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Reputationator - CP Narcissists Rejoice! Part 2 of 4

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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Windows;
using System.Windows.Media;

using ReputationLib;

namespace RepWPF
{
	//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
	public static class WpfGlobals
	{
		private static RepScraper              m_scraper                 = null;
		private static RepChartCollection      m_charts                  = null;
		private static CurrentPointsCollection m_currentPointsCollection = null;
		private static EarnedPointsCollection  m_earnedPointsCollection  = null;
		private static CLBCategoryList         m_clbCategories           = null;
		//private static ColorDictionary         m_categoryColors          = null;

		public static RepScraper Scraper 
		{ 
			get         { return m_scraper;  }
			private set { m_scraper = value; }
		}

		public static RepChartCollection Charts  
		{ 
			get         { return m_charts;  }
			private set { m_charts = value; }
		}

		public static CurrentPointsCollection CurrentPoints
		{
			get         { return m_currentPointsCollection;  }
			private set { m_currentPointsCollection = value; }
		}

		public static EarnedPointsCollection EarnedPoints
		{
			get         { return m_earnedPointsCollection;  }
			private set { m_earnedPointsCollection = value; }
		}

		public static CLBCategoryList CLBCategories
		{
			get         { return m_clbCategories;  }
			private set { m_clbCategories = value; }
		}

		//public static ColorDictionary CategoryColors
		//{
		//    get         { return m_categoryColors;  }
		//    private set { m_categoryColors = value; }
		//}

		//--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
		static WpfGlobals()
		{
			Scraper       = new RepScraper(false);
			Charts        = new RepChartCollection();
			CurrentPoints = new CurrentPointsCollection();
			EarnedPoints  = new EarnedPointsCollection();
			CLBCategories = new CLBCategoryList();
			foreach (RepCategory category in Enum.GetValues(typeof(RepCategory)))
			{
				if (category != RepCategory.Unknown)
				{
					CLBCategories.Add(new CLBCategoryItem() 
					{ 
						EnumValue = category, 
						IsChecked = true, 
						Name      = category.ToString() 
					});
				}
			}

			//CategoryColors = new ColorDictionary();
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Author,      Application.Current.Resources["AuthorColor"]      as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Authority,   Application.Current.Resources["AuthorityColor"]   as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Debator,     Application.Current.Resources["DebatorColor"]     as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Editor,      Application.Current.Resources["EditorColor"]      as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Enquirer,    Application.Current.Resources["EnquirerColor"]    as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Organiser,   Application.Current.Resources["OrganiserColor"]   as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Participant, Application.Current.Resources["ParticipantColor"] as SolidColorBrush);
			//CategoryColors.Add(RepCategory.Total,       Application.Current.Resources["TotalColor"]       as SolidColorBrush);

		}
	}
}

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I've been paid as a programmer since 1982 with experience in Pascal, and C++ (both self-taught), and began writing Windows programs in 1991 using Visual C++ and MFC. In the 2nd half of 2007, I started writing C# Windows Forms and ASP.Net applications, and have since done WPF, Silverlight, WCF, web services, and Windows services.

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