//TODO: Review set event code. Disable set (throw error) or make sure all updates work as needed.
void TableElementList_AfterSet(object sender, SetEventArgs <TableElement> e)
{
_NumberedTableElementsDictionary[e.OldItem.TableElementType].Remove(e.OldItem.Number);
e.OldItem.ValueChanged -= new EventHandler <TableElementValueChangedEventArgs>(Item_ValueChanged);
_NumberedTableElementsDictionary[e.NewItem.TableElementType].Add(e.NewItem.Number, e.NewItem);
e.NewItem.ValueChanged += new EventHandler <TableElementValueChangedEventArgs>(Item_ValueChanged);
}
void TableElementList_BeforeSet(object sender, SetEventArgs <TableElement> e)
{
if (!Contains(e.NewItem.TableElementType, e.NewItem.Number) || (e.NewItem.TableElementType == e.OldItem.TableElementType && e.NewItem.Number == e.OldItem.Number))
{
}
else
{
throw new Exception("Another TableElement with type {0} and number {1} does already exist in the list.".Build(e.NewItem.TableElementType, e.NewItem.Number));
}
}
private void OnShortcutsUpdateSet(object sender, SetEventArgs e)
{
this.Invalidate();
}
void OutputList_AfterSet(object sender, SetEventArgs <IOutput> e)
{
e.OldItem.ValueChanged -= new Output.ValueChangedEventHandler(Item_ValueChanged);
e.NewItem.ValueChanged += new Output.ValueChangedEventHandler(Item_ValueChanged);
}
private void OnGroupsUpdateSet(object sender, SetEventArgs e)
{
base.Invalidate();
}
