Folks, I am creating a MMC3.0 SnapIn program with C#. There I have some scope nodes and I have FormViewDescription's where I used C# UserControl instances to display some data. And my intent is, user must see and update those data into the UserControl and there is a Save button onto that UserControl which user should press at the end of their editing and I will persist that change then.
Now the problem is, If after making some changes, user closes the SnapIn window, all his changes are gone :( I need to prevent user before closing this window with a dialog that "Save before quiting " (or something like that - you know the standard feature of any editor program). But could not found a way to do so. Any suggestions for me?
Would be appreciated m开发者_高级运维uch!
Coincidentally, I have also just created an MMC in much the same manner as you described above but after much searching (and frustration) I could not find any way to cancel the close event. I recommend changing your approach as explained below.
First of all have a look at how most of the MMC's that are already in Windows handle changing settings. Usually if you want to change a setting you select an item in a ListView and right-click 'Properties' to bring up a settings form and make your changes there.
Bringing up a form gives the developer the ability to control the full lifecycle of the form and ensure that settings are saved before it is closed.
So my advice is:
- Create your FormView
- Add any status information you need
- Add a button 'Edit Settings' to your FormView
- Create a Windows Form with Save/Cancel + all your data input controls
- Launch your form with myForm.ShowDialog() when you click your 'Edit Settings' button
- Handle the Save/Cancel button presses and cancel appropriately if data is dirty
I hope this helps. Good luck!
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