private void VideoDidFinishPlaying(NSNotification obj)
{
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
Console.WriteLine("Video Finished, will now restart");
Player.Seek(new CMTime(0, 1));
Stop();
}
private void MediaPlayer_Completion(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
if (_mediaPlayer != null)
{
IsPlaying = _mediaPlayer.IsPlaying;
}
}
private void Player_FinishedPlaying(object sender, AVStatusEventArgs e)
{
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
if (_audioPlayer != null)
{
_audioPlayer.CurrentTime = 0;
}
}
public virtual void FinishedUsing(bool countered = false)
{
if (!countered)
{
if (finishedEffects == null)
{
finishedEffects = new List <CommonEffect> ();
}
if (interceptFinishCard)
{
interceptFinishCard.InterceptFinish();
return;
}
foreach (CommonEffect c in commonEffects)
{
if (!finishedEffects.Contains(c))
{
CurrentEffect = c;
MethodInfo mi = typeof(SC_BaseCard).GetMethod(c.effectType.ToString() + "Finished");
if (mi != null)
{
finishedEffects.Add(c);
mi.Invoke(this, null);
return;
}
}
}
}
if (OnFinishedPlaying != null && OnFinishedPlaying.GetInvocationList().Length > 0)
{
OnFinishedPlaying.Invoke();
return;
}
BaseFinishedUsing();
}
void MediaPlayer_Completion(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
IsStoped = true;
IsCompleted = true;
}
private void Player_FinishedPlaying(object sender, AVStatusEventArgs e)
{
//TODO: restart player so it keeps looping?
// is there a better way? can we just set it to loop to begin with?
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
}
void MediaPlayer_Completion(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
OnFinishedPlaying?.Invoke();
_mediaPlayer.SeekTo(0);
}
