/// <summary>
/// Triggered when Run button is clicked
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender"></param>
/// <param name="e"></param>
virtual protected void RunButton_Click(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
m_progressRing.IsActive = true;
if (RunButtonClicked != null)
{
m_runButton.IsEnabled = false;
RunButtonClicked.Invoke(m_skillBinding);
}
}
public MainToolbar(Gtk.Window window)
{
gtkWindow = window;
widget = new NSToolbar(MainToolbarId)
{
DisplayMode = NSToolbarDisplayMode.Icon,
};
awesomeBar = new AwesomeBar();
awesomeBar.RunButton.Activated += (o, e) => {
RunButtonClicked?.Invoke(o, e);
};
awesomeBar.RunButton.UnfocusToolbar += (o, e) => {
awesomeBar.Window.MakeFirstResponder(null);
exitAction(Gtk.DirectionType.TabBackward);
};
// Remove the focus from the Gtk system when Cocoa has focus
// Fixes BXC #29601
awesomeBar.SearchBar.GainedFocus += (o, e) => IdeApp.Workbench.RootWindow.Focus = null;
AttachToolbarEvents(awesomeBar.SearchBar);
selectorView.ConfigurationChanged += (sender, e) => {
if (ConfigurationChanged != null)
{
ConfigurationChanged(sender, e);
}
};
selectorView.RunConfigurationChanged += (sender, e) => {
if (RunConfigurationChanged != null)
{
RunConfigurationChanged(sender, e);
}
};
selectorView.RuntimeChanged += (sender, ea) => {
if (RuntimeChanged != null)
{
RuntimeChanged(sender, ea);
}
};
widget.WillInsertItem = (tool, id, send) => {
switch (id)
{
case AwesomeBarId:
return(new NSToolbarItem(AwesomeBarId)
{
View = awesomeBar,
MinSize = new CGSize(MacSystemInformation.OsVersion < MacSystemInformation.Mojave ? 1024: 600, AwesomeBar.ToolbarWidgetHeight),
MaxSize = new CGSize(float.PositiveInfinity, AwesomeBar.ToolbarWidgetHeight)
});
default:
throw new NotImplementedException();
}
};
// We can't use the events that Xamarin.Mac adds for delegate methods as they will overwrite
// the delegate that Gtk has added
NSWindow nswin = GtkMacInterop.GetNSWindow(window);
// The way how sizing of the NSToolbar is implemented seems to have changen in Mojave.
// Previously we had to track the window size and update our MinSize to prevent NSToolbar
// from removing the item automatically. Now the same logic has the opposite effect on Mojave.
// Additionally AwesomeBar has no active window, after being removed from the NSToolbar, making
// the required size calculation much more complex. However letting NSToolbar do the magic
// internally works on Mojave correctly.
if (MacSystemInformation.OsVersion < MacSystemInformation.Mojave)
{
Action <NSNotification> resizeAction = notif => Runtime.RunInMainThread(() => {
var win = awesomeBar.Window;
if (win == null)
{
return;
}
var item = widget.Items [0];
var abFrameInWindow = awesomeBar.ConvertRectToView(awesomeBar.Frame, null);
var awesomebarHeight = AwesomeBar.ToolbarWidgetHeight;
var size = new CGSize(win.Frame.Width - abFrameInWindow.X - 4, awesomebarHeight);
if (item.MinSize != size)
{
item.MinSize = size;
}
});
NSNotificationCenter.DefaultCenter.AddObserver(NSWindow.DidResizeNotification, resizeAction, nswin);
NSNotificationCenter.DefaultCenter.AddObserver(NSWindow.DidEndLiveResizeNotification, resizeAction, nswin);
}
NSNotificationCenter.DefaultCenter.AddObserver(NSWindow.WillEnterFullScreenNotification, (note) => IsFullscreen = true, nswin);
NSNotificationCenter.DefaultCenter.AddObserver(NSWindow.WillExitFullScreenNotification, (note) => IsFullscreen = false, nswin);
}
public void OnRunButtonClicked()
{
RunButtonClicked?.Invoke(StoredGame);
}
private void RunButtonOnClick() => RunButtonClicked?.Invoke(this, selectedSceneToRun);
