void CGUIWindowSettingsCategory::OnClick(BaseSettingControlPtr pSettingControl)
{
if (pSettingControl->GetSetting()->GetId() == RESET_SETTING_ID)
{
OnAction(CAction(ACTION_SETTINGS_RESET));
return;
}
// we need to first set the delayed setting and then execute OnClick()
// because OnClick() triggers OnSettingChanged() and there we need to
// know if the changed setting is delayed or not
if (pSettingControl->IsDelayed())
{
m_delayedSetting = pSettingControl;
if (m_delayedTimer.IsRunning())
m_delayedTimer.Restart();
else
m_delayedTimer.Start(SETTING_DELAY);
return;
}
// if changing the setting fails
// we need to restore the proper state
if (!pSettingControl->OnClick())
pSettingControl->Update();
}
void CGUIDialogSettingsBase::OnClick(BaseSettingControlPtr pSettingControl)
{
if (AllowResettingSettings() &&
pSettingControl->GetSetting()->GetId() == SETTINGS_RESET_SETTING_ID)
{
OnAction(CAction(ACTION_SETTINGS_RESET));
return;
}
// we need to first set the delayed setting and then execute OnClick()
// because OnClick() triggers OnSettingChanged() and there we need to
// know if the changed setting is delayed or not
if (pSettingControl->IsDelayed())
{
m_delayedSetting = pSettingControl;
// for some controls we need to update its displayed data/text before
// OnClick() is called after the delay timer has expired because
// otherwise the displayed value of the control does not match with
// the user's interaction
pSettingControl->Update(true);
// either start or restart the delay timer which will result in a call to
// the control's OnClick() method to update the setting's value
if (m_delayedTimer.IsRunning())
m_delayedTimer.Restart();
else
m_delayedTimer.Start(GetDelayMs());
return;
}
// if changing the setting fails
// we need to restore the proper state
if (!pSettingControl->OnClick())
pSettingControl->Update();
}
