C# 클래스 SIL.FieldWorks.Common.Controls.XmlViewsUtils

Return a string such that ICU alphabetic comparison of the strings will produce the same results as numberic comparison of the values. For positive integers the string is a recognizeable representation of the number (with extra leading zeros); for negative, it is not recognizeable but works.

Alphas the comp pos num string.

Return the concatenation of all the input strings as a single string.

Given one of the original list items, and the spec of the column we want to sort by, add to collector whatever ManyOnePathSortItems are appropriate.

Copies the replacing param default.

If any attributes of input (or its children) are of the form "$param=default", generate a complete copy of input in which "$param=default" is replaced with "default", and return it. Otherwise just return input.

Answer a list containing, for each node in selectNodes, the item in sourceNodes that has the same value for the attribute attName.

Return a string such that ICU alphabetic comparison of the strings will produce the same results as DateTime.Compare of the values.

Find the index of the node in nodes that has value attVal for attribute attName. Return -1 if not found.

Find the index of the node in nodes that 'matches' the target node. Return -1 if not found.

Finds the node with attr val.

Finds the params.

Search the node for an element with an attribute that has a value that looks like "$ws=..." and return the "...".

This returns a NodeDisplayCommand containing thd node for GetNodeToUseForColumn. However, it distinguishes whether to display the children of this node or the node itself by returning the appropriate kind of NodeDisplayCommand.

Returns a 'fake' Guid used to filter unspecified Complex Form types in XmlVc. Setup in configuration files by XmlDocConfigureDlg.

Returns a 'fake' Guid used to filter unspecified Variant types in XmlVc. Setup in configuration files by XmlDocConfigureDlg.

We want to display the object bvi.KeyObject, or one of its pathobjects, in a column specified by colSpec. Determine the hvo and XmlNode that we should use as the root for the cell. By default, we display the first object in the path, using the base node derived from the colSpec. However, if the colSpec begins with a path compatible with bvi.PathFlid(0), we can use bvi.PathObject(1) and the appropriate derived node. If all flids match we can use bvi.KeyObject itself. If collectOuterStructParts is non-null, it accumulates containing parts that are structural, like para, span, div.

Convert the string found for a writing system to the appropriate integer code (hvo).

Return true if the specified fragment requires an hvo (and possibly flid) for its interpretation. Currently this assumes just the "ws" attribute, since smartws is obsolete.

Return true if the specified fragment requires an hvo (and possibly flid) for its interpretation. Currently this assumes just the "ws" attribute, since smartws is obsolete.

Find the value of the first parameter-like attribute value "$param=default"

Returns an array of string values (keys) for the objects under this layout node.

looks up plural form alternative first for given flid, secondly for its destination class.

go through possible attributes to match, and return true when the ones that exist match the same attributes in another node.

Returns an array of string values (keys) for the objects under the layout child nodes.

Main (recursive) part of CollectBrowseItems. Given that hvo is to be displayed using node, figure what objects to put in the list.

Finds the main child.

determine if string table query gave a significant result (i.e. not *{key}* format).

Recursive implementation method for GetDisplayCommandForColumn.

This is a simplified version of XmlVc.GetFlid. It does not look for a flid attr, nor try to cache the result. It looks for a "field" property, and optionally a "class" one, and uses them (or the class of hvo, if "class" is missing) to figure the flid. Virtual properties are assumed already created.

The node argument is an "obj" or "seq" element, and caller (if not null) is a part element that invoked the node and may override its "layout" attribute. Apply the same logic used by XmlVc to determine the node that will be used to display the destination object hvoDst

Process a fragment's children against multiple writing systems.