ATITD-Tools/Desert-Paint-Lab Changeset

Changeset - d792b40d3ef9

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Jason Maltzen - 6 years ago 2018-05-17 21:16:24
jason@hiddenachievement.com

Disabling the capture button then re-updating the ingredients to fix button states was having the side effect of clearing the reacted color swatch. That was done to re-enable UI elements that were disabled during recording. Now enabling them explicitly to fix the problem.

2 files changed with 6 insertions and 6 deletions:

ReactionRecorder.cs

UI/CaptureView.cs

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ReactionRecorder.cs

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@@ ... / @@ -116,3 +116,4 @@ namespace DesertPaintLab @@
         public int ScreenHeight { get; private set; }
         public PaintColor RecordedColor { get; private set; }
         private PaintColor _recordedColor = new PaintColor();
         public PaintColor RecordedColor { get { return _recordedColor; } private set { _recordedColor.Set(value); } }
         public int RedBarX { get; private set; }
@@ ... / @@ -461,2 +462,4 @@ namespace DesertPaintLab @@
             ScreenHeight = screenshotHeight;
             IsCaptured = false;
             _recordedColor.Clear();

UI/CaptureView.cs

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@@ ... / @@ -290,3 +290,3 @@ namespace DesertPaintLab @@
-            this.reactionSwatch.Color = new PaintColor("Searching", "00", "00", "00");
+            this.reactionSwatch.Clear();
@@ ... / @@ -422,4 +422,2 @@ namespace DesertPaintLab @@
+                }
                 captureButton.Sensitive = false;
+            }
@@ ... / @@ -444,4 +442,3 @@ namespace DesertPaintLab @@
             ingredient2ComboBox.Sensitive = true;
             ingredient3ComboBox.Sensitive = false;
             UpdateIngredients();
             ingredient3ComboBox.Sensitive = (GetSelectedReagentName(1) != null) && (GetSelectedReagentName(2) != null);
+        }

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