C# Class SIL.FieldWorks.Common.Controls.XmlBrowseViewBase

Clear dangerous data values out of any of your decorated SDAs that require it.

a look up table for getting the correct version of strings that the user will see.

Get the widths of the columns as VwLengths (for the view tables).

Gets the name of the corresponding property.

Get the HVO of the object at the specified index.

Allows xCore-specific initialization. We don't need any.

Inits the specified node spec.

Make the root box.

Called when [delete record].

see if it makes sense to provide the "delete record" command now

Export the contents of the browse view to the debug window. Answer false so other browse views can export theirs also.

If the text for pasting is too long, truncate it and warn the user.

Called when [prepare to refresh].

Tries to be smart about whether our RootSite should print or not.

Called when [request debug info].

Called through mediator by reflection. (Maybe?) This routine attempts to restore the scroll position previously saved by OnSaveScrollPosition. Specifically, it attempts to scroll to a position such that the top of the object at index m_iTopOfScreenObjectForScrollPosition is m_dyTopOfScreenOffset pixels below the top of the client area (or above, if m_dyTopOfScreenOffset is negative).

Called through mediator by reflection. Save the current scroll position for later restoration, in a form that will survive having the view contents replaced by a lazy box (that is, it's not good enough to just save AutoScrollPosition.y, we need enough information to create a selection at the top of the screen and get a corresponding selection back there. This class implements this by figuring out the index of the record at the top of the screen and saving that.

After we have our true size, make sure the interesting row is visible.

Set a controlling scrollbar's parameters using information this object owns.

Cause the behavior to switch to the current setting of ReadOnlyBrowse. Override if the behaivor should be different than this.

Initializes a new instance of the T:XmlBrowseViewBase class.

Handle the special aspects of adjusting the scroll position for a table of cells like we have in the browse view. See LT-3607 for details of what can go wrong without this override.

Creates a new selection restorer.

Clean up any resources being used.

Does the select and scroll.

Common code to HandleSelectionChange and MouseDown.

A browse view does not HAVE to have a selection; forcing one (e.g., after clicking on a check box) and scrolling to the one we made at the start of the view is very disconcerting.

Gets the row selection.

Notifies us that the selection changed. When next idle, we want to delete any unhelpful selection.

Because this is a simple root site, which is derived from UserControl, we can't prevent MouseDown from giving it focus. But we can give other linked windows a chance to take it back.

Handle the OnKeyDown event

Overridden to fix TE-4146

MouseUp actions on XmlBrowseView should only be enabled if a preceeding MouseDown occured in the view.

Process left or right mouse button down

When we get a mouse wheel event for windows other than the scrolling controller then pass on the message to the scrolling controller.

Call Draw() which does all the real painting

Save the location information for the current selection being made visible.

Gets the row/cell information of the current selection.

Convert the new selection into a real object before making any selection. Otherwise the views code might convert it during the selection, making the selection invalid.

Given a selection in the view, return the row index. Rarely may return -1 if unable to identify a row.

Get from the specified node a list of strings, as used in filter bar and bulk edit bar, where the node is expected to have a [stringList] first child element which is interpreted in the context of our string table.

Required method for Designer support - do not modify the contents of this method with the code editor.

Make the selection that would be made by clicking at the specified mouse event, but don't install it.

Called by BulkEditBar if Preview makes the highlighted row scroll off the screen. It attempts to scroll to a position such that the top of the object at index irow is m_dyTopOfScreenOffset pixels below the top of the client area (or above, if m_dyTopOfScreenOffset is negative).

Set an insertion point somewhere in the given row, and install the selection if it exists.

read configuration for the browse view to determine whether to try to convert dummy objects to real objects when as they become painted on the screen. (Default is false)