Base class for storing dynamic filters parameters.
A dynamic filter is a control that can be adjusted to selectively show and hide edges and vertices in the graph in real time. There is one control for each filterable column in the workbook, and one instance of this class for each such control.

Use the DynamicFilterUtil class to get collections of filter parameters.

Наследование: Object
Пример #1
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        SetCustomProperties
        (
            DynamicFilterParameters dynamicFilterParameters
        )
        {
            AssertValid();
            Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters != null);
            Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters is NumericFilterParameters);

            SetDecimalPlaces((NumericFilterParameters)dynamicFilterParameters);

            Decimal decSmallChange;

            if (this.DecimalPlaces == 0)
            {
                decSmallChange = 1;
            }
            else
            {
                decSmallChange =
                    (this.AvailableMaximum - this.AvailableMinimum) / 100;
            }

            this.SmallChange = decSmallChange;
        }
        SetCustomProperties
        (
            DynamicFilterParameters dynamicFilterParameters
        )
        {
            AssertValid();
            Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters is DateTimeFilterParameters);

            DateTimeFilterParameters oDateTimeFilterParameters =
                (DateTimeFilterParameters)dynamicFilterParameters;

            // Set the format of the wrapped control based on the Excel column
            // format.

            SimpleDateTimeFormat eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat =
                SimpleDateTimeFormat.Date;

            switch (oDateTimeFilterParameters.Format)
            {
            case ExcelColumnFormat.Date:

                break;

            case ExcelColumnFormat.Time:

                eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat = SimpleDateTimeFormat.Time;
                break;

            case ExcelColumnFormat.DateAndTime:

                eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat =
                    SimpleDateTimeFormat.DateAndTime;

                break;

            default:

                Debug.Assert(false);
                break;
            }

            this.Format = eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat;

            this.SmallChangeMinutes = Math.Max(1,
                                               (Decimal)((base.AvailableMaximum - base.AvailableMinimum).
                                                         TotalMinutes / 100.0));
        }
    SetCustomProperties
    (
        DynamicFilterParameters dynamicFilterParameters
    )
    {
        AssertValid();
        Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters != null);
        Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters is NumericFilterParameters);

        SetDecimalPlaces( (NumericFilterParameters)dynamicFilterParameters );

        Decimal decSmallChange;

        if (this.DecimalPlaces == 0)
        {
            decSmallChange = 1;
        }
        else
        {
            decSmallChange =
                (this.AvailableMaximum - this.AvailableMinimum) / 100;
        }

        this.SmallChange = decSmallChange;
    }
    SetCustomProperties
    (
        DynamicFilterParameters dynamicFilterParameters
    )
    {
        AssertValid();
        Debug.Assert(dynamicFilterParameters is DateTimeFilterParameters);

        DateTimeFilterParameters oDateTimeFilterParameters =
            (DateTimeFilterParameters)dynamicFilterParameters;

        // Set the format of the wrapped control based on the Excel column
        // format.

        SimpleDateTimeFormat eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat =
            SimpleDateTimeFormat.Date;

        switch (oDateTimeFilterParameters.Format)
        {
            case ExcelColumnFormat.Date:

                break;

            case ExcelColumnFormat.Time:

                eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat = SimpleDateTimeFormat.Time;
                break;

            case ExcelColumnFormat.DateAndTime:

                eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat =
                    SimpleDateTimeFormat.DateAndTime;

                break;

            default:

                Debug.Assert(false);
                break;
        }

        this.Format = eDateTimeRangeTrackBarFormat;

        this.SmallChangeMinutes = Math.Max(1,
            (Decimal)( (base.AvailableMaximum - base.AvailableMinimum).
                TotalMinutes / 100.0 ) );
    }
 SetUp()
 {
     m_oDynamicFilterParameters = new DynamicFilterParameters(ColumnName);
 }
    AddHistogramImageToPictureBox
    (
        String sWorksheetName,
        DynamicFilterParameters oDynamicFilterParameters,
        PictureBoxPlus oPictureBox
    )
    {
        Debug.Assert( !String.IsNullOrEmpty(sWorksheetName) );
        Debug.Assert(oDynamicFilterParameters != null);
        Debug.Assert(oPictureBox != null);
        AssertValid();

        // This method uses the following technique to get Excel to generate
        // the histogram image.
        //
        // There is a hidden chart on the Miscellaneous worksheet that is
        // used for the histogram.  It gets its data from two columns in a
        // hidden table on the Overall Metrics worksheet that use Excel
        // formulas to calculate the frequency distribution of the values in an
        // Excel column, called the "source column."  The formulas use Excel's
        // INDIRECT() function to get the address of the source column from a
        // cell named NamedRange.DynamicFilterSourceColumnRange.
        //
        // In a new workbook, the frequency distribution columns initially
        // contain all #REF! errors, because the named range is empty.  This
        // method sets the named range to something like
        // "Vertices[ColumnName]", then forces Excel to recalculate the
        // frequency distribution columns.  This causes a histogram to appear
        // in the chart.  An image of the chart is then copied to the clipboard
        // and pasted into the PictureBox.

        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Worksheet oOverallMetricsWorksheet,
            oMiscellaneousWorksheet;

        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Range oDynamicFilterSourceColumnRange,
            oDynamicFilterForceCalculationRange;

        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Chart oDynamicFilterHistogram;

        if (
            ExcelUtil.TryGetWorksheet(m_oWorkbook,
                WorksheetNames.OverallMetrics, out oOverallMetricsWorksheet)
            &&
            ExcelUtil.TryGetRange(oOverallMetricsWorksheet,
                NamedRangeNames.DynamicFilterSourceColumnRange,
                out oDynamicFilterSourceColumnRange)
            &&
            ExcelUtil.TryGetRange(oOverallMetricsWorksheet,
                NamedRangeNames.DynamicFilterForceCalculationRange,
                out oDynamicFilterForceCalculationRange)
            &&
            ExcelUtil.TryGetWorksheet(m_oWorkbook,
                WorksheetNames.Miscellaneous, out oMiscellaneousWorksheet)
            &&
            ExcelUtil.TryGetChart(oMiscellaneousWorksheet,
                ChartNames.DynamicFilterHistogram, out oDynamicFilterHistogram)
            )
        {
            // Set the named range to the address of the source column.
            // Sample: "Vertices[Degree]".

            oDynamicFilterSourceColumnRange.set_Value(Missing.Value,
                String.Format(
                    "{0}[{1}]",
                    sWorksheetName,
                    oDynamicFilterParameters.ColumnName
                    )
                );

            // Excel's automatic calculation may be turned off, either by the
            // user or by code elsewhere in this dialog.  Make sure the
            // frequency distribution columns get calculated.

            oDynamicFilterForceCalculationRange.Calculate();

            // Make sure the chart is drawn immediately.

            oDynamicFilterHistogram.Refresh();

            // Tell Excel to copy the chart image to the clipboard.  (Although
            // the second argument to CopyPicture is xlBitmap, no bitmap gets
            // copied.  Instead, Excel uses an enhanced metafile.)

            oDynamicFilterHistogram.CopyPicture(
                Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlPictureAppearance.xlScreen,
                Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlCopyPictureFormat.xlBitmap,
                Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.XlPictureAppearance.xlScreen);

            oPictureBox.TryPasteEnhancedMetafile();
        }
    }
    AddHistogramToGroupBox
    (
        String sWorksheetName,
        DynamicFilterParameters oDynamicFilterParameters,
        GroupBox oGroupBox,
        Int32 iX,
        ref Int32 iY
    )
    {
        Debug.Assert( !String.IsNullOrEmpty(sWorksheetName) );
        Debug.Assert(oDynamicFilterParameters != null);
        Debug.Assert(oGroupBox != null);
        AssertValid();

        // The histogram is a PictureBox containing an image created by Excel.

        PictureBoxPlus oPictureBox = new PictureBoxPlus();
        oPictureBox.Location = new Point(iX, iY);
        oPictureBox.Margin = Padding.Empty;
        oPictureBox.Height = HistogramHeight;
        oPictureBox.SizeMode = PictureBoxSizeMode.StretchImage;

        oPictureBox.Anchor =
            AnchorStyles.Left | AnchorStyles.Top | AnchorStyles.Right;

        oGroupBox.Controls.Add(oPictureBox);

        AddHistogramImageToPictureBox(sWorksheetName, oDynamicFilterParameters,
            oPictureBox);

        iY += oPictureBox.Height + HistogramBottomMargin;

        return (oPictureBox);
    }
    AddLabelToGroupBox
    (
        DynamicFilterParameters oDynamicFilterParameters,
        GroupBox oGroupBox,
        Int32 iX,
        Int32 iY
    )
    {
        Debug.Assert(oGroupBox != null);
        Debug.Assert(oDynamicFilterParameters != null);
        AssertValid();

        Label oLabel = new Label();
        oLabel.Text = oDynamicFilterParameters.ColumnName + ":";
        oLabel.Location = new Point(iX, iY);
        oLabel.Margin = Padding.Empty;
        oLabel.AutoEllipsis = true;

        // The actual size of the Label will get set by the caller.

        oLabel.AutoSize = false;

        oGroupBox.Controls.Add(oLabel);

        return (oLabel);
    }