"One of the first things I like to do when working a new contract is dive into the code and work my way around to understand it," Emil wrote, "one line of code that looked like a good start was this."
private ISelecteVariableProperties[] Iselecvariablelst = new ISelecteVariableProperties[ 7 ];
"The '7' didn't make a lot of sense, but I figured there had to be a good reason. And then I came across the following."
if (Iselecvariablelst[0]==null) { for (int i=0;i<7;i++) { Rectangle rect =new Rectangle(216,12,110,60); if (i>0) { rect.X = 4+((i-1) % 3)*106; rect.Y = 75+((int)((i-1)/3))*60 ; rect.Width = 105; rect.Height = 60; } Iselecvariablelst[i]= (ISelecteVariableProperties) (theowner.GetStaticControl_SetUp( "SelecteVariableProperties", (IBaseProperties)this, rect, GroupWrite, true)); if (Iselecvariablelst[i]!=null) ATEModTools.AddEventChangeItemGui( Iselecvariablelst[i].GetControl(), new System.EventHandler(ItemGuiModifiedEvent)); } //...snip... }
Emil continued, "at that point I decided that some mysteries are better left unsolved."
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