/// <summary>
/// determine whether the object should be included in the output
/// </summary>
/// <param name="obj">the object in question</param>
/// <param name="filterReason">any explanation of why the object should not be included</param>
/// <returns>true if the object should be included in the output</returns>
public bool DoInclude (ICmObject obj, out string filterReason)
{
ConstraintFailure failure;
//discussion: should we were first check can to see if there are already errors?
// pro: it would be faster on the relatively few objects that already have error annotations
// con: it would allow a error which is no longer true to live on, causing problems
// decision: just go ahead in check them every time.
if (!obj.CheckConstraints(0, false, out failure))
{
filterReason = failure.GetMessage();
return false;
}
filterReason=null;
return true;
}
/// <summary>
/// determine whether the object should be included in the output
/// </summary>
/// <param name="obj">the object in question</param>
/// <param name="filterReason">any explanation of why the object should not be included</param>
/// <returns>true if the object should be included in the output</returns>
public bool DoInclude(ICmObject obj, out string filterReason)
{
ConstraintFailure failure;
//discussion: should we were first check can to see if there are already errors?
// pro: it would be faster on the relatively few objects that already have error annotations
// con: it would allow a error which is no longer true to live on, causing problems
// decision: just go ahead in check them every time.
if (!obj.CheckConstraints(0, false, out failure))
{
filterReason = failure.GetMessage();
return(false);
}
filterReason = null;
return(true);
}
private void DoValidation()
{
// This may be called in the process of deleting the object after the object
// has been partially cleared out and thus would certainly fail the constraint
// check, then try to instantiate an error annotation which wouldn't have an
// owner, causing bad things to happen.
if (m_obj != null && m_obj.IsValidObject)
{
ConstraintFailure failure;
if (m_obj is IPhEnvironment)
{
(m_obj as IPhEnvironment).CheckConstraints(m_flid, true, out failure, /* adjust squiggly line */ true);
}
else
{
m_obj.CheckConstraints(m_flid, true, out failure);
}
}
}