function Reset-WPFCheckBoxes { <# .SYNOPSIS Set winutil checkboxs to match $sync.selected values. Should only need to be run if $sync.selected updated outside of UI (i.e. presets or import) .PARAMETER doToggles Whether or not to set UI toggles. WARNING: they will trigger if altered .PARAMETER checkboxfilterpattern The Pattern to use when filtering through CheckBoxes, defaults to "**" Used to make reset blazingly fast. #> param ( [Parameter(position=0)] [bool]$doToggles = $false, [Parameter(position=1)] [string]$checkboxfilterpattern = "**" ) $selectedSet = [System.Collections.Generic.HashSet[string]]::new([string[]]@($sync.selectedApps + $sync.selectedTweaks + $sync.selectedFeatures + $sync.selectedAppx), [StringComparer]::OrdinalIgnoreCase) foreach ($syncEntry in $sync.GetEnumerator()) { if ($syncEntry.Value -is [System.Windows.Controls.CheckBox] -and $syncEntry.Name -notlike "WPFToggle*" -and $syncEntry.Name -like $checkboxfilterpattern) { $checkboxName = $syncEntry.Key $sync.$checkboxName.IsChecked = $selectedSet.Contains($checkboxName) } } # Update Installs tab UI values $count = $sync.SelectedApps.Count $sync.WPFselectedAppsButton.Content = "Selected Apps: $count" # On every change, remove all entries inside the Popup Menu. This is done, so we can keep the alphabetical order even if elements are selected in a random way $sync.selectedAppsstackPanel.Children.Clear() $sync.selectedApps | Foreach-Object { Add-SelectedAppsMenuItem -name $($sync.configs.applicationsHashtable.$_.Content) -key $_ } if($doToggles) { # Restore toggle switch states from imported config. # Only act on toggles that are explicitly listed in the import - toggles absent # from the export file were not part of the saved config and should keep whatever # state the live system already has (set during UI initialisation via Get-WinUtilToggleStatus). $importedToggles = [System.Collections.Generic.HashSet[string]]::new([string[]]@($sync.selectedToggles), [StringComparer]::OrdinalIgnoreCase) foreach ($toggle in $sync.GetEnumerator()) { if ($toggle.Key -like "WPFToggle*" -and $toggle.Value -is [System.Windows.Controls.CheckBox] -and $importedToggles.Contains($toggle.Key)) { $sync[$toggle.Key].IsChecked = $true } # Toggles not present in the import are intentionally left untouched; # their current UI state already reflects the real system state. } } }