private void UpdateOptions()
{
foreach (OptionsDialogTab tab in tabbedPanel.Items)
{
tab.CommitConfig();
}
ConfigManager.LoadedConfig = QTUtility2.DeepClone(WorkingConfig);
ConfigManager.WriteConfig();
ConfigManager.UpdateConfig();
}
private void buildinCbx_SelectionChanged(object sender, SelectionChangedEventArgs e)
{
if (true != radUseLangFileYes.IsChecked)
{
WorkingConfig.lang.BuiltInLangSelectedIndex = buildinCbx.SelectedIndex;
ConfigManager.LoadedConfig = QTUtility2.DeepClone(WorkingConfig);
ConfigManager.WriteConfig();
ConfigManager.UpdateConfig();
//QTUtility.ValidateTextResources
}
}
private OptionsDialog()
{
Initialized += (sender, args) => Topmost = true;
ContentRendered += (sender, args) => Topmost = false;
InitializeComponent();
int i = 0;
tabbedPanel.ItemsSource = new OptionsDialogTab[] {
new Options01_Window {
Index = i++
},
new Options02_Tabs {
Index = i++
},
new Options03_Tweaks {
Index = i++
},
new Options04_Tooltips {
Index = i++
},
new Options05_General {
Index = i++
},
new Options06_Appearance {
Index = i++
},
new Options07_Mouse {
Index = i++
},
new Options08_Keys {
Index = i++
},
new Options09_Groups {
Index = i++
},
new Options10_Apps {
Index = i++
},
new Options11_ButtonBar {
Index = i++
},
new Options12_Plugins {
Index = i++
},
new Options13_Language {
Index = i++
},
new Options14_About {
Index = i
}
};
// For some reason, on XP, the Options dialog starts up with a blank tab
// This is the only way I've found to fix it
// TODO: Investigate and see if there's a better way
Loaded += (sender, args) => {
tabbedPanel.SelectedIndex = 1;
tabbedPanel.SelectedIndex = 0;
};
WorkingConfig = QTUtility2.DeepClone(ConfigManager.LoadedConfig);
foreach (OptionsDialogTab tab in tabbedPanel.Items)
{
tab.WorkingConfig = WorkingConfig;
IHotkeyContainer ihc = tab as IHotkeyContainer;
if (ihc != null)
{
ihc.NewHotkeyRequested += ProcessNewHotkey;
}
tab.InitializeConfig();
}
}
