/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Focus got set to the draft view
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">The event data</param>
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
protected override void OnGotFocus(EventArgs e)
{
base.OnGotFocus(e);
// Supposedly, m_ftMonitor should always be null, since it only gets set in OnGetFocus
// and it gets cleared in OnLostFocus. However there have been odd cases. If we're already
// tracking a change we don't want to lose it.
// Enhance JohnT: we don't really need this unless we're doing segment BTs.
if (m_ftMonitor == null)
{
m_ftMonitor = new FreeTransEditMonitor(Cache, BackTranslationWS);
// Unfortunately, when the main window closes, both our Dispose() method and our OnLostFocus() method
// get called during the Dispose() of the main window, which is AFTER the FdoCache gets disposed.
// We need to dispose our FreeTransEditMonitor before the cache is disposed, so we can update the
// CmTranslation if necessary.
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing += new FormClosingEventHandler(FormClosing);
}
if (m_cmtMonitor == null)
{
m_cmtMonitor = new CmTranslationEditMonitor(Cache, BackTranslationWS);
// Unfortunately, when the main window closes, both our Dispose() method and our OnLostFocus() method
// get called during the Dispose() of the main window, which is AFTER the FdoCache gets disposed.
// We need to dispose our FreeTransEditMonitor before the cache is disposed, so we can update the
// CmTranslation if necessary.
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing += new FormClosingEventHandler(FormClosing);
}
}
private void DisposeFtMonitor()
{
if (m_ftMonitor != null)
{
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing -= new FormClosingEventHandler(FormClosing);
m_ftMonitor.Dispose();
m_ftMonitor = null;
}
if (m_cmtMonitor != null)
{
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing -= new FormClosingEventHandler(FormClosing);
m_cmtMonitor.Dispose();
m_cmtMonitor = null;
}
}
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/// <summary>
/// Focus got set to the draft view
/// </summary>
/// <param name="e">The event data</param>
/// -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
protected override void OnGotFocus(EventArgs e)
{
base.OnGotFocus(e);
if (DesignMode || !m_fRootboxMade)
return;
// Reset the previous selected paragraph value to reset the optimization
// for scrolling the footnote pane.
m_prevSelectedParagraph = 0;
if (m_SelectionHelper != null)
{
if (m_SelectionHelper.SetSelection(this) == null)
{
// Set selection to beginning of first book if project has any books
if (BookFilter.BookCount > 0)
SetInsertionPoint((int)ScrBook.ScrBookTags.kflidTitle, 0, 0);
}
m_SelectionHelper = null;
}
// Supposedly, m_ftMonitor should always be null, since it only gets set in OnGetFocus
// and it gets cleared in OnLostFocus. However there have been odd cases. If we're already
// tracking a change we don't want to lose it.
if (m_contentType == StVc.ContentTypes.kctSegmentBT && m_ftMonitor == null)
{
m_ftMonitor = new FreeTransEditMonitor(Cache, BackTranslationWS);
// Unfortunately, when the main window closes, both our Dispose() method and our OnLostFocus() method
// get called during the Dispose() of the main window, which is AFTER the FdoCache gets disposed.
// We need to dispose our FreeTransEditMonitor before the cache is disposed, so we can update the
// CmTranslation if necessary.
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing += new FormClosingEventHandler(DraftView_FormClosing);
}
if (m_contentType == StVc.ContentTypes.kctSimpleBT && m_cmtMonitor == null)
{
m_cmtMonitor = new CmTranslationEditMonitor(Cache, BackTranslationWS);
if (TopLevelControl is Form)
(TopLevelControl as Form).FormClosing += new FormClosingEventHandler(DraftView_FormClosing);
}
// A draft view which has focus cannot display selected-segment highlighting.
if (m_draftViewVc != null)
m_draftViewVc.SetupOverrides(null, 0, 0, null, null);
}
