Another hooks request...and a question
Posted: Tue Mar 22, 2011 12:44 pm
I want to add the following hooks before and after line 5047 on method gridProg_CellDoubleClick on ContrChart:
However, I want to conditionally dispose of FormProcEdit within my HookAddCode method which presents a problem for line 5048 on ContrChart which is
So, I'm wondering: could you make the following change to line 5048 on ContrChart to accomodate my hooks?
So, it would look like:
I know I could just replace the whole method, but that seems like overkill for this situation. And I don't think this change would ever create a problem for a non-plugin user, since nothing should ever dispose of FormProcEdit here.
What this hook does is prevent a second user from editing a note when another user has it open, thus losing all his/her changes when the first user saves his/her edit.
The third hook for this is on FormProcEdit, method butOK_Click, after line 4420:
Thanks, and apologies for all the hook requests as of late. I know you guys are busy.... 
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Plugins.HookAddCode(this, "ContrChart.gridProg_CellDoubleClick_begin", proc, FormP);
FormP.ShowDialog();
Plugins.HookAddCode(this, "ContrChart.gridProg_CellDoubleClick_begin2", proc, FormP);Code: Select all
FormP.ShowDialog();So, I'm wondering: could you make the following change to line 5048 on ContrChart
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if (!FormP.IsDisposed) { //might be disposed by above hook <-----
FormP.ShowDialog();
} <-----So, it would look like:
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FormProcEdit FormP=new FormProcEdit(proc,PatCur,FamCur);
Plugins.HookAddCode(this, "ContrChart.gridProg_CellDoubleClick_begin", proc, FormP); <-----
if (!FormP.IsDisposed) { //might be disposed by above hook <-----
FormP.ShowDialog();
} <-----
Plugins.HookAddCode(this, "ContrChart.gridProg_CellDoubleClick_begin2", proc, FormP); <-----
if(FormP.DialogResult!=DialogResult.OK) {
return;
}What this hook does is prevent a second user from editing a note when another user has it open, thus losing all his/her changes when the first user saves his/her edit.
The third hook for this is on FormProcEdit, method butOK_Click, after line 4420:
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SaveAndClose();
Plugins.HookAddCode(this, "FormProcEdit.butOK_Click_end", ProcCur); <-----