, because the wrapper wraps around the Skin's property, not the Panel's */
//var p = CoreReflector.GetValue(this, id);
wrapper = new MemberWrapper(GetType(), id);
var p = wrapper.GetValue(this);
// TODO: we should get the value silently here, because not to disturb the DoubleGroup.Modified flag
//Debug.Log("Just added: " + p);
// If the assigned part has already been instantiated, call partAdded() here,
// but only for static parts.
if (null != p && !(p is IFactory))
{
PartAdded(id, p);
}
}
catch (ArgumentException ex)
{
throw ex;
}
}
}
}