// Will be called as a new NTWindow is created. It will be called in the thread of that window
protected override void OnWindowCreated(Window window)
{
// We want to place our AddOn in the Control Center's menus
ControlCenter cc = window as ControlCenter;
if (cc == null)
{
return;
}
/* Determine we want to place our AddOn in the Control Center's "New" menu
* Other menus can be accessed via the control's "Automation ID". For example: toolsMenuItem, workspacesMenuItem, connectionsMenuItem, helpMenuItem. */
existingMenuItemInControlCenter = cc.FindFirst("ControlCenterMenuItemNew") as NTMenuItem;
if (existingMenuItemInControlCenter == null)
{
return;
}
// 'Header' sets the name of our AddOn seen in the menu structure
addOnFrameworkMenuItem = new NTMenuItem {
Header = "AddOn Framework", Style = Application.Current.TryFindResource("MainMenuItem") as Style
};
// Add our AddOn into the "New" menu
existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Add(addOnFrameworkMenuItem);
// Subscribe to the event for when the user presses our AddOn's menu item
addOnFrameworkMenuItem.Click += OnMenuItemClick;
}
// Will be called as a new NTWindow is destroyed. It will be called in the thread of that window
protected override void OnWindowDestroyed(Window window)
{
if (addOnFrameworkMenuItem != null && window is ControlCenter)
{
if (existingMenuItemInControlCenter != null && existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Contains(addOnFrameworkMenuItem))
{
existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Remove(addOnFrameworkMenuItem);
}
addOnFrameworkMenuItem.Click -= OnMenuItemClick;
addOnFrameworkMenuItem = null;
}
}
// Will be called as a new NTWindow is destroyed. It will be called in the thread of that window
protected override void OnWindowDestroyed(Window window)
{
// This checks if there is not a menu item or if the destroyed window is not the control center.
if (AddonShellMenuItem != null && window is ControlCenter)
{
if (existingMenuItemInControlCenter != null && existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Contains(AddonShellMenuItem))
{
existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Remove(AddonShellMenuItem);
}
// if the destroyed window was the control center, we clean up the click handler and remove the custom menu item and set it to null.
AddonShellMenuItem.Click -= OnMenuItemClick;
AddonShellMenuItem = null;
}
}
// Will be called as a new NTWindow is created. It will be called in the thread of that window
protected override void OnWindowCreated(Window window)
{
/*
* The following checks if the control center window is present.
* If the control center is found, the MainMenu is checked for existing menu items with the same name as this addon.
* If no existing items are found, a new menu item is added for this addon.
*/
// We want to place our AddOn in the Control Center's menus
ControlCenter controlCenter = window as ControlCenter;
if (controlCenter == null)
{
return;
}
/* Determine we want to place our AddOn in the Control Center's "New" menu
* Other menus can be accessed via the control's "Automation ID". For example: toolsMenuItem, workspacesMenuItem, connectionsMenuItem, helpMenuItem. */
existingMenuItemInControlCenter = controlCenter.FindFirst("ControlCenterMenuItemNew") as NTMenuItem;
if (existingMenuItemInControlCenter == null)
{
return;
}
// This is the new menu item to be created, this assigns the menu text and will be used to Add this item to the Main Menu.
// 'Header' sets the name of our AddOn seen in the menu structure
AddonShellMenuItem = new NTMenuItem {
Header = "Addon Shell", Style = Application.Current.TryFindResource("MainMenuItem") as Style
};
// Add our AddOn into the "New" menu
existingMenuItemInControlCenter.Items.Add(AddonShellMenuItem);
// The new menu item will do nothing by its self, a click handler is added to complete the menu item and allow for clicks.
// Subscribe to the event for when the user presses our AddOn's menu item
AddonShellMenuItem.Click += OnMenuItemClick;
}
