protected ToolStripComboBox CreateComboBox(ChoiceGroup choice, bool wantsSeparatorBefore)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = choice.GetDisplayProperties();
string label = display.Text;
choice.PopulateNow();
if (label == null)
label = AdapterStrings.ErrorGeneratingLabel;
if (!display.Visible)
return null;
label = label.Replace("_", "&");
ToolStripComboBox combo = new ToolStripComboBox();
combo.Text = label;
//foreach(ChoiceBase s in choice)
//{
// item.Items.Add(s.Label);
//}
//item.Tag = choice;
choice.ReferenceWidget = combo;
combo.Tag = choice;
FillCombo(choice);
combo.SelectedIndexChanged += new EventHandler(OnSelectedIndexChanged);
combo.Enabled = display.Enabled;
combo.Visible = display.Visible;
return combo;
}
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Initializes a new instance of the <see cref="ControlGroup"/> class.
/// </summary>
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public ChoiceGroup(Mediator mediator, IUIAdapter adapter, XmlNode configurationNode, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, adapter, configurationNode)
{
m_parent = parent;
//allow for a command to be attached to a group (todo: should be for tree groups only)
//as it doesn't make sense for some menus or command bars to have an associated command.
//for now, leave it to the schema to prevent anything but the right element from having the command attribute.
if (XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(m_configurationNode,"command") != null)
{
m_treeGroupCommandChoice = new CommandChoice(mediator, configurationNode, adapter, this);
}
}
//public bool Radio { get; set; } // use radio button, not checkbox
#endregion
public UIItemDisplayProperties(ChoiceGroup group, string text, bool enabled, string imageLabel, bool defaultVisible)
{
m_group = group;
m_text = text;
m_enabled = enabled;
m_checked = false;
m_visible = defaultVisible;
//TODO: RickM See 'Note' for Visible and Enabled properties.
//I think to handle the defaultVisible XML attribute better we might want to change
//the preceeding statement to look like this
//m_visible = defaultVisible || m_enabled;
m_imageLabel = imageLabel;
}
/// <summary>
/// take the opportunity to read draw this band, so that these selected and enabled items are up to date.
/// </summary>
public void OnIdle()
{
OutlookBarBand band = this.m_bar.Bands[this.m_bar.GetCurrentBand()];
if (band == null)
{
return;
}
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)band.Tag;
CreateUIForChoiceGroup(group);
m_bar.Refresh();
}
/// <summary>
/// When something changes the property areaChoice (via something like a menubar),
/// this ensures that the matching button
/// is highlighted.
/// </summary>
public void OnPropertyChanged(string propertyName)
{
switch (propertyName)
{
//nb: this is a complete hack (and even this doesn't work right now)
//this adapter should not need to know about the specifics like that there is a
//property with his name.
//NB:this processing could be moved to be on idle eventrather than
//waiting for this property to change, but then it will
//waste this time even more often.
case "currentContentControl":
if (m_populatingList)
{
break;
}
//NB: this is a huge waste of effort, but believe it or not
//I cannot find out
// 1) which controls are currently visible, nor
// 2)which controls belong to the current button, nor
// 3) which list box belongs to the current control
// (having a very bad day here).
//Therefore I have to service all of them!!!
foreach (Control control in m_panelSubControls)
{
// if(control.Visible == false)
// break;
ChoiceGroup g = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
g.OnDisplay(this, null);
}
break;
case "areaChoice":
string areaName = m_mediator.PropertyTable.GetStringProperty("areaChoice", null);
// ((ChoiceGroup)this.NavPane.NavigationBar.Tag).OnDisplay(null, null);//!!!! test
//RefreshPanel(this.NavPane.SelectedPanel);
foreach (ButtonItem button in this.NavPane.Items)
{
if (button.Name == areaName)
{
button.Checked = true;
break;
}
}
break;
default: break;
}
}
protected CommandBarItem MakeMenu(CommandBar parent, ChoiceGroup group)
{
string label = group.Label.Replace("_", "&");
CommandBarMenu menu = parent.Items.AddMenu(label);
menu.Tag = group;
group.ReferenceWidget = menu;
menu.DropDown += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#if DEBUG
//needed for unit testing
//menu.Click += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#endif
return(menu);
}
protected virtual void OnComboClick(object something, System.EventArgs args)
{
ComboBoxItem combo = (ComboBoxItem)something;
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)combo.Tag;
ComboItem selectedItem = combo.SelectedItem as ComboItem;
if (selectedItem == null)
{
return;
}
ChoiceBase choice = selectedItem.Tag as ChoiceBase;
choice.OnClick(combo, null);
}
protected void CheckSubMenuCount(string menuId, string subMenuId, int expectedCount)
{
Application.DoEvents();
ChoiceGroup menuGroup = FindControlGroupById("menu", menuId);
MenuItem menu = (MenuItem)menuGroup.ReferenceWidget;
//this is needed to populate the menu
menu.PerformClick();
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)menuGroup.FindById(subMenuId);
MenuItem submenu = (MenuItem)group.ReferenceWidget;
//this is needed to populate the menu
submenu.PerformClick();
Assert.AreEqual(expectedCount, submenu.MenuItems.Count);
}
private void SetToolForCurrentArea(string tool)
{
foreach (Control control in m_panelSubControls)
{
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
foreach (ListPropertyChoice choice in group)
{
if (choice.Value == tool)
{
var item = choice.ReferenceWidget as Item;
var tab = m_sidepane.GetTabByName(group.ListId);
m_sidepane.SelectItem(tab, item.Name);
break;
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Create tabs on sidebar
/// </summary>
protected void LoadAreaButtons(ChoiceGroup group)
{
#if USE_DOTNETBAR
NavPane.SuspendLayout();
NavPane.Items.Clear();
#endif
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass tab in group)
{
//Debug.Assert(item is ChoiceBase, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
Debug.Assert(tab is ListPropertyChoice, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
MakeAreaButton((ListPropertyChoice)tab);
}
#if USE_DOTNETBAR
NavPane.ResumeLayout(true);
#endif
}
/// <summary>
/// Overrides method to add itmes to the selected main itme in the sidebar.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that defines this part of the sidebar.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (group.ReferenceWidget == this.NavPane.NavigationBar)
{
LoadAreaButtons(group);
}
else if (group.ReferenceWidget is ListView)
{
PopulateList(group);
}
if (m_firstLoad)
{
m_firstLoad = false;
DepersistLayout();
}
}
/// <summary>
/// When something changes the property areaChoice (via something like a menubar),
/// this ensures that the matching button
/// is highlighted.
/// </summary>
public void OnPropertyChanged(string propertyName)
{
switch (propertyName)
{
//nb: this is a complete hack (and even this doesn't work right now)
//this adapter should not need to know about the specifics like that there is a
//property with his name.
//NB:this processing could be moved to be on idle eventrather than
//waiting for this property to change, but then it will
//waste this time even more often.
case "currentContentControl":
string contentControl = m_mediator.PropertyTable.GetStringProperty("currentContentControl", null);
foreach (Control control in m_panelSubControls)
{
// if(control.Visible == false)
// break;
ChoiceGroup g = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
foreach (ListPropertyChoice c in g)
{
if (c.Value == contentControl)
{
(c.ReferenceWidget as ListViewItem).Selected = true;
return;
}
}
}
break;
case "areaChoice":
string areaName = m_mediator.PropertyTable.GetStringProperty("areaChoice", null);
// ((ChoiceGroup)this.NavPane.NavigationBar.Tag).OnDisplay(null, null);//!!!! test
//RefreshPanel(this.NavPane.SelectedPanel);
foreach (ButtonItem button in this.NavPane.Items)
{
if (button.Name == areaName)
{
button.Checked = true;
break;
}
}
break;
default: break;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Make sidebar tabs from group. Cache other information we receive to help
/// make items later.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that defines this part of the sidebar.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (group.ReferenceWidget == this.MyPanel) // Is this an "Areas" group?
{
LoadAreaButtons(group);
}
else
{
PopulateList(group);
}
if (m_firstLoad)
{
m_firstLoad = false;
DepersistLayout();
}
}
//this did not work out well because this event, though it is a result of clicking and
//area button, actually comes before the event that tells us the button was changed!
//therefore, stuff that would set up the list dynamically depending on the area will get it wrong.
//therefore, we stopped using this and moved to putting all of the handling into the
//OnClick event for the Area button.
private void OnPanelVisibleChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
NavigationPanePanel panel = (NavigationPanePanel)sender;
if (!panel.Visible)
{
return;
}
foreach (Control control in panel.Controls)
{
if (control.Tag == null)
{
continue;
}
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
group.OnDisplay(this, null);
}
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <remarks> the first time this is called, the group will be the
/// band. It will then be called recursively for each note that contains other nodes.</remarks>
/// <param name="tree"></param>
/// <param name="group"></param>
protected void FillTreeNodes(TreeNodeCollection nodes, ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (nodes.Count > 0) //hack...without this, we were losing expansion during OnIdle()
{
return;
}
nodes.Clear();
group.PopulateNow();
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
TreeNode node = MakeTreeNode(item);
nodes.Add(node);
if (item is ChoiceGroup)
{
FillTreeNodes(node.Nodes, (ChoiceGroup)item);
}
}
}
protected ToolStripComboBox CreateComboBox(ChoiceGroup choice, bool wantsSeparatorBefore)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = choice.GetDisplayProperties();
string label = display.Text;
choice.PopulateNow();
if (label == null)
{
label = AdapterStrings.ErrorGeneratingLabel;
}
if (!display.Visible)
{
return(null);
}
label = label.Replace("_", "&");
ToolStripComboBox combo = new ToolStripComboBox();
combo.AccessibilityObject.Name = choice.Id;
combo.Text = label;
//foreach(ChoiceBase s in choice)
//{
// item.Items.Add(s.Label);
//}
//item.Tag = choice;
choice.ReferenceWidget = combo;
combo.Tag = choice;
FillCombo(choice);
combo.SelectedIndexChanged += OnSelectedIndexChanged;
combo.Enabled = display.Enabled;
combo.Visible = display.Visible;
return(combo);
}
public void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
OutlookBarBand band = (OutlookBarBand)group.ReferenceWidget;
if (band.ChildControl != null)
{
FillTreeNodes(((TreeView)(band.ChildControl)).Nodes, group);
}
else
{
band.Items.Clear();
//doesn't make a difference: band.Click += new System. EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
Debug.Assert(item is ChoiceBase, "only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.else, we should have a tree.");
MakeButton(band, (ChoiceBase)item);
}
}
}
protected MenuItem MakeMenu (Menu parent, ChoiceGroup group)
{
string label = group.Label.Replace("_", "&");
MenuItem menu = new MenuItem(label);
group.ReferenceWidget = menu;
//although we put off populating the menu until it is actually displayed,
//we have to put a dummy menu item in there in order to get the system to fire the right event.
menu.MenuItems.Add(new MenuItem("dummy"));
parent.MenuItems.Add(menu);
//needed for mousing around
menu.Popup += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#if DEBUG
//needed for unit testing
menu.Click += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#endif
return menu;
}
/// <summary>
/// do a limited update of the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>when the user's cursor is hovering over a button and we do a redraw,
/// this method is called. This allows us to update the enabled state of the button
/// without getting flashing tool tips,
/// which is what we get if we were to clear the toolbar and rebuild the buttons,
/// as is normally done at idle time.
/// </remarks>
/// <summary>
/// Create or update the toolbar or a combobox owned by the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">
/// The group that is the basis for this toolbar.
/// </param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
// The following two if clauses may be testing the same thing
ToolStrip toolbar = group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip;
if(toolbar.Focused)
return;
//don't refresh the toolbar if the mouse is hovering over the toolbar. Doing that caused the tool tips to flash.
if (toolbar.Bounds.Contains(m_window.PointToClient(Control.MousePosition))
|| InCombo(toolbar))
{
//UpdateToolbar(group);
return;
}
//FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
FillToolbar(group, group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip);
}
protected virtual void OnSelectedIndexChanged(object something, EventArgs args)
{
ToolStripComboBox item = (ToolStripComboBox)something;
ChoiceGroup control = (ChoiceGroup)item.Tag;
if (control == null)
{
// Debug.Assert(control != null);
// LT-2884 : this crash is infrequent, so for now just removing the assert
MessageBox.Show(AdapterStrings.ErrorProcessingThatClick,
AdapterStrings.ProcessingError, MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation);
return;
}
var tgt = (ListPropertyChoice)(item.SelectedItem);
control.HandleItemClick(tgt);
}
private bool ASubmenuItemIsVisible(ChoiceGroup group)
{
foreach (object cb in group)
{
if (cb is ChoiceBase && !(cb is SeparatorChoice))
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = (cb as ChoiceBase).GetDisplayProperties();
if (display.Visible == true)
{
return(true);
}
}
if (cb is ChoiceGroup && ASubmenuItemIsVisible(cb as ChoiceGroup))
{
return(true);
}
}
return(group.IsAListGroup); // assume a list has at least one viable choice
}
/// <summary>
/// Create or update the toolbar or a combobox owned by the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that is the basis for this toolbar.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
#if USE_DOTNETBAR
if (group.ReferenceWidget is ComboBoxItem)
{
FillCombo(group);
return;
}
Bar toolbar = group.ReferenceWidget as Bar;
// if(toolbar.Focused)
// return;
//don't refresh the toolbar if the mouse is hovering over the toolbar. Doing that caused the tool tips to flash.
if (toolbar.Bounds.Contains(m_window.PointToClient(System.Windows.Forms.Form.MousePosition)) ||
InCombo(toolbar) || ToolbarLocked(toolbar))
{
UpdateToolbar(group);
return;
}
FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
#else
// The following two if clauses may be testing the same thing
ToolStrip toolbar = group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip;
if (toolbar.Focused)
{
return;
}
//don't refresh the toolbar if the mouse is hovering over the toolbar. Doing that caused the tool tips to flash.
if (toolbar.Bounds.Contains(m_window.PointToClient(System.Windows.Forms.Form.MousePosition)) ||
InCombo(toolbar))
{
//UpdateToolbar(group);
return;
}
//FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
FillToolbar(group, group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip);
#endif
}
private bool ASubmenuItemIsVisible(ChoiceGroup group)
{
foreach (object cb in group)
{
if (cb is ChoiceBase && !(cb is SeparatorChoice))
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = (cb as ChoiceBase).GetDisplayProperties();
if (display.Visible == true)
{
return(true);
}
}
if (cb is ChoiceGroup && ASubmenuItemIsVisible(cb as ChoiceGroup))
{
return(true);
}
}
return(false);
}
protected virtual void OnSelectedIndexChanged(object something, System.EventArgs args)
{
ToolStripComboBox item = (ToolStripComboBox)something;
ChoiceGroup control = (ChoiceGroup)item.Tag;
if (control == null)
{
// Debug.Assert(control != null);
// LT-2884 : this crash is infrequent, so for now just removing the assert
MessageBox.Show(AdapterStrings.ErrorProcessingThatClick,
AdapterStrings.ProcessingError, MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Exclamation);
return;
}
//String idx = item.SelectedItem.ToString();
ChoiceBase tgt = (ChoiceBase)item.SelectedItem;
tgt.OnClick(item, null);
}
protected MenuItem MakeMenu(Menu parent, ChoiceGroup group)
{
string label = group.Label.Replace("_", "&");
MenuItem menu = new MenuItem(label);
group.ReferenceWidget = menu;
//although we put off populating the menu until it is actually displayed,
//we have to put a dummy menu item in there in order to get the system to fire the right event.
menu.MenuItems.Add(new MenuItem("dummy"));
parent.MenuItems.Add(menu);
//needed for mousing around
menu.Popup += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#if DEBUG
//needed for unit testing
menu.Click += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
#endif
return(menu);
}
public void menu_PopupOpen(Object sender, DevComponents.DotNetBar.PopupOpenEventArgs args)
{
ButtonItem b = (ButtonItem)sender;
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)b.Tag;
group.OnDisplay(sender, null);
// If none of the menu items are visible, cancel the popup altogether. See LT-4342.
int cVisible = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < b.SubItems.Count; ++i)
{
if (b.SubItems[i].Visible)
{
++cVisible;
}
}
if (cVisible == 0)
{
args.Cancel = true;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Populate a main menu, directly contained by the menubar.
/// This is called by the OnDisplay() method of some ChoiceGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that is the basis for this menu</param>
public void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
MenuItem menu = (MenuItem)group.ReferenceWidget;
menu.MenuItems.Clear();
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
if (item is ChoiceBase)
{
CreateControlWidget(menu, (ChoiceBase)item);
}
//if this is a submenu
else if (item is ChoiceGroup)
{
MakeMenu(menu, (ChoiceGroup)item);
//Notice that we do not need to populate this menu now; it will be populated when its contents are displayed.
//NO! PopulateMenu(group);
}
}
}
//from IUIMenuAdapter
// public ContextMenu MakeContextMenu (ChoiceGroup group)
// {
// CommandBarContextMenu menu= new CommandBarContextMenu();
// menu.Tag = group;
// group.ReferenceWidget = menu;
// menu.Popup += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
//
// return (ContextMenu)menu;
// }
public void ShowContextMenu(ChoiceGroup group, Point location,
TemporaryColleagueParameter temporaryColleagueParam,
MessageSequencer sequencer)
{
using (CommandBarContextMenu menu = new CommandBarContextMenu())
{
menu.Tag = group;
group.ReferenceWidget = menu;
menu.Popup += new System.EventHandler(group.OnDisplay);
// Pre-menu process two optional paremeters.
if (temporaryColleagueParam != null)
{
temporaryColleagueParam.Mediator.AddColleague(temporaryColleagueParam.TemporaryColleague);
}
bool resume = false;
if (sequencer != null)
{
resume = sequencer.PauseMessageQueueing();
}
// NB: This is *always* modal, as it doesn't return until it closes.
menu.Show(null, location);
// Post-menu process two optional paremeters.s
if (temporaryColleagueParam != null)
{
IxCoreColleague colleague = temporaryColleagueParam.TemporaryColleague;
temporaryColleagueParam.Mediator.RemoveColleague(colleague);
if (temporaryColleagueParam.ShouldDispose && colleague is IDisposable)
{
(colleague as IDisposable).Dispose();
}
}
if (sequencer != null && resume)
{
sequencer.ResumeMessageQueueing();
}
}
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group"></param>
/// <param name="location"></param>
/// <param name="temporaryColleagueParam"></param>
/// <param name="sequencer"></param>
public void ShowContextMenu(ChoiceGroup group, Point location,
TemporaryColleagueParameter temporaryColleagueParam,
MessageSequencer sequencer)
{
// Store optional parameter values.
m_temporaryColleagueParam = temporaryColleagueParam; // Nulls are just fine.
m_sequencer = sequencer; // Nulls are just fine.
ButtonItem b = new ButtonItem();
b.PopupType = DevComponents.DotNetBar.ePopupType.Menu;
//ContextMenu menu = new ContextMenu();
b.Tag = group;
group.ReferenceWidget = b;
b.SubItems.Add(new ButtonItem("just to make popup happen"));
Manager.RegisterPopup(b);
// This will be populated when this event fires, just to make it parallel to how menubar menus work.
b.PopupOpen += new DevComponents.DotNetBar.DotNetBarManager.PopupOpenEventHandler(menu_PopupOpen);
// It's too early to remove the temporary colleague, even in these event handlers,
// since the Mediator hasn't invoked anything on it yet.
// b.PopupClose += new EventHandler(OnContextMenuClose);
// b.PopupFinalized += new EventHandler(b_PopupFinalized);
// 'b' is not modal, so if we have either a temporaryColleagueParam,
// or a sequecner, or both, we need to preprocess them, before showing the menu.
// We also need to do some post-processing with them, after the menu closes.
// That is done in the OnContextMenuClose handler.
if (m_temporaryColleagueParam != null)
{
m_temporaryColleagueParam.Mediator.AddTemporaryColleague(m_temporaryColleagueParam.TemporaryColleague);
}
m_sequencerIsPaused = false;
//if (m_sequencer != null)
// m_sequencerIsPaused = m_sequencer.PauseMessageQueueing();
b.Popup(location.X, location.Y);
}
/// <summary>
/// do a limited update of the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>when the user's cursor is hovering over a button and we do a redraw,
/// this method is called. This allows us to update the enabled state of the button
/// without getting flashing tool tips,
/// which is what we get if we were to clear the toolbar and rebuild the buttons,
/// as is normally done at idle time.
/// </remarks>
/// <summary>
/// Create or update the toolbar or a combobox owned by the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">
/// The group that is the basis for this toolbar.
/// </param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
// The following two if clauses may be testing the same thing
ToolStrip toolbar = group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip;
if (toolbar.Focused)
{
return;
}
//don't refresh the toolbar if the mouse is hovering over the toolbar. Doing that caused the tool tips to flash.
if (toolbar.Bounds.Contains(m_window.PointToClient(Control.MousePosition)) ||
InCombo(toolbar))
{
//UpdateToolbar(group);
return;
}
//FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
FillToolbar(group, group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStrip);
}
private void SetToolForCurrentArea(string tool)
{
foreach (Control control in m_panelSubControls)
{
ChoiceGroup group = (ChoiceGroup)control.Tag;
foreach (ListPropertyChoice choice in group)
{
if (choice.Value == tool)
{
var item = choice.ReferenceWidget as Item;
var tab = m_sidepane.GetTabByName(group.ListId);
// Selecting an item in the sidepane has side effects, so avoid
// calling the SelectItem if it is already the CurrentItem.
if (m_sidepane.CurrentItem != item)
{
m_sidepane.SelectItem(tab, item.Name);
}
break;
}
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Factory method. Will make the appropriate class, based on the configurationNode.
/// </summary>
static public ChoiceBase Make( Mediator mediator, XmlNode configurationNode, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
{
if (XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "command","") == "")
{
if (XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "boolProperty", "") != "")
return new BoolPropertyChoice( mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent);
else if (XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "label", "") == "-")
return new SeparatorChoice( mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent);
//the case where we want a choice based on a single member of the list
//e.g. a single view in a list of views, to use on the toolbar.
else if (XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "property", "") != "")
{
return MakeListPropertyChoice(mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent);
}
else
throw new ConfigurationException("Don't know what to do with this item. At least give it a dummy 'boolProperty='foo''.", configurationNode);
}
else
return new CommandChoice( mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create or update the toolbar or a combobox owned by the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that is the basis for this toolbar.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (group.ReferenceWidget is ComboBoxItem)
{
FillCombo(group);
return;
}
Bar toolbar = group.ReferenceWidget as Bar;
// if(toolbar.Focused)
// return;
//don't refresh the toolbar if the mouse is hovering over the toolbar. Doing that caused the tool tips to flash.
if (toolbar.Bounds.Contains(m_window.PointToClient(System.Windows.Forms.Form.MousePosition)) ||
InCombo(toolbar) || ToolbarLocked(toolbar))
{
UpdateToolbar(group);
return;
}
FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
}
protected void Populate(XmlNode node)
{
Debug.Assert(node != null);
XmlNodeList items = node.SelectNodes("item | menu | group");
foreach (XmlNode childNode in items)
{
switch (childNode.Name)
{
case "item":
ChoiceBase choice = ChoiceBase.Make(m_mediator, childNode, m_adapter, this);
this.Add(choice);
break;
case "menu":
ChoiceGroup group = new ChoiceGroup(m_mediator, m_adapter, childNode, this);
group.Populate(childNode);
//Only add the submenu if it contains a list of items what will be visible.
//We do not want an empty submenu LT-8791.
string hasList = XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(childNode, "list");
if (hasList != null || ASubmenuItemIsVisible(group))
{
this.Add(group);
}
break;
case "group": //for tree views in the sidebar
group = new ChoiceGroup(m_mediator, m_adapter, childNode, this);
this.Add(group);
break;
default:
Debug.Fail("Didn't understand node type '" + childNode.Name + "' in this context." + node.OuterXml);
break;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// do a limited update of the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>when the user's cursor is hovering over a button and we do a redraw,
/// this method is called. This allows us to update the enabled state of the button
/// without getting flashing tool tips,
/// which is what we get if we were to clear the toolbar and rebuild the buttons,
/// as is normally done at idle time.
/// </remarks>
/// <param name="group"></param>
protected void UpdateToolbar(ChoiceGroup group)
{
#if USE_DOTNETBAR
Bar toolbar = (Bar)group.ReferenceWidget;
foreach (BaseItem item in toolbar.Items)
{
if (item.Tag == null)
{
continue;
}
ChoiceBase choice = item.Tag as ChoiceBase;
if (choice != null)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = choice.GetDisplayProperties();
// If what should be displayed has changed, refill the toolbar.
if (item.Visible && !display.Visible)
{
FillToolbar(group, toolbar);
return;
}
item.Enabled = display.Enabled;
}
//update combo box
ChoiceGroup comboGroup = item.Tag as ChoiceGroup;
if (comboGroup != null)
{
//UIItemDisplayProperties display = group.GetDisplayProperties();
//item.Enabled = display.Enabled;
comboGroup.PopulateNow(); // make sure list of items is up to date.
FillCombo(comboGroup); //maybe too drastic
}
}
#endif
}
public void CreateUIForChoiceGroup (ChoiceGroup group)
{
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
CommandBar toolbar = (CommandBar)group.ReferenceWidget;
Debug.Assert( toolbar != null);
if(item is SeparatorChoice)
{
toolbar.Items.Add(new CommandBarSeparator());
}
else if(item is ChoiceBase)
{
ChoiceBase control=(ChoiceBase) item;
//System.Windows.Forms.Keys shortcut = System.Windows.Forms.Keys.
UIItemDisplayProperties display = control.GetDisplayProperties();
display.Text = display.Text .Replace("_", "");
Image image =m_smallImages.GetImage(display.ImageLabel);
CommandBarButton button = new CommandBarButton(image,display.Text, new EventHandler(OnClick));
UpdateDisplay(display, button);
button.Tag = control;
control.ReferenceWidget = button;
toolbar.Items.Add(button);
button.IsEnabled = true;
}
//if this is a submenu
/*
* I started playing with being able to have been used in here, but it. Complicated fast because
* we would need to be referring over to the menubar adapter to fill in the menu items.
* else if(item is ChoiceGroup)
{
if(((ChoiceGroup)item).IsSubmenu)
{
string label = item.Label.Replace("_", "&");
CommandBarMenu submenu = new CommandBarMenu(label);// menu.Items.AddMenu(label);
toolbar.Items.Add(submenu);
submenu.Tag = item;
item.ReferenceWidget = submenu;
//submenu.IsEnabled= true;
//the drop down the event seems to be ignored by the submenusof this package.
//submenu.DropDown += new System.EventHandler(((ChoiceGroup)item).OnDisplay);
//therefore, we need to populate the submenu right now and not wait
((ChoiceGroup)item).OnDisplay(this, null);
//this was enough to make the menu enabled, but not enough to trigger the drop down event when chosen
//submenu.Items.Add(new CommandBarSeparator());
}
// else if(((ChoiceGroup)item).IsInlineChoiceList)
// {
// ((ChoiceGroup)item).PopulateNow();
// foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass inlineItem in ((ChoiceGroup)item))
// {
// Debug.Assert(inlineItem is ChoiceBase, "It should not be possible for a in line choice list to contain anything other than simple items!");
// menu.Items.Add(CreateMenuItem ((ChoiceBase)inlineItem));
// }
// }
}
*/ }
}
public StringPropertyChoice( Mediator mediator, XmlNode configurationNode, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent)
{
}
static bool m_fHandlingClick = false; // prevent multiple simultaneous OnClick operations.
#endregion Fields
#region Constructors
public ListPropertyChoice( Mediator mediator, ListItem listItem, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, adapter, parent)
{
m_listItem = listItem;
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group"></param>
/// <param name="location"></param>
/// <param name="temporaryColleagueParam"></param>
/// <param name="sequencer"></param>
public void ShowContextMenu(ChoiceGroup group, Point location,
TemporaryColleagueParameter temporaryColleagueParam,
MessageSequencer sequencer)
{
// Store optional parameter values.
m_TemporaryColleagueParameter = temporaryColleagueParam; // Nulls are just fine.
// TODO-Linux FWNX-345: Review - don't use TemporaryColleague's
// This needs to be done before PopulateNow
if (m_TemporaryColleagueParameter != null)
m_TemporaryColleagueParameter.Mediator.AddTemporaryColleague(m_TemporaryColleagueParameter.TemporaryColleague);
// item is used in calling CreateUIForChoiceGroup to attach the choiceGroup
// menu items to. It is not added to the shown contextMenu.
ToolStripMenuItem item = new ToolStripMenuItem();
item.AccessibilityObject.Name = group.Id;
//item.GetType().Name;
item.Tag = group;
group.ReferenceWidget = item;
group.PopulateNow();
CreateUIForChoiceGroup(group);
// NOTE: we intentionally leave contextMenu undisposed. If we dispose it after
// contextMenu.Show then the mouse clicks on the menu items don't get handled.
// We would have to add an Application.DoEvents() after the Show (which might
// causes other problems), or implement IDisposable.
var contextMenu = new ContextMenuStrip();
contextMenu.AccessibilityObject.Name = group.Id;
// Without building this collection first, somehow we modify the Items collection while
// iterating.
var items = new System.Collections.Generic.List<ToolStripItem>();
foreach (var menuItem in item.DropDown.Items)
{
if (menuItem is ToolStripMenuItem )
items.Add(menuItem as ToolStripMenuItem);
else if ( menuItem is ToolStripButton)
items.Add(menuItem as ToolStripButton);
else if (menuItem is ToolStripSeparator)
items.Add(menuItem as ToolStripSeparator);
}
foreach (var menuItem in items)
{
contextMenu.Items.Add(menuItem);
}
MakeAcceleratorsVisible(contextMenu);
contextMenu.Show(location);
}
/// <summary>
/// Implement a do-nothing method to keep the compiler happy.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that is the basis for this menu</param>
public virtual void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
}
/// <summary>
/// populate a combo box on the toolbar
/// </summary>
/// <param name="choice">The group that is the basis for this combo box.</param>
private void FillCombo(ChoiceGroup choice)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties groupDisplay = choice.GetDisplayProperties();
ToolStripComboBox combo = choice.ReferenceWidget as ToolStripComboBox;
if (combo.Focused)
return;//don't mess while we're in the combo
// Disable if needed, but still show what's current, as for unicode fields where you can't change it, but you want to see what it is set to.
combo.Enabled = groupDisplay.Enabled;
ArrayList newItems = new ArrayList();
bool fDifferent = false;
var selectedItem = (ChoiceBase) null;
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass item in choice)
{
if (item is SeparatorChoice)
{
//TODO
}
else if (item is ChoiceBase)
{
newItems.Add(item);
//if (groupDisplay.Checked)
// selectedItem = (ChoiceBase) item;
if (choice.SinglePropertyValue == (item as ListPropertyChoice).Value)
selectedItem = (ChoiceBase) item;
if (combo.Items.Count < newItems.Count || combo.Items[newItems.Count - 1] != item)
fDifferent = true;
}
}
// let it take the default
// combo.AccessibleName = choice.Label;
if (fDifferent || selectedItem != (combo.SelectedItem))
{
//combo.Click -= new EventHandler(OnComboClick); //don't generate clicks (which end up being onpropertychanged() calls)
combo.Items.Clear();
combo.Items.AddRange(newItems.ToArray());
combo.DropDownStyle = ComboBoxStyle.DropDownList;
combo.SelectedItem = selectedItem;
//combo.SuspendLayout = false;
}
////Set the ComboWidth of the combo box so that is is wide enough to show
////the text of all items in the list.
//int maxStringLength = 0;
//for (int i = 0; i < combo.Items.Count; i++)
//{
// if (combo.Items[i].ToString().Length > maxStringLength)
// {
// maxStringLength = combo.Items[i].ToString().Length;
// }
//}
//int factor = 6;
//if (maxStringLength > 0 && combo.ComboWidth < maxStringLength * factor)
// combo.ComboWidth = maxStringLength * factor;
//combo.Tooltip = combo.ToString();
}
/// <summary>
/// Make sidebar tabs from group. Cache other information we receive to help
/// make items later.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that defines this part of the sidebar.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (group.ReferenceWidget == this.MyPanel) // Is this an "Areas" group?
LoadAreaButtons(group);
else
PopulateList(group);
if(m_firstLoad)
{
m_firstLoad = false;
DepersistLayout();
}
}
protected void Populate(XmlNode node)
{
Debug.Assert( node != null);
XmlNodeList items =node.SelectNodes("item | menu | group");
foreach (XmlNode childNode in items)
{
switch (childNode.Name)
{
case "item":
ChoiceBase choice = ChoiceBase.Make(m_mediator, childNode,m_adapter , this);
this.Add(choice);
break;
case "menu":
ChoiceGroup group = new ChoiceGroup(m_mediator, m_adapter, childNode, this);
group.Populate(childNode);
//Only add the submenu if it contains a list of items what will be visible.
//We do not want an empty submenu LT-8791.
string hasList = XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(childNode, "list");
if (hasList != null || ASubmenuItemIsVisible(group))
this.Add(group);
break;
case "group": //for tree views in the sidebar
group = new ChoiceGroup(m_mediator, m_adapter, childNode, this);
this.Add(group);
break;
default:
Debug.Fail("Didn't understand node type '"+childNode.Name+"' in this context."+node.OuterXml);
break;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// The ToolStrip is out of date if it doesn't match the ChoiceGroup
/// eg. are the number of visible items different?
///
/// A better way of doing this would be asking the choiceGroup if it has changed
/// or deep coping storing the choicegroup and caching it in the UI adapter, then
/// comparing the difference.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>
/// Returns true if the ToolStrip is out of date.
/// </returns>
private bool DoesToolStripNeedRegenerating(ChoiceGroup choiceGroup, ToolStrip toolStrip)
{
if (m_fullRengenerateRequired)
{
m_fullRengenerateRequired = false;
return true;
}
if (toolStrip == null)
return true;
int counter = 0;
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in choiceGroup)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties displayProperties = null;
if (item is SeparatorChoice == false)
displayProperties = item.GetDisplayProperties();
// toolStrip has less items then visiable items in the ChoiceGroup so regenerate
if (toolStrip.Items.Count <= counter)
return true;
// skip over seperators
// Note: sepeartors contained in the ChoiceGroup are only always added to the ToolStrip
// if they are followed by a visiable non sepeartor item.
// So a missing sepeartor doesn't necessary mean the toolbar needs regenerating.
if (displayProperties == null)
{
if (toolStrip.Items[counter] is ToolStripSeparator)
{
counter++;
}
continue;
}
// InVisible items are not added to the toolStrip
//if (displayProperties.Visible == false)
// continue;
var toolStripItem = toolStrip.Items[counter];
if (displayProperties.Enabled != toolStripItem.Enabled)
return true;
// if the text doesn't match then needs regenerating
// TODO duplicating Text.Replace here and in (CreateButtonItem)BarAdapterBase.cs is a bit horrible.
if (item is ChoiceGroup)
{
ChoiceGroup group = item as ChoiceGroup;
group.PopulateNow();
string groupPropValue = group.SinglePropertyValue;
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass candidate in group)
{
if (candidate is SeparatorChoice)
{
//TODO
}
else if (candidate is ChoiceBase)
{
if (groupPropValue == (candidate as ListPropertyChoice).Value)
{
if (candidate.ToString() != toolStripItem.Text)
return true;
}
}
}
// This handles displaying a blank value in the toolbar Styles combobox when
// the selection covers multiple Style settings. Without it, the last valid
// style setting is still shown when the selection is extended to include
// another style. See FWR-824.
if (groupPropValue == displayProperties.Text &&
displayProperties.Text != toolStripItem.Text)
{
return true;
}
}
else
{
if (displayProperties.Text.Replace("_", "&") != toolStripItem.Text)
return true;
}
counter++;
}
// nothing has been detected that needs changing.
return false;
}
/// <summary>
/// returns true if it made any changes.
/// </summary>
private void FillToolbar(ChoiceGroup choiceGroup, ToolStrip toolStrip)
{
bool wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
choiceGroup.PopulateNow();
if (!DoesToolStripNeedRegenerating(choiceGroup, toolStrip))
return;
// Don't let the GC run dispose.
for(int i = toolStrip.Items.Count - 1; i >= 0; --i)
{
toolStrip.Items[i].Dispose();
}
toolStrip.Items.Clear();
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in choiceGroup)
{
if(item is SeparatorChoice)
{
wantsSeparatorBefore = true;
}
else if (item is ChoiceBase)
{
UIItemDisplayProperties displayProperties = item.GetDisplayProperties();
bool reallyVisible;
ToolStripItem toolStripItem = CreateButtonItem(item as ChoiceBase, out reallyVisible);
//toolStripItem.ToolTipText = item.Label; // TODO-Linux: add shortcut accessolrator here. // choiceBase.Shortcut. //maybe this should be done by CreateButtonItem?
toolStripItem.DisplayStyle = ToolStripItemDisplayStyle.Image;
if (wantsSeparatorBefore && displayProperties != null && displayProperties.Visible)
{
var separator = new ToolStripSeparator();
separator.AccessibilityObject.Name = "separator";
// separator.GetType().Name;
toolStrip.Items.Add(separator);
}
wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
toolStrip.Items.Add(toolStripItem);
}
else if (item is ChoiceGroup)
{
ToolStripComboBox toolStripItem = CreateComboBox(item as ChoiceGroup, true);
toolStrip.Items.Add(toolStripItem);
}
else
{
//debugging
continue;
}
}
toolStrip.PerformLayout();
return;
}
/// <summary>
/// Populate a main menu, directly contained by the menubar.
/// This is called by the OnDisplay() method of some ChoiceGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that is the basis for this menu</param>
public void CreateUIForChoiceGroup (ChoiceGroup group)
{
MenuItem menu = (MenuItem) group.ReferenceWidget;
menu.MenuItems.Clear();
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
if(item is ChoiceBase)
CreateControlWidget (menu, (ChoiceBase)item);
//if this is a submenu
else if(item is ChoiceGroup)
{
MakeMenu (menu, (ChoiceGroup)item);
//Notice that we do not need to populate this menu now; it will be populated when its contents are displayed.
//NO! PopulateMenu(group);
}
}
}
private bool ASubmenuItemIsVisible(ChoiceGroup group)
{
foreach (object cb in group)
{
if (cb is ChoiceBase && !(cb is SeparatorChoice))
{
UIItemDisplayProperties display = (cb as ChoiceBase).GetDisplayProperties();
if (display.Visible == true)
return true;
}
if (cb is ChoiceGroup && ASubmenuItemIsVisible(cb as ChoiceGroup))
return true;
}
return group.IsAListGroup; // assume a list has at least one viable choice
}
/// <summary>
/// make a control to show, for example, the list of tools, or the list of filters.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group"></param>
protected void MakeListControl(ChoiceGroup group)
{
ListView list= new ListView();
list.View = View.List;
list.Name = group.ListId;
list.Dock = System.Windows.Forms.DockStyle.Top;
list.MultiSelect = false;
list.Tag = group;
list.SmallImageList = m_smallImages.ImageList;
list.LargeImageList = m_largeImages.ImageList;
list.HideSelection = false;
group.ReferenceWidget = list;
// foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass choice in group)
// {
// //Debug.Assert(item is ChoiceBase, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
// Debug.Assert(choice is ListPropertyChoice, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
// ListViewItem x =list.Items.Add(choice.Label,1);
// x.Tag = choice;
// }
group.OnDisplay(this, null);
list.SelectedIndexChanged += new EventHandler(OnClickInPanelList);
list.SizeChanged += new EventHandler(list_SizeChanged);
m_panelSubControls.Add(list);
}
/// <summary>
/// Add the nodes to the tree.
/// </summary>
/// <remarks>The first time this is called, the group will be the
/// maikn element of the sidebar.
/// It will then be called recursively for each node that contains other nodes.</remarks>
/// <param name="nodes">Collections of tree view nodes.</param>
/// <param name="group">Definition of current set of nodes.</param>
protected void FillTreeNodes(TreeNodeCollection nodes, ChoiceGroup group)
{
if (nodes.Count > 0)//hack...without this, we were losing expansion during OnIdle()
return;
nodes.Clear();
group.PopulateNow();
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
TreeNode node = MakeTreeNode(item);
nodes.Add(node);
if (item is ChoiceGroup)
FillTreeNodes(node.Nodes, (ChoiceGroup)item);
}
}
protected override void Populate()
{
XmlNodeList groups =m_configurationNode.SelectNodes(NodeSelector);
foreach (XmlNode node in groups)
{
ChoiceGroup group = new ChoiceGroup(m_mediator, m_adapter, node, null);
this.Add(group);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a tree view for the sidebar.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The definition for the tree view.</param>
/// <param name="label"></param>
/// <param name="panelItem"></param>
protected void MakeTree(ChoiceGroup group, string label, ref SideBarPanelItem panelItem)
{
// TODO: This tree isn't the right size, when the window opens.
// Figure out how to make it right.
TreeView tree = new TreeView();
tree.Tag = group;
tree.AfterSelect += new TreeViewEventHandler(OnTreeNodeSelected);
ControlContainerItem containerItem = new ControlContainerItem(group.Id, label);
containerItem.AllowItemResize = true;
containerItem.Control = tree;
panelItem.SubItems.Add(containerItem);
}
public ChoiceBase( Mediator mediator, XmlNode configurationNode, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, adapter,configurationNode)
{
m_parent = parent;
}
/// <summary>
/// Create tabs on sidebar
/// </summary>
protected void LoadAreaButtons(ChoiceGroup group)
{
foreach (ChoiceRelatedClass tab in group)
{
//Debug.Assert(item is ChoiceBase, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
Debug.Assert(tab is ListPropertyChoice, "Only things that can be made into buttons should be appearing here.");
MakeAreaButton((ListPropertyChoice)tab);
}
}
public ChoiceBase( Mediator mediator, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, adapter,null)
{
m_parent = parent;
}
/// <summary>
/// Populate a control to show, for example, the list of tools, or the list of filters.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group"></param>
protected void PopulateList(ChoiceGroup group)
{
bool wasSuspended = m_suspendEvents;
m_suspendEvents = true;
if(m_populatingList)
return;
m_populatingList=true;
ListView list = (ListView) group.ReferenceWidget;
// if(list.Items.Count == group.Count)
// UpdateList(group);
// else
{
list.BeginUpdate();
list.Clear();
m_choiceGroupCache.Add(group); // cache group to defer adding it to the sidepane until we definitely have tabs already
list.EndUpdate();
}
m_populatingList=false;
m_suspendEvents = wasSuspended;
}
/// <summary>
/// find the matching list and list item referred to buy this note, and create a ListPropertyChoice
/// to access that item. This is used in the special case where we want a toolbar button or two
/// instead of showing every item in the list.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="mediator"></param>
/// <param name="configurationNode"></param>
/// <param name="adapter"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static StringPropertyChoice MakeListPropertyChoice(Mediator mediator, XmlNode configurationNode, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
{
//string listId=XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "list", "");
// ListItem item = new ListItem();
// item.label = "xxxxxx";
// item.value = XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "value", "");
// item.imageName = XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(configurationNode, "icon", "default");
//item.parameterNode = parameterNode;
return new StringPropertyChoice(mediator,configurationNode, adapter, parent);
// if(li!=null)
// return new ListPropertyChoice( mediator, li, adapter, parent);
// else
// throw new ConfigurationException ("Could not find the list item for '"+val+"' in a list with the id '"+listId+"'.",configurationNode);
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="mediator"></param>
/// <param name="listSet"></param>
/// <param name="configurationNode"></param>
/// <param name="adapter"></param>
/// <param name="parent"></param>
public CommandChoice( Mediator mediator, XmlNode configurationNode, IUIAdapter adapter, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, configurationNode, adapter, parent)
{
m_idOfCorrespondingCommand = XmlUtils.GetAttributeValue(m_configurationNode, "command");
StringTable tbl = null;
if (mediator != null && mediator.HasStringTable)
tbl = mediator.StringTbl;
m_defaultLabelOverride = XmlUtils.GetLocalizedAttributeValue(tbl,
m_configurationNode, "label", null);
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">This provides more context for colleagues to know whether to add a command to a menu.
/// colleagues who want to support short-cut keys should be able to handle <c>null</c>, apart from a context menu group.</param>
/// <param name="mediator"></param>
/// <param name="command"></param>
/// <param name="defaultVisible"></param>
/// <param name="label"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
private static UIItemDisplayProperties QueryDisplayProperties(ChoiceGroup group, Mediator mediator, Command command, bool defaultVisible, string label)
{
// Let the default be that it is enabled if we know that it has
//at least one potential receiver, based on the method signatures of the
//current set of colleagues.
//If one of those colleagues thinks that it should be disabled at the moment,
//then it needs to implement the corresponding Display method
//and disable it from there.
bool hasReceiver = mediator.HasReceiver(command.MessageString);
UIItemDisplayProperties display = new UIItemDisplayProperties(group, label, hasReceiver, command.IconName, defaultVisible);
//OK, this is a little non-obvious
//first we allow anyone who knows about this specific command to influence how it is displayed
//why was it this way? m_mediator.SendMessage("Display"+this.m_idOfCorrespondingCommand, CommandObject, ref display);
mediator.SendMessage("Display" + command.Id, command, ref display);
//but then, we also allow anyone who knows about this specific message that would be sent
//to control how it is displayed. What's the difference?
//Well, it is not uncommon for a single message, e.g. "InsertRecord", to be associated with
//multiple commands, e.g. "CmdInsertPersonRecord", "CmdInsertCompanyRecord".
//And in this case, there may not be any actual code which knows about one of these commands,
//instead the code may be written to just listen for the "InsertRecord" message and then act
//upon its arguments which, in this example, would cause it to either insert a person or a company.
mediator.SendMessage("Display" + command.MessageString, command, ref display);
return display;
}
//hack; just give it the first one
/// <summary>
/// Group made of multiple menus.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="mediator"></param>
/// <param name="adapter"></param>
/// <param name="configurationNodes"></param>
/// <param name="parent"></param>
public ChoiceGroup(Mediator mediator, IUIAdapter adapter, List<XmlNode> configurationNodes, ChoiceGroup parent)
: base(mediator, adapter, configurationNodes[0])
{
m_parent = parent;
m_configurationNodes = configurationNodes;
}
/// <summary>
/// Populate a menu.
/// This is called by the OnDisplay() method of some ChoiceGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="group">The group that defines this menu item.</param>
public override void CreateUIForChoiceGroup(ChoiceGroup group)
{
//m_control.SuspendLayout();//doesn't help
ToolStripMenuItem toolStripItem = group.ReferenceWidget as ToolStripMenuItem;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Clear();
bool somethingVisibleAlready = false;
bool wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass item in group)
{
if(item is SeparatorChoice)
{
// don't just add one, we don't want it unless another visible item gets
// added, and one has already been added
wantsSeparatorBefore = somethingVisibleAlready;
}
else if(item is ChoiceBase)
{
bool reallyVisible;
ToolStripItem newItem = (ToolStripItem)CreateMenuItem(item as ChoiceBase, out reallyVisible);
if (reallyVisible)
{
somethingVisibleAlready = true;
if (wantsSeparatorBefore)
{
wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(new ToolStripSeparator());
}
}
newItem.AccessibilityObject.Name = item.Id;
//newItem.GetType().Name;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(newItem);
//toolStripItem.
}
else if(item is ChoiceGroup) // Submenu
{
ChoiceGroup choiceGroup = (ChoiceGroup)item;
if (choiceGroup.IsSubmenu)
{
string label = item.Label.Replace("_", "&");
UIItemDisplayProperties display = choiceGroup.GetDisplayProperties();
if (display.Visible)
{
somethingVisibleAlready = true;
if (wantsSeparatorBefore)
{
wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(new ToolStripSeparator());
}
}
var submenu = new ToolStripMenuItem
{
Tag = item,
Text = label
};
submenu.AccessibilityObject.Name = item.Id;
// Have the submenu display characteristics behave as desired. See FWR-3104.
submenu.Visible = display.Visible;
submenu.Enabled = display.Enabled;
//submenu.GetType().Name;
item.ReferenceWidget = submenu;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(submenu);
if (display.Visible && display.Enabled)
{
choiceGroup.OnDisplay(m_window, null);
}
}
else if (choiceGroup.IsInlineChoiceList)
{
choiceGroup.PopulateNow();
foreach(ChoiceRelatedClass inlineItem in choiceGroup)
{
Debug.Assert(inlineItem is ChoiceBase, "It should not be possible for an in line choice list to contain anything other than simple items!");
bool reallyVisible;
ToolStripItem newItem = CreateMenuItem((ChoiceBase)inlineItem, out reallyVisible);
if (reallyVisible)
{
somethingVisibleAlready = true;
if (wantsSeparatorBefore)
{
wantsSeparatorBefore = false;
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(new ToolStripSeparator());
}
}
toolStripItem.DropDown.Items.Add(newItem);
}
}
}
}
m_control.ResumeLayout();//doesn't help
}
