// Aaron 04/13/2013
//Code below runs when I save a sub dialog (click save and return)
protected override object GetEditedValue(Control EditControl, string PropertyName, object oldValue,object currentObj)
{
int length = 0;
string xamltemp = string.Empty;
string path = @"c:\aaron\Test1.xaml";
if (EditControl is Window1)
{
Window1 w = EditControl as Window1;
//Aaron added 11/10/2013
//Object wrapper is a wrapper object used to show categories in the grid
//We need to extract the button object from the wrapper
ObjectWrapper placeHolder = currentObj as ObjectWrapper;
FrameworkElement selectedElement = placeHolder.SelectedObject as FrameworkElement;
//Aaron 12/02 ON close as though the result is false, I want the canvas saved
//if (w.DialogResult.HasValue && w.DialogResult.Value)
// Added by Aaron 05/11/2015
// Commented line below and added the line if (w.DialogResult.HasValue), this ensures that the sub dialog is always saved even if I double click and close the window
// if (w.DialogResult.HasValue && w.DialogResult.Value)
if (w.DialogResult.HasValue)
{
//04/13/2013
//Added by Aaron
//Code is executed for an existing sub dialog
//All we are doing is removing the canvas that was JUST closed from the chain as we can serach this canvas
//by accessing the button resources
length = BSkyCanvas.chainOpenCanvas.Count;
BSkyCanvas.chainOpenCanvas.RemoveAt(length - 1);
//if (selectedElement.Resources.Count > 0)
//{
// //removing the old dialog
// selectedElement.Resources.Remove("dlg");
// // 12/09 Commented line below by Aaron and added line below
// // selectedElement.Resources.Add("dlg", w.DialogElement);
// selectedElement.Resources.Add("dlg", w.Canvas);
// xamltemp = System.Windows.Markup.XamlWriter.Save(w.Canvas);
// //fileName = @dialog.FileName;
// //nameOfFile = fileName;
// //Title = nameOfFile;
// ////fileName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(fileName);
// if (File.Exists(path))
// {
// // Note that no lock is put on the
// // file and the possibility exists
// // that another process could do
// // something with it between
// // the calls to Exists and Delete.
// File.Delete(path);
// }
// FileStream stream = File.Create(path);
// TextWriter writer = new StreamWriter(stream);
// writer.Write(xamltemp);
// writer.Close();
//}
// //04/13/2013
////Added by Aaron
////Code is executed for a new sub dialog
//else
//{
// w.Canvas.Name = BSkyControlFactory.Instance.GetName("Canvas");
// // 12/02 Added by Aaron, commented lline below
// // selectedElement.Resources.Add("dlg", w.DialogElement);
// selectedElement.Resources.Add("dlg", w.Canvas);
// // Aaron 06/15/2013
// xamltemp = System.Windows.Markup.XamlWriter.Save(w.Canvas);
// //fileName = @dialog.FileName;
// //nameOfFile = fileName;
// //Title = nameOfFile;
// ////fileName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(fileName);
// if (File.Exists(path))
// {
// // Note that no lock is put on the
// // file and the possibility exists
// // that another process could do
// // something with it between
// // the calls to Exists and Delete.
// File.Delete(path);
// }
// FileStream stream = File.Create(path);
// TextWriter writer = new StreamWriter(stream);
// writer.Write(xamltemp);
// writer.Close();
// //result = true;
//}
//Added by Aaron 05/11/2015
//I commented the 2 lines below the reason is as long as there name property is not set, its possible to not have to worry about duplicate names
// if (w.Canvas.Name =="")
// w.Canvas.Name = BSkyControlFactory.Instance.GetName("Canvas");
selectedElement.Resources.Add("dlg", w.Canvas);
// Aaron 06/15/2013
//xamltemp = System.Windows.Markup.XamlWriter.Save(w.Canvas);
//fileName = @dialog.FileName;
//nameOfFile = fileName;
//Title = nameOfFile;
////fileName = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(fileName);
//if (File.Exists(path))
//{
// Note that no lock is put on the
// file and the possibility exists
// that another process could do
// something with it between
// the calls to Exists and Delete.
// File.Delete(path);
//}
//FileStream stream = File.Create(path);
//TextWriter writer = new StreamWriter(stream);
//writer.Write(xamltemp);
//writer.Close();
//result = true;
}
//BSkyButton setButtonName =currentObj as BSkyButton;
// setButtonName.Designer = oldValue as string;
w.DetachCanvas();
//Added by Aaron 05/05/2015
//w.Template = null;
//Added by Aaron 12/15
//This is so that we echo the string in the designer control that was originally there
return oldValue as string;
}
return false;
}
