/// <summary>
/// Stores the <see cref="XliffElement"/> as a child of this <see cref="XliffElement"/>.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="child">The child to add.</param>
/// <returns>True if the child was stored, otherwise false.</returns>
protected override bool StoreChild(ElementInfo child)
{
bool result;
result = true;
if (child.Element is ContainerResource)
{
// DEV NOTE: Order of segments must be maintained during serialization and deserialization so make sure
// the order can be preserved. Using a type of list maintains order, but if you change this.Resources
// to another type (like dictionary), make sure you have a way to maintain order.
this.Resources.Add((ContainerResource)child.Element);
}
else if (child.Element is Glossary)
{
Utilities.ThrowIfPropertyNotNull(this, PropertyNames.Glossary, this.Glossary);
this.Glossary = (Glossary)child.Element;
}
else if (child.Element is OriginalData)
{
Utilities.ThrowIfPropertyNotNull(this, PropertyNames.OriginalData, this.OriginalData);
this.OriginalData = (OriginalData)child.Element;
}
else if (child.Element is TranslationMatches)
{
if (this.storedMatches)
{
Utilities.ThrowIfPropertyNotNull(this, "Matches", this.translationCandidates);
}
this.translationCandidates = (TranslationMatches)child.Element;
Utilities.SetParent(this.translationCandidates, this);
this.storedMatches = true;
}
else if (child.Element is ResourceData)
{
Utilities.ThrowIfPropertyNotNull(this, PropertyNames.ResourceData, this.ResourceData);
this.ResourceData = (ResourceData)child.Element;
}
else
{
result = base.StoreChild(child);
}
return result;
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="Unit"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="id">The Id of the unit.</param>
/// <param name="internalCtor">True if this internal constructor was called that is used for deserialization,
/// false if the public one was called.
/// </param>
private Unit(string id, bool internalCtor)
: base(id, internalCtor)
{
this.RegisterElementInformation(ElementInformationFromReflection.Create(this));
this.translationCandidates = new TranslationMatches();
Utilities.SetParent(this.translationCandidates, this);
// DEV NOTE: Order of segments must be maintained during serialization and deserialization so make sure
// the order can be preserved. Using a type of list maintains order, but if you change this.Resources
// to another type (like dictionary), make sure you have a way to maintain order.
this.Resources = new ParentAttachedList<ContainerResource>(this);
// The default .ctor is called during deserialization and that is the only case where matches can be overridden.
this.storedMatches = !internalCtor;
}
