1 using System;

     2 using System.Windows;

     3 using System.Windows.Controls;

     4 using System.Windows.Documents;

     5 using System.Windows.Ink;

     6 using System.Windows.Input;

     7 using System.Windows.Media;

     8 using System.Windows.Media.Animation;

     9 using System.Windows.Shapes;

    10 using Iri.Modernisation.BaseMVVM.Commands;

    11 using Iri.Modernisation.Controls.ViewModel;

    12 namespace Iri.Modernisation.Controls.View

    13 {

    14 	public partial class VideoViewer : UserControl

    15 	{

    16 

    17    

    18 

    19         public String MediaSource

    20         {

    21             get

    22             { 

    23                 return (String)GetValue(SourceProperty); 

    24             }

    25             set 

    26             { 

    27                 SetValue(SourceProperty, value);

    28                 if(DataContext != null)

    29                 ((VideoViewerVM)DataContext).Source = value;

    30             }

    31         }

    32 

    33         // Using a DependencyProperty as the backing store for Source.  This enables animation, styling, binding, etc...

    34         public static readonly DependencyProperty SourceProperty =

    35             DependencyProperty.Register("MediaSource", typeof(String), typeof(VideoViewer), new PropertyMetadata(""));

    36 

    37 

    38 		public VideoViewer()

    39 		{

    40 			// Required to initialize variables

    41 			InitializeComponent();

    42             Commands.VideoPositionTimer.Tick += new EventHandler(VideoPositionTimer_Tick);

    43             Commands.GoToTime.Executed += new EventHandler<SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs>(GoToTime_Executed);

    44             Commands.VideoViewer.Pause.Executed += new EventHandler<SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs>(Pause_Executed);

    45             Commands.VideoViewer.Play.Executed +=new EventHandler<SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs>(Play_Executed);

    46 		}

    47 

    48         void GoToTime_Executed(object sender, SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs e)

    49         {

    50             VideoScreen.Position = TimeSpan.FromMilliseconds((double)e.Parameter);

    51         }

    52 

    53         void VideoPositionTimer_Tick(object sender, EventArgs e)

    54         {

    55            Commands.VideoViewer.SendPosition.Execute(VideoScreen.Position);

    56         }

    57         public void ChangePosition(TimeSpan TS)

    58         {

    59             VideoScreen.Position = TS;

    60             

    61         }

    62         void Pause_Executed(object sender, SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs e)

    63         {

    64             VideoScreen.Pause();

    65             Commands.VideoPositionTimer.Stop();

    66             if (Commands.VideoPositionTimer.IsEnabled)

    67             {

    68                 MessageBox.Show("Click Time IS NOT STOPPED");

    69             }

    70         }

    71 

    72         void Play_Executed(object sender, SLExtensions.Input.ExecutedEventArgs e)

    73         {

    74             if (e.Parameter == DataContext || e.Parameter == null)

    75             {

    76                 

    77                 VideoScreen.Play();

    78                 Commands.VideoPositionTimer.Start();

    79             }

    80         }

    81 

    82 		private void VideoScreen_MediaFailed(object sender, System.Windows.ExceptionRoutedEventArgs e)

    83 		{

    84 			MessageBox.Show(e.ErrorException.ToString());

    85 		}

    86 

    87 		private void VideoScreen_CurrentStateChanged(object sender, System.Windows.RoutedEventArgs e)

    88 		{

    89             

    90 		}

    91 

    92 		private void VideoScreen_MarkerReached(object sender, System.Windows.Media.TimelineMarkerRoutedEventArgs e)

    93 		{

    94             MessageBox.Show("toto");

    95 		}

    96 	}

    97 }