/// <summary>
/// Set the new state. If it is an animation, it starts immediatly
/// and iterates the animation as defined within the NotifyIconState.AniLoops
/// property. If it was set to -1, this will be an endless animation.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="stateKey"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public NotifyIconState SetState(string stateKey)
{
if (_currentState.IsAnimation)
{
_aniStepTimer.Stop();
_aniStep = 0;
_aniLoopStep = 0;
}
// set the new state
if (_iconStates.ContainsKey(stateKey))
{
_currentState = (NotifyIconState)_iconStates[stateKey];
}
else
{
_currentState = new NotifyIconState();
}
// refresh current display state
if (_currentState.IsIcon)
{
SetIcon();
}
SetText();
// if it is a animation, start it
if (_currentState.IsAnimation)
{ // do not make the UI unresponding anymore:
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(new WaitCallback(this.AnimationThreadRun));
}
return(_currentState);
}
protected virtual void OnAnimationFinished(NotifyIconState animation)
{
if (AnimationFinished != null)
{
AnimationFinished(this, animation);
}
}
public NotifyIconState AddState(NotifyIconState newState)
{
_iconStates.Add(newState.Key, newState);
return(newState);
}
public NotifyIconAnimation(System.ComponentModel.IContainer container, NotifyIconState notifyIconState)
: this(container)
{
_currentState = this.AddState(notifyIconState);
}
public NotifyIconAnimation(NotifyIconState notifyIconState)
: this()
{
_currentState = this.AddState(notifyIconState);
}