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• SIL
• FieldWorks
• XWorks
• MorphologyEditor
• RuleFormulaSlice

C# 클래스 SIL.FieldWorks.XWorks.MorphologyEditor.RuleFormulaSlice

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공개 메소드들

메소드	설명
InsertionControl_SizeChanged ( object sender, EventArgs e ) : void
Install ( DataTree parent ) : void
OnContextJumpToNaturalClass ( object args ) : bool
OnContextJumpToPhoneme ( object args ) : bool
OnContextSetFeatures ( object args ) : bool
OnDisplayContextJumpToNaturalClass ( object commandObject, XCore &display ) : bool
OnDisplayContextJumpToPhoneme ( object commandObject, XCore &display ) : bool
OnDisplayContextSetFeatures ( object commandObject, XCore &display ) : bool
RuleFormulaSlice ( ) : System

보호된 메소드들

메소드	설명
DesiredHeight ( SIL.FieldWorks.Common.RootSites.RootSite rs ) : int
Dispose ( bool disposing ) : void
OnEnter ( EventArgs e ) : void
OnLeave ( EventArgs e ) : void

비공개 메소드들

메소드	설명
SetSubcontrolHeights ( Control ctrl, int oldHeight, int newHeight ) : void	Set the heights of subcontrols to the new value if they're equal to the old value. (This appears to be done automatically by the Windows .Net implementation during the call to InsertionControl.Show(), even before the specific setting of Height in OnEnter()!) Setting only RuleFormulaControl.Height fails, because the process of setting the height triggers a layout, and the layout code changes the height to be no more than that of its parent control. There are two levels of control between RuleFormulaSlice and RuleFormulaControl, so the heights of those controls must be adjusted as well. I suppose something like this could be inserted into the implementation of Control.Height, but I'm reluctant to do so, partly because even then the behavior would not really match that of the Windows .Net implementation.

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