private static void AddEmptyTreeItems()
{
#region Add the build items to the project - this generates UI for them
// We need a project to be loaded so that we can investigate it for
// what is a Screen/Entity in case there is no generated code already
// present.
// Update - I don't think this matters anymore, we should base it off of the
// glux below
Section.GetAndStartContextAndTime("Screens");
foreach (ScreenSave screen in ProjectManager.GlueProjectSave.Screens)
{
ElementViewWindow.AddScreen(screen);;
}
Section.EndContextAndTime();
Section.GetAndStartContextAndTime("Entities");
foreach (EntitySave entity in ProjectManager.GlueProjectSave.Entities)
{
ElementViewWindow.AddEntity(entity, generateCode: false);
}
ElementViewWindow.ResumeLayout();
Section.EndContextAndTime();
#endregion
}
public void AddScreen(ScreenSave screenSave, bool suppressAlreadyExistingFileMessage = false)
{
var glueProject = GlueState.Self.CurrentGlueProject;
string screenName = FileManager.RemovePath(screenSave.Name);
string fileName = screenSave.Name + ".cs";
screenSave.Tags.Add("GLUE");
screenSave.Source = "GLUE";
glueProject.Screens.Add(screenSave);
glueProject.Screens.SortByName();
#region Create the Screen code (not the generated version)
var fullNonGeneratedFileName = FileManager.RelativeDirectory + fileName;
var addedScreen =
GlueCommands.Self.ProjectCommands.CreateAndAddCodeFile(fullNonGeneratedFileName, save: false);
string projectNamespace = ProjectManager.ProjectNamespace;
StringBuilder stringBuilder = new StringBuilder(CodeWriter.ScreenTemplateCode);
CodeWriter.SetClassNameAndNamespace(
projectNamespace + ".Screens",
screenName,
stringBuilder);
string modifiedTemplate = stringBuilder.ToString();
if (addedScreen == null)
{
if (!suppressAlreadyExistingFileMessage)
{
MessageBox.Show("There is already a file named\n\n" + fullNonGeneratedFileName + "\n\nThis file will be used instead of creating a new one just in case you have code that you want to keep there.");
}
}
else
{
FileManager.SaveText(
modifiedTemplate,
fullNonGeneratedFileName
);
}
#endregion
#region Create <ScreenName>.Generated.cs
string generatedFileName = @"Screens\" + screenName + ".Generated.cs";
ProjectManager.CodeProjectHelper.CreateAndAddPartialCodeFile(generatedFileName, true);
#endregion
// We used to set the
// StartUpScreen whenever
// the user made a new Screen.
// The reason is we assumed that
// the user wanted to work on this
// Screen, so we set it as the startup
// so they could run the game right away.
// Now we only want to do it if there are no
// other Screens. Otherwise they can just use
// GlueView.
var screenTreeNode = ElementViewWindow.AddScreen(screenSave);
if (glueProject.Screens.Count == 1)
{
ElementViewWindow.StartUpScreen = screenTreeNode;
}
GlueCommands.Self.GenerateCodeCommands.GenerateElementCodeTask(screenSave);
PluginManager.ReactToNewScreenCreated(screenSave);
ProjectManager.SaveProjects();
GluxCommands.Self.SaveGlux();
}