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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughFour new C# WinForms example files are introduced: SignatureGeneratorForm for composing and copying email signatures from user inputs, and TemplateSettingsForm for managing signature templates with configuration options like phone and website inclusion. Changes
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In `@examples/csharp/TemplateSettingsForm.cs`:
- Around line 22-28: lstTemplates_SelectedIndexChanged currently forces
chkIncludeWebsite.Checked = true which overrides user changes; update this
handler (lstTemplates_SelectedIndexChanged) to either (a) remove or disable
chkIncludeWebsite if every template must include a website, or (b) drive
chkIncludeWebsite.Checked from template-specific defaults similar to
chkIncludePhone (use txtTemplateName/SelectedItem to look up a per-template
default and assign that boolean) so user intent is not silently reverted. Ensure
you reference chkIncludeWebsite and chkIncludePhone in the change and only set
chkIncludeWebsite when you have a template-specific default; otherwise leave it
enabled for user control.
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examples/csharp/SignatureGeneratorForm.cs (1)
13-20: Hardcoded company name reduces example reusability.
"Acme Systems"is hardcoded in the signature output while all other fields come from user input. Consider adding atxtCompanytext box (consistent with the other fields) or at least extracting it to a constant, so the example better demonstrates the signature generator pattern.
| private void lstTemplates_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) | ||
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| txtTemplateName.Text = lstTemplates.SelectedItem?.ToString() ?? string.Empty; | ||
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| chkIncludePhone.Checked = txtTemplateName.Text != "Compact"; | ||
| chkIncludeWebsite.Checked = true; | ||
| } |
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chkIncludeWebsite is always forced to true, ignoring user intent.
Every time the selected template changes, chkIncludeWebsite.Checked is unconditionally set to true (Line 27). Unlike chkIncludePhone, which varies by template, the website checkbox can never reflect a per-template default of false, and any manual uncheck by the user is silently reverted on the next selection change.
If the intent is that all templates include a website, the checkbox should probably be removed or disabled. Otherwise, consider driving it from template-specific logic like you do for chkIncludePhone.
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In `@examples/csharp/TemplateSettingsForm.cs` around lines 22 - 28,
lstTemplates_SelectedIndexChanged currently forces chkIncludeWebsite.Checked =
true which overrides user changes; update this handler
(lstTemplates_SelectedIndexChanged) to either (a) remove or disable
chkIncludeWebsite if every template must include a website, or (b) drive
chkIncludeWebsite.Checked from template-specific defaults similar to
chkIncludePhone (use txtTemplateName/SelectedItem to look up a per-template
default and assign that boolean) so user intent is not silently reverted. Ensure
you reference chkIncludeWebsite and chkIncludePhone in the change and only set
chkIncludeWebsite when you have a template-specific default; otherwise leave it
enabled for user control.
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