EditManager (ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Binders.EditManager, Manager edit) — the special class for continuous binding controls to properties of the data object.
The Method Of EditManager.Change
If the value of the data object is changed programmatically, to update values on the form are required to inform EditManager that the value (or the entire object has changed). This is done by calling the method from EditManager Change(). If the method is called without any parameters, updates all controls. If parameter (property name), then only the controls,» «tied to the specified property. If the argument is specified the name of the wizard that will update all the controls all the mechanics of the properties of this wizard.
An example of using this method is presented in features of setting default values.
Osobennosti:_ method without a parameter or with one parameter, the string will not cause AfterChangeProperties().
The Method Of EditManager.SetReadonlyFlagProperties
On the edit form, sometimes the required fields that are blocked via EditManager. However, there are situations when you are using EditManager.SetReadonlyFlagProperties after you save the object for some time, you unlock and the value can be changed. To prevent such situations, there is a method AddControlsToForcedReadOnlylist that block change flag ReadOnly. This method works with a list of controls. The list in turn can be edited: to add or remove controls.
void EditManager.SetReadonlyFlagProperties(bool readonlyflag, params string[] properties)
Pstrfreadonlyflag parameter defines the value that will be set the ReadOnly property of the controls, edit fields specified in properties`.
An example of using this method is presented in Forms and classes on the desktop app.
Method AddControlsToForcedReadOnlyList
/// <summary>
/// Add items to list controls, which EditManager will not change the ReadOnly flag.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="controlList">New items.</param>
public void AddControlsToForcedReadOnlyList(List<Control> controlList)
Example:
public override void Edit(ICSSoft.STORMNET.DataObject dataobject, string contpath, string propertyname, object tag)
{
base.Edit(dataobject, contpath, propertyname, tag);
if (DataObject != null)
{
EditManager.AddControlsToForcedReadOnlyList(new List<Control>() { ctrlФИО });
}
}
Method RemoveControlsFromForcedReadOnlylist
This method allows you to remove the controls added by the AddControlsToForcedReadOnlyList.
/// <summary>
/// Remove elements from the list of controls, which EditManager will not change the ReadOnly flag.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="controlList">the Removed elements.</param>
/// <param name="readOnlyFlag">Flag, which is removed from the list of items you need to put in the ReadOnly property.</param>
public void RemoveControlsFromForcedReadOnlyList(List<Control> controlList, bool readOnlyFlag = false)
Create edit form object
There are several ways to “manually” create the edit form of the object with the ability to associate it with the properties of an existing data object.
Linking via program code
1.Place necessary controls on форме;
2.Create an instance of the class ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Binders.EditManager (Manager editing is a specialized class for continuous binding controls to properties of the data object).
Designer required parameter is the data class that is configured in Manager edit.
Primer:_
em = new StormNetForms.Binders.EditManager(typeof(CDDD));
3.To link controls to properties of the data object.
It is necessary to cause EditManager method AddControl. The parameters are passed: the structure ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Binders.ControlForBindStruct.
Primary associate a control with a property of the data object:_
em.AddControl(new StormNetForms.Binders.ControlForBindStruct(txtName, "Text"), "Name");
em.AddControl(new StormNetForms.Binders.ControlForBindStruct(txtCapacity, "Text"), "Volume");
4.To set a property EditManager.DataObject the data object that you want to edit.
After performing these steps, the controls will be connected to the properties of object data through EditManager, respectively, when the user will edit the values in the controls at the same time will change the values of the properties of the data object.
If the value of the data object is changed programmatically, to update values on the form need to perform EditManager.Change.
EditManager has events that allow to determine the values of properties in the data object. This event BeforeChangePropertyValue triggered before setting the value and AfterChangeProperty triggered after setting the value.
Also, you can associate a manually smeared controls with other controls, providing your EditManager, such as GroupEditBase, then it is possible to provide the editing values of the data object in the list, via the external controls.
Binding through the properties
Instead of designing EditManager from the code, it is also possible to throw» «on the form as control and bind the controls with the properties using standard window editing properties in the Visual Studio environment.
If the window edit properties of an EditManager field Bindings.
this.editManagerMain.Bindings = new ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Design.Binds("", null, null);
in the following, where indicated, with what view works EditManager:
this.editManagerMain.Bindings = new ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Design.Binds("C__Client", typeof(IIS.TryFilter.Клиент), null);
Further through the field Bindings.
To associate input fields with object properties generated code similar to the following:
Binds(string viewname, Type dataobjectType, OneBind[] binds) (параметры для создания объектов класса OneBind аналогичны параметрам структуры ControlForBindStruct).
this.editManagerMain.Bindings = new Binds("C__Client", typeof(IIS.TryFilter.Клиент),
new ICSSoft.STORMNET.Windows.Forms.Design.OneBind[]
{
new OneBind(this.textBoxClientFIO, typeof(System.Windows.Forms.TextBox), "Text", null, "Name"),
new OneBind(this.textBoxClientAdress, typeof(System.Windows.Forms.TextBox), "Text", null, "Registration")
});