private void uxAddTimer_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// The try/catches are an easier way to avoid stupid crashes, and give the user information to give to the developer
try
{
if (uxFlowPanel.Controls.Count == 0)
{
// Make a normal actionClockControl
actionClockControl scc = new actionClockControl(Timers.MasterTime.GetOffset().ToString(), uxLengthOfAction.Text, uxNameOfAction.Text);
Timers.MasterTime.SetOffset(Timers.MasterTime.GetOffset(), uxLengthOfAction.Text);
scc.Parent = uxFlowPanel;
scc.Show();
}
else
{
actionClockControl scc = new actionClockControl(Timers.MasterTime.GetOffset().ToString(), uxLengthOfAction.Text, uxNameOfAction.Text);
Timers.MasterTime.SetOffset(Timers.MasterTime.GetOffset(), uxLengthOfAction.Text);
scc.Parent = uxFlowPanel;
scc.Show();
}
// Blank all the input parameters and set the focus to the first one.
// This makes it easier to begin typing the next set of parameters
uxNameOfAction.Text = "";
uxLengthOfAction.Text = "";
uxTimeOfAction.Focus();
}
catch
{
// Errors should be formatted like this, "Error in <filename>, <method>"
MessageBox.Show("Error in uxContainerForm, uxAddTimer_Click");
}
}
private void LoadControls()
{
m_Container = SaveStore.LoadControls();
for (int i = 0; i < m_Container.Timers.Count(); i++)
{
actionClockControl acc = new actionClockControl(m_Container.getTimer(i));
uxFlowPanel.Controls.Add(acc);
}
}
private void uxDebugBtn_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
DateTime theDate = new DateTime();
TimeSpan theEnd = new TimeSpan();
Parsetime parser = new Parsetime();
theEnd = parser.ParseTS("01:00:00");
theDate = DateTime.Now;
theDate = theDate.AddMinutes(1 + m_Container.Timers.Count());
//MessageBox.Show(theDate.ToString());
String newDate = Convert.ToDateTime(theDate).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt");
actionClockControl scc = new actionClockControl(newDate, "00:01:00", "Test " + m_Container.Timers.Count());
scc.Parent = uxFlowPanel;
scc.Show();
}
void uxNameOfAction_KeyDown(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.KeyEventArgs e)
{
// KeyValue 13 is the enter button
// We want to treat an enter key event as pressing the add timer button.
// Possibly replace the code after this if with a function to reduce code size
if (e.KeyValue == 13)
{
try
{
if (uxFlowPanel.Controls.Count == 0)
{
actionClockControl scc = new actionClockControl(uxTimeOfAction.Text, uxLengthOfAction.Text, uxNameOfAction.Text);
scc.Parent = uxFlowPanel;
scc.Show();
}
else
{
actionClockControl scc = new actionClockControl(uxTimeOfAction.Text, uxLengthOfAction.Text, uxNameOfAction.Text);
scc.Parent = uxFlowPanel;
scc.Show();
}
// Clear all the data parameters and prepare for the next entry
uxTimeOfAction.Text = "";
uxNameOfAction.Text = "";
uxLengthOfAction.Text = "";
uxTimeOfAction.Focus();
}
catch
{
MessageBox.Show("Error in uxContainerForm, uxNameOfAction_KeyDown");
}
}
else
{
//e.Handled = false;
}
}
private void killControl()
{
// Keep all cleanup procedures in this function, and ONLY close the control using this function.
try
{
// We need to figure out who owns us
Control control = this.Parent;
EventMessenger.SendMessage(this, m_Action, false, true);
// This checks if we are the first control, if so, we need to make a new "first" control before self-destructing
if (m_isFirst == true)
{
// We need to modify the date the next show begins, it is exactly one week after this one.
// Make a new DateTime to help calculate it
DateTime modStart = m_Action.Start;
// It's just easier to do it this way
String modEnd = m_Action.Length.ToString();
// It's really this easy to add 7 days to a datetime? Wow!
modStart = modStart.AddDays(7);
// Re-convert it to a string to pass back to a new actionClockControl
String s_modStart = Convert.ToDateTime(modStart).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy hh:mm:ss tt");
// Here's where it starts getting screwey, create a new control
actionClockControl acc = new actionClockControl(s_modStart, modEnd, "YRU-Up", true);
// Set the parent of the control we just made to our parent
acc.Parent = control;
// And show it
acc.Show();
}
if (this.Parent.Controls.Contains(this) == true)
{
// Don't dispose until we're removed from the parent
this.Parent.Controls.Remove(this);
}
else
{
// We're removed from the parent, dispose.
this.Dispose();
}
// Just to make sure, dispose again. ;)
this.Dispose();
}
catch
{
// If something in this function fails, dispose and throw a messagebox
this.Dispose();
MessageBox.Show("Error in actionClockControl, killControl");
}
}