WinForms Popup Container Editor - Display the default OK button in the dropdown

This example creates a custom popup container editor that displays the default OK button in the popup window.

class PopupContainerFormOkButton : PopupContainerForm {
    public PopupContainerFormOkButton(PopupContainerEditOKButton ownerEdit) : base(ownerEdit) {}
    protected override void SetupButtons(){
        UpdatePopupButtons();
    }
    internal void UpdatePopupButtons() {
        if (Properties == null) return;
        this.fShowOkButton = Properties.ShowOkButton;
        if (Properties.ShowPopupCloseButton)
            this.fCloseButtonStyle = Properties.ShowOkButton ? BlobCloseButtonStyle.Caption : BlobCloseButtonStyle.Glyph;
        else
            this.fCloseButtonStyle = BlobCloseButtonStyle.None;
        this.AllowSizing = Properties.PopupSizeable;
        if (!AllowSizing && !fShowOkButton && fCloseButtonStyle == BlobCloseButtonStyle.None)
            ViewInfo.ShowSizeBar = false;
    }
    // ...
}

Files to Review

• MainForm.cs (VB: MainForm.vb)
• PopupContainerEditOKButton.cs (VB: RepositoryItemPopupContainerEditOKButton.vb)
• PopupContainerFormOkButton.cs (VB: PopupContainerFormOkButton.vb)
• RepositoryItemPopupContainerEditOKButton.cs (VB: RepositoryItemPopupContainerEditOKButton.vb)

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