I am adding an item to the Test->Sharing menu, "Create Conflict", to
better help with working on the conflict dialog. While doing this, I
wrote this code in Blocks/PimBlocks.py:
def onCreateConflictEvent(self, event):
selectedItems = self.__getProxiedSelectedItems(event)
if len(selectedItems) > 0:
# only shared items can have conflicts
for item in selectedItems:
if has_stamp(item, sharing.SharedItem):
sharing.SharedItem(item).generateConflicts()
def onCreateConflictEventUpdateUI(self, event):
selectedItems = self.__getSelectedItems()
if len(selectedItems) > 0:
# Collect the states of all the items, so that we can
change all
# the items if they're all in the same state.
states = [has_stamp(item, sharing.SharedItem) for item
in selectedItems]
# only enable for Notes and their subclasses (not
collections, etc)
enable = True in states
event.arguments['Enable'] = enable
These are modelled on the numerous other event-handling methods in
the FocusEventHandlers class. My (hopefully simple) question is: why
do we use __getProxiedSelectedItems() for event handlers (which ends
up calling Block.getProxiedItem()), but __getSelectedItems() (which
does not call that function) for the UpdateUI methods? Shouldn't they
both be using the proxy version?
Reid
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