private unsafe void OnShouldSerializeValue(Com2PropertyDescriptor sender, GetBoolValueEvent gbvevent)
{
if (sender.TargetObject is VSSDK.IVsPerPropertyBrowsing vsObj)
{
// by default we say it's default
BOOL pfResult = BOOL.TRUE;
HRESULT hr = vsObj.HasDefaultValue(sender.DISPID, &pfResult);
if (hr == HRESULT.S_OK && pfResult.IsFalse())
{
// specify a default value editor
gbvevent.Value = true;
}
}
Debug.Assert(sender.TargetObject is null || sender.TargetObject is VSSDK.IVsPerPropertyBrowsing, "Object is not " + Interface.Name + "!");
}
BOOL IMsoComponentManager.FPushMessageLoop(
UIntPtr dwComponentID,
msoloop uReason,
void *pvLoopData)
{
// Hold onto old state to allow restore before we exit...
msocstate currentLoopState = _currentState;
BOOL continueLoop = BOOL.TRUE;
if (!OleComponents.TryGetValue(dwComponentID, out ComponentHashtableEntry entry))
{
return(BOOL.FALSE);
}
IMsoComponent prevActive = _activeComponent;
try
{
User32.MSG msg = new User32.MSG();
IMsoComponent requestingComponent = entry.component;
_activeComponent = requestingComponent;
Debug.WriteLineIf(
CompModSwitches.MSOComponentManager.TraceInfo,
$"ComponentManager : Pushing message loop {uReason}");
Debug.Indent();
while (continueLoop.IsTrue())
{
// Determine the component to route the message to
IMsoComponent component = _trackingComponent ?? _activeComponent ?? requestingComponent;
bool useAnsi = false;
BOOL peeked = User32.PeekMessageW(ref msg);
if (peeked.IsTrue())
{
useAnsi = msg.hwnd != IntPtr.Zero && User32.IsWindowUnicode(msg.hwnd).IsFalse();
if (useAnsi)
{
peeked = User32.PeekMessageA(ref msg);
}
}
if (peeked.IsTrue())
{
continueLoop = component.FContinueMessageLoop(uReason, pvLoopData, &msg);
// If the component wants us to process the message, do it.
if (continueLoop.IsTrue())
{
if (useAnsi)
{
User32.GetMessageA(ref msg);
Debug.Assert(User32.IsWindowUnicode(msg.hwnd).IsFalse());
}
else
{
User32.GetMessageW(ref msg);
Debug.Assert(msg.hwnd == IntPtr.Zero || User32.IsWindowUnicode(msg.hwnd).IsTrue());
}
if (msg.message == User32.WM.QUIT)
{
Debug.WriteLineIf(
CompModSwitches.MSOComponentManager.TraceInfo,
"ComponentManager : Normal message loop termination");
ThreadContext.FromCurrent().DisposeThreadWindows();
if (uReason != msoloop.Main)
{
User32.PostQuitMessage((int)msg.wParam);
}
continueLoop = BOOL.FALSE;
break;
}
// Now translate and dispatch the message.
//
// Reading through the rather sparse documentation,
// it seems we should only call FPreTranslateMessage
// on the active component.
if (component.FPreTranslateMessage(&msg).IsFalse())
{
User32.TranslateMessage(ref msg);
if (useAnsi)
{
User32.DispatchMessageA(ref msg);
}
else
{
User32.DispatchMessageW(ref msg);
}
}
}
}
else
{
// If this is a DoEvents loop, then get out. There's nothing left for us to do.
if (uReason == msoloop.DoEvents || uReason == msoloop.DoEventsModal)
{
break;
}
// Nothing is on the message queue. Perform idle processing and then do a WaitMessage.
bool continueIdle = false;
if (OleComponents != null)
{
IEnumerator enumerator = OleComponents.Values.GetEnumerator();
while (enumerator.MoveNext())
{
ComponentHashtableEntry idleEntry = (ComponentHashtableEntry)enumerator.Current;
continueIdle |= idleEntry.component.FDoIdle(msoidlef.All).IsTrue();
}
}
// Give the component one more chance to terminate the message loop.
continueLoop = component.FContinueMessageLoop(uReason, pvLoopData, null);
if (continueLoop.IsTrue())
{
if (continueIdle)
{
// If someone has asked for idle time, give it to them. However,
// don't cycle immediately; wait up to 100ms. Why? Because we don't
// want someone to attach to idle, forget to detach, and then cause
// CPU to end up in race condition. For Windows Forms this generally isn't an issue because
// our component always returns false from its idle request
User32.MsgWaitForMultipleObjectsEx(0, IntPtr.Zero, 100, User32.QS.ALLINPUT, User32.MWMO.INPUTAVAILABLE);
}
else
{
// We should call GetMessage here, but we cannot because
// the component manager requires that we notify the
// active component before we pull the message off the
// queue. This is a bit of a problem, because WaitMessage
// waits for a NEW message to appear on the queue. If a
// message appeared between processing and now WaitMessage
// would wait for the next message. We minimize this here
// by calling PeekMessage.
if (User32.PeekMessageW(ref msg, IntPtr.Zero, 0, 0, User32.PM.NOREMOVE).IsFalse())
{
User32.WaitMessage();
}
}
}
}
}
Debug.Unindent();
Debug.WriteLineIf(CompModSwitches.MSOComponentManager.TraceInfo, $"ComponentManager : message loop {uReason} complete.");
}
finally
{
_currentState = currentLoopState;
_activeComponent = prevActive;
}
return(continueLoop.IsFalse() ? BOOL.TRUE : BOOL.FALSE);
}
protected unsafe override IntPtr HookProc(IntPtr hwnd, int msg, IntPtr wParam, IntPtr lParam)
{
switch ((User32.WM)msg)
{
case User32.WM.INITDIALOG:
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.HUE,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.SAT,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.LUM,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.RED,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.GREEN,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
User32.SendDlgItemMessageW(
hwnd,
(User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.BLUE,
(User32.WM)User32.EM.SETMARGINS,
(IntPtr)(User32.EC.LEFTMARGIN | User32.EC.RIGHTMARGIN));
IntPtr hwndCtl = User32.GetDlgItem(hwnd, (User32.DialogItemID)Comdlg32.COLOR.MIX);
User32.EnableWindow(hwndCtl, BOOL.FALSE);
User32.SetWindowPos(
hwndCtl,
User32.HWND_TOP,
flags: User32.SWP.HIDEWINDOW);
hwndCtl = User32.GetDlgItem(hwnd, (User32.DialogItemID)User32.ID.OK);
User32.EnableWindow(hwndCtl, BOOL.FALSE);
User32.SetWindowPos(
hwndCtl,
User32.HWND_TOP,
flags: User32.SWP.HIDEWINDOW);
Color = Color.Empty;
break;
case User32.WM.COMMAND:
if (PARAM.LOWORD(wParam) == (int)Comdlg32.COLOR.ADD)
{
BOOL success = BOOL.FALSE;
byte red = (byte)User32.GetDlgItemInt(hwnd, (int)Comdlg32.COLOR.RED, &success, BOOL.FALSE);
Debug.Assert(success.IsFalse(), "Couldn't find dialog member COLOR_RED");
byte green = (byte)User32.GetDlgItemInt(hwnd, (int)Comdlg32.COLOR.GREEN, &success, BOOL.FALSE);
Debug.Assert(success.IsFalse(), "Couldn't find dialog member COLOR_GREEN");
byte blue = (byte)User32.GetDlgItemInt(hwnd, (int)Comdlg32.COLOR.BLUE, &success, BOOL.FALSE);
Debug.Assert(success.IsFalse(), "Couldn't find dialog member COLOR_BLUE");
Color = Color.FromArgb(red, green, blue);
User32.PostMessageW(
hwnd,
User32.WM.COMMAND,
PARAM.FromLowHigh((int)User32.ID.OK, 0),
User32.GetDlgItem(hwnd, (User32.DialogItemID)User32.ID.OK));
break;
}
break;
}
return(base.HookProc(hwnd, msg, wParam, lParam));
}
public unsafe HRESULT GetDragDropEffect(BOOL fDrag, User32.MK grfKeyState, Ole32.DROPEFFECT *pdwEffect)
{
if (pdwEffect is null)
{
return(HRESULT.E_POINTER);
}
Debug.WriteLineIf(RichTextDbg.TraceVerbose, "IRichEditOleCallback::GetDragDropEffect");
if (owner.AllowDrop || owner.EnableAutoDragDrop)
{
if (fDrag.IsTrue() && grfKeyState == (User32.MK) 0)
{
// This is the very first call we receive in a Drag-Drop operation,
// so we will let the control know what we support.
// Note that we haven't gotten any data yet, so we will let QueryAcceptData
// do the OnDragEnter. Note too, that grfKeyState does not yet reflect the
// current keystate
if (owner.EnableAutoDragDrop)
{
lastEffect = (DragDropEffects.All | DragDropEffects.None);
}
else
{
lastEffect = DragDropEffects.None;
}
}
else
{
// We are either dragging over or dropping
// The below is the complete reverse of what the docs on MSDN suggest,
// but if we follow the docs, we would be firing OnDragDrop all the
// time instead of OnDragOver (see
// drag - fDrag = false, grfKeyState != 0
// drop - fDrag = false, grfKeyState = 0
// We only care about the drag.
//
// When we drop, lastEffect will have the right state
if (fDrag.IsFalse() && lastDataObject is not null && grfKeyState != (User32.MK) 0)
{
DragEventArgs e = new DragEventArgs(lastDataObject,
(int)grfKeyState,
Control.MousePosition.X,
Control.MousePosition.Y,
DragDropEffects.All,
lastEffect);
// Now tell which of the allowable effects we want to use, but only if we are not already none
if (lastEffect != DragDropEffects.None)
{
e.Effect = ((grfKeyState & User32.MK.CONTROL) == User32.MK.CONTROL) ? DragDropEffects.Copy : DragDropEffects.Move;
}
owner.OnDragOver(e);
lastEffect = e.Effect;
}
}
*pdwEffect = (Ole32.DROPEFFECT)lastEffect;
}
else
{
*pdwEffect = Ole32.DROPEFFECT.NONE;
}
return(HRESULT.S_OK);
}