private Object GetCompareValue_Default(GenericListViewSorter Sorter, String ColumnName, ListViewItem Item)
{
//default just returns the String, for now. Later, add special conditions that detect when something is a valid date. Or something...
int indexuse = Sorter.OurListView.Columns[ColumnName].Index;
return(Item.SubItems[indexuse].Text);
}
private void JobMonitor_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
NotificationIcon = new NotifyIcon();
//same icon as this form.
NotificationIcon.Icon = this.Icon;
//set the ContextMenuStrip....
NotificationMenu = new ContextMenuStrip();
HideItem = new ToolStripMenuItem("&Hide");
RestoreItem = new ToolStripMenuItem("&Restore");
//make it bold to indicate it is the "default" action.
RestoreItem.Font = new Font(RestoreItem.Font, FontStyle.Bold);
QuitItem = new ToolStripMenuItem("&Quit");
//set handlers...
NotificationMenu.Opening += new CancelEventHandler(NotificationMenu_Opening);
MonitorSorter = new GenericListViewSorter(lvwUserListing, null);
HideItem.Click += new EventHandler(HideItem_Click);
QuitItem.Click += new EventHandler(QuitItem_Click);
RestoreItem.Click += new EventHandler(RestoreItem_Click);
NotificationMenu.Items.AddRange(new ToolStripItem[] { RestoreItem, HideItem, QuitItem });
NotificationIcon.DoubleClick += new EventHandler(RestoreItem_Click);
NotificationIcon.ContextMenuStrip = NotificationMenu;
//That's the Notification Icon setup.
//ready the db...
tryagain:
try
{
//Database.GetConnection();
Database.DbConnection_Progress();
}
catch (Exception exx)
{
//oh no!
//log the error.
DataLayer.LogAdmin("Exception:" + exx.Message + " Stack Trace:" + exx.StackTrace);
//show a message.
if (MessageBox.Show(this, "Error Connecting to the Database:" + exx.Message, "Database Error", MessageBoxButtons.RetryCancel) == DialogResult.Retry)
{
goto tryagain;
}
Close();
}
DbConnection gotcon = Database.GetConnection();
//draw our "LED" bitmaps.
LEDs = new Bitmap[LEDColorsMiddle.Length];
LEDGraphics = new Graphics[LEDColorsMiddle.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < LEDColorsMiddle.Length; i++)
{
LEDs[i] = new Bitmap(16, 16);
Graphics g = LEDGraphics[i] = Graphics.FromImage(LEDs[i]);
g.Clear(Color.Transparent);
//draw an ellipse...
GraphicsPath gpp = new GraphicsPath();
gpp.AddEllipse(2, 2, 14, 14);
PathGradientBrush pathbrush = new PathGradientBrush(gpp);
pathbrush.CenterColor = LEDColorsMiddle[i];
Color[] surround = pathbrush.SurroundColors;
for (int j = 0; j < surround.Length; j++)
{
surround[j] = LEDColorsOuter[i];
}
pathbrush.SurroundColors = surround;
pathbrush.CenterPoint = new PointF(8, 8);
g.FillPath(pathbrush, gpp);
gpp.Dispose();
pathbrush.Dispose();
}
//create the ImageList.
imlListView = new ImageList();
imlListView.ImageSize = new Size(16, 16);
imlListView.ColorDepth = ColorDepth.Depth32Bit;
imlListView.Images.AddRange(LEDs);
//add the columns to the listview.
//right now- a "unlabelled" one, 17 pixels wide, to show the LED;
//and their Name. simple enough, really.
lvwUserListing.SmallImageList = imlListView;
lvwUserListing.Columns.Add("NAME", "Name", 100);
lvwUserListing.Columns.Add("BUSY", "Time", 100);
lvwUserListing.SizeColumnsEqual();
//add two groups: one for clocked-in and one for clocked-out.
Clockedingroup = lvwUserListing.Groups.Add("CLOCKEDIN", "Clocked In");
Clockedoutgroup = lvwUserListing.Groups.Add("CLOCKEDOUT", "Clocked Out");
MonitorSelChange = new BeforeSelItemChange(lvwUserListing);
MonitorSelChange.fireChange += new BeforeSelItemChange.BeforeItemChangeFunction(MonitorSelChange_fireChange);
userwatch = new CUserDataWatcher(Database);
userwatch.WatchEvent += new CUserDataWatcher.WatchEventFunc(userwatch_WatchEvent);
//set up the timer as well, which will periodically fire...
MonitorUpdateTimer = new Timer();
MonitorUpdateTimer.Interval = 500;
MonitorUpdateTimer.Tick += new EventHandler(MonitorUpdateTimer_Tick);
//MonitorUpdateTimer.Start();
}
private Object GetCompareValue_Default(GenericListViewSorter Sorter, String ColumnName, ListViewItem Item)
{
//default just returns the String, for now. Later, add special conditions that detect when something is a valid date. Or something...
int indexuse = Sorter.OurListView.Columns[ColumnName].Index;
return Item.SubItems[indexuse].Text;
}