C# 클래스 SIL.FieldWorks.XWorks.DictionaryPublicationDecorator

We want to intercept notifications. So instead of registering the root box with the wrapped SDA, we register ourself.

Make one. By default we filter to the main dictionary.

Create one. The SDA passed MAY be the DomainDataByFlid of the cache, but it is usually another decorator.

Returns a TsString with the entry headword and a sense number if there are more than one senses.

When we get a PropChanged, it is really meant for our m_notifiee. However, it may have invalid arguments for ivMin etc, because the item(s) inserted or deleted in the real property may be in a different (or no) place in the filtered property. Rather than trying to figure out what really changed, we issue a PropChanged which is interpreted as changing the whole property.

Update whatever needs it.

Build the set of objects we want to hide: all the ones that refer to the Publication. Perhaps strictly we should exclude the ones that refer to it in DoNotPublishIn, but those are the only properties that refer to this target.

Enhance JohnT: there is some evidence (see LexReference.ExtractMinimalLexReferences) that LexReferences of the three sequence types should be allowed to show up if only ONE item is present. However, such a 'relation' doesn't seem very useful, and a longer one that is reduced to a single item by filtering is even less likely to be what the user wants.