private void OnBeforeModelChangesCommitted(object sender, EfiChangingEventArgs e)
{
if (e.CommandProcessorContext != null)
{
var artifact = e.CommandProcessorContext.Artifact;
if (_diagrams != null)
{
// Copy the current Xml changes over since we are going to modifying the transaction
var xmlChangesCopy = new List <IXmlChange>();
var shapeChangeInfoSet = new HashSet <ShapeChangeInformation>();
foreach (var xmlChange in e.CommandProcessorContext.EfiTransaction.XmlChanges)
{
// if the changed node is whitespace, ignore it as we don't want to pick up false
// annotations for it
if (xmlChange.Node.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Text)
{
var text = xmlChange.Node as XText;
var trimmedValue = text.Value.Trim();
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(trimmedValue))
{
continue;
}
}
// Ignore changes to annotations
var externalModelChange = new EFArtifact.ExternalXMLModelChange(xmlChange, artifact.ExpectEFObjectForXObject);
if (externalModelChange.IsAnnotationChange(artifact.GetNamespaces()))
{
continue;
}
// Construct a fast-queryable lookup for the shape change information that already
// exists in this transaction. The transaction may have already fired some rules that
// injected shape (DiagramEFObjects) information into the transaction. The purpose
// of this lookup is to skip duplicate additions/removals.
var changedEFObject = externalModelChange.ChangedEFObject;
if (changedEFObject != null)
{
var diagramObject = changedEFObject as ModelDiagram.BaseDiagramObject;
if (diagramObject != null)
{
var changedEntityTypeShape = changedEFObject as EntityTypeShape;
var changedAssociationConnector = changedEFObject as AssociationConnector;
var changedInheritanceConnector = changedEFObject as InheritanceConnector;
var shapeChangeInformation = new ShapeChangeInformation();
if (changedEntityTypeShape != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedEntityTypeShape.EntityType.Target;
}
else if (changedAssociationConnector != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedAssociationConnector.Association.Target;
}
else if (changedInheritanceConnector != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedInheritanceConnector.EntityType.Target;
}
shapeChangeInformation.ChangeType = xmlChange.Action;
Debug.Assert(
diagramObject.Diagram != null, changedEFObject.ToPrettyString() + " doesn't belong to any diagram.");
if (diagramObject.Diagram != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.DiagramId = diagramObject.Diagram.Id;
}
shapeChangeInfoSet.Add(shapeChangeInformation);
}
}
xmlChangesCopy.Add(xmlChange);
}
// Call resolve on the diagram objects in the model here. When the EDMX is being incrementally updated by some
// external factor (for example, a database project in a by-ref edmx), there may be situations where the existing
// diagram objects are not resolved yet. This means that when we try to create entity type shapes or association connectors
// the logic assumes that there aren't any anti-dependencies of the model elements, so it adds duplicate shapes/connectors
// which can affect the loading of the model later (it will hit DSL diagram validation logic).
XmlModelHelper.NormalizeAndResolve(this);
// If we see that an Association, EntityType, or EntityTypeBaseType has been added in the model
// changes, then we create the subsequent diagram EFObjects (AssociationConnector, EntityTypeShape,
// and InheritanceConnector). By creating them here, this will automatically push new changes onto the
// Xml transaction
foreach (var xmlChange in xmlChangesCopy)
{
var changedEFObject = ModelItemAnnotation.GetModelItem(xmlChange.Node);
if (changedEFObject != null &&
ModelHelper.GetBaseModelRoot(changedEFObject) is ConceptualEntityModel)
{
var entityType = changedEFObject as ConceptualEntityType;
var association = changedEFObject as Association;
var baseType = changedEFObject as EntityTypeBaseType;
foreach (var diagram in _diagrams)
{
if (entityType != null)
{
InjectEntityTypeShapeCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, entityType, xmlChange.Action);
}
else if (association != null)
{
InjectAssociationConnectorCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, association, xmlChange.Action);
}
else if (baseType != null)
{
InjectInheritanceConnectorCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, baseType, xmlChange.Action);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}
private void OnBeforeModelChangesCommitted(object sender, EfiChangingEventArgs e)
{
if (e.CommandProcessorContext != null)
{
var artifact = e.CommandProcessorContext.Artifact;
if (_diagrams != null)
{
// Copy the current Xml changes over since we are going to modifying the transaction
var xmlChangesCopy = new List<IXmlChange>();
var shapeChangeInfoSet = new HashSet<ShapeChangeInformation>();
foreach (var xmlChange in e.CommandProcessorContext.EfiTransaction.XmlChanges)
{
// if the changed node is whitespace, ignore it as we don't want to pick up false
// annotations for it
if (xmlChange.Node.NodeType == XmlNodeType.Text)
{
var text = xmlChange.Node as XText;
var trimmedValue = text.Value.Trim();
if (String.IsNullOrEmpty(trimmedValue))
{
continue;
}
}
// Ignore changes to annotations
var externalModelChange = new EFArtifact.ExternalXMLModelChange(xmlChange, artifact.ExpectEFObjectForXObject);
if (externalModelChange.IsAnnotationChange(artifact.GetNamespaces()))
{
continue;
}
// Construct a fast-queryable lookup for the shape change information that already
// exists in this transaction. The transaction may have already fired some rules that
// injected shape (DiagramEFObjects) information into the transaction. The purpose
// of this lookup is to skip duplicate additions/removals.
var changedEFObject = externalModelChange.ChangedEFObject;
if (changedEFObject != null)
{
var diagramObject = changedEFObject as ModelDiagram.BaseDiagramObject;
if (diagramObject != null)
{
var changedEntityTypeShape = changedEFObject as EntityTypeShape;
var changedAssociationConnector = changedEFObject as AssociationConnector;
var changedInheritanceConnector = changedEFObject as InheritanceConnector;
var shapeChangeInformation = new ShapeChangeInformation();
if (changedEntityTypeShape != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedEntityTypeShape.EntityType.Target;
}
else if (changedAssociationConnector != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedAssociationConnector.Association.Target;
}
else if (changedInheritanceConnector != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.ModelEFObject = changedInheritanceConnector.EntityType.Target;
}
shapeChangeInformation.ChangeType = xmlChange.Action;
Debug.Assert(
diagramObject.Diagram != null, changedEFObject.ToPrettyString() + " doesn't belong to any diagram.");
if (diagramObject.Diagram != null)
{
shapeChangeInformation.DiagramId = diagramObject.Diagram.Id;
}
shapeChangeInfoSet.Add(shapeChangeInformation);
}
}
xmlChangesCopy.Add(xmlChange);
}
// Call resolve on the diagram objects in the model here. When the EDMX is being incrementally updated by some
// external factor (for example, a database project in a by-ref edmx), there may be situations where the existing
// diagram objects are not resolved yet. This means that when we try to create entity type shapes or association connectors
// the logic assumes that there aren't any anti-dependencies of the model elements, so it adds duplicate shapes/connectors
// which can affect the loading of the model later (it will hit DSL diagram validation logic).
XmlModelHelper.NormalizeAndResolve(this);
// If we see that an Association, EntityType, or EntityTypeBaseType has been added in the model
// changes, then we create the subsequent diagram EFObjects (AssociationConnector, EntityTypeShape,
// and InheritanceConnector). By creating them here, this will automatically push new changes onto the
// Xml transaction
foreach (var xmlChange in xmlChangesCopy)
{
var changedEFObject = ModelItemAnnotation.GetModelItem(xmlChange.Node);
if (changedEFObject != null
&& ModelHelper.GetBaseModelRoot(changedEFObject) is ConceptualEntityModel)
{
var entityType = changedEFObject as ConceptualEntityType;
var association = changedEFObject as Association;
var baseType = changedEFObject as EntityTypeBaseType;
foreach (var diagram in _diagrams)
{
if (entityType != null)
{
InjectEntityTypeShapeCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, entityType, xmlChange.Action);
}
else if (association != null)
{
InjectAssociationConnectorCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, association, xmlChange.Action);
}
else if (baseType != null)
{
InjectInheritanceConnectorCommand(
e.CommandProcessorContext, shapeChangeInfoSet, diagram, baseType, xmlChange.Action);
}
}
}
}
}
}
}