/* Important Note about how modules are loaded and saved and why this kludge exists.
* Each part.cfg file contains a list of modules defined by MODULE config nodes.
* When a part is first loaded upon startup, KSP looks through each MODULE config node and
* uses it to instantiate the corresponding PartModule-derived object.
* For instance, if your part file has an MKSModule, then KSP will instantiate an MKSModule object for you.
*
* When a part is saved into a craft file or a savegame file, KSP searches through a part's
* list of modules and tells them to save their data into the provided ConfigNode object.
* If we add new modules at runtime, they too will be saved into the craft file/savegame file.
*
* When a craft file/savegame file is loaded, KSP goes through all the modules listed in the part
* and tries to instantiate them. Therein lies the problem. If we added modules at runtime, and
* they are not part of the original part's part.cfg file, then KSP skips the module data. This is
* bad because you lose all of your persistent data. Adding KolonyConverter modules at runtime is
* no exception. Fortunately, we have a workaround.
*
* When MKSModuleSwitcher is loaded and saved, we have access to its ConfigNode object. By calling
* SaveToNode for each KolonyConverter that we created at runtime, we can pass in that ConfigNode object
* and save the KolonyConverter's persistent data into MKSModuleSwitcher's node. That way,
* persistent data such as the enabled/disabled status and last updated time are all preserved.
*
*/
public void SaveToNode(KolonyConverter converter, ConfigNode node)
{
//We'll get the private fields saved this way
converter.Save(node);
node.AddValue("converterName", converter.converterName);
node.AddValue("conversionRate", converter.conversionRate);
node.AddValue("inputResources", converter.inputResources);
node.AddValue("outputResources", converter.outputResources);
node.AddValue("requiredResources", converter.requiredResources);
node.AddValue("SurfaceOnly", converter.SurfaceOnly);
node.AddValue("converterEnabled", converter.converterEnabled);
node.AddValue("alwaysOn", converter.alwaysOn);
node.AddValue("requiresOxygenAtmo", converter.requiresOxygenAtmo);
node.AddValue("shutdownIfAllOutputFull", converter.shutdownIfAllOutputFull);
node.AddValue("showRemainingTime", converter.showRemainingTime);
}
public PartModule AddFromTemplate(ConfigNode node)
{
Log("AddFromTemplate called");
KolonyConverter converter = (KolonyConverter)this.part.AddModule(node);
//Remove the converter's GUI
converter.ShowGUI(_showGUI);
//Add it to the list
this.converters.Add(converter);
return(converter);
}
public void LoadFromNode(KolonyConverter converter, ConfigNode node)
{
string value;
try
{
//This will load our private fields
converter.Load(node);
//Set its parameters
value = node.GetValue("converterName");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.converterName = value;
}
value = node.GetValue("conversionRate");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.conversionRate = float.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("inputResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.inputResources = value;
}
value = node.GetValue("outputResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.outputResources = value;
}
value = node.GetValue("requiredResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.requiredResources = value;
}
value = node.GetValue("SurfaceOnly");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.SurfaceOnly = bool.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("converterEnabled");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.converterEnabled = bool.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("alwaysOn");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.alwaysOn = bool.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("requiresOxygenAtmo");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.requiresOxygenAtmo = bool.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("shutdownIfAllOutputFull");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.shutdownIfAllOutputFull = bool.Parse(value);
}
value = node.GetValue("showRemainingTime");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
{
converter.showRemainingTime = bool.Parse(value);
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Log("Error during load: " + ex.Message);
}
}
public void LoadFromNode(KolonyConverter converter, ConfigNode node)
{
string value;
try
{
//This will load our private fields
converter.Load(node);
//Set its parameters
value = node.GetValue("converterName");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.converterName = value;
value = node.GetValue("conversionRate");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.conversionRate = float.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("inputResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.inputResources = value;
value = node.GetValue("outputResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.outputResources = value;
value = node.GetValue("requiredResources");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.requiredResources = value;
value = node.GetValue("SurfaceOnly");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.SurfaceOnly = bool.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("converterEnabled");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.converterEnabled = bool.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("alwaysOn");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.alwaysOn = bool.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("requiresOxygenAtmo");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.requiresOxygenAtmo = bool.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("shutdownIfAllOutputFull");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.shutdownIfAllOutputFull = bool.Parse(value);
value = node.GetValue("showRemainingTime");
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
converter.showRemainingTime = bool.Parse(value);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Log("Error during load: " + ex.Message);
}
}
/* Important Note about how modules are loaded and saved and why this kludge exists.
* Each part.cfg file contains a list of modules defined by MODULE config nodes.
* When a part is first loaded upon startup, KSP looks through each MODULE config node and
* uses it to instantiate the corresponding PartModule-derived object.
* For instance, if your part file has an MKSModule, then KSP will instantiate an MKSModule object for you.
*
* When a part is saved into a craft file or a savegame file, KSP searches through a part's
* list of modules and tells them to save their data into the provided ConfigNode object.
* If we add new modules at runtime, they too will be saved into the craft file/savegame file.
*
* When a craft file/savegame file is loaded, KSP goes through all the modules listed in the part
* and tries to instantiate them. Therein lies the problem. If we added modules at runtime, and
* they are not part of the original part's part.cfg file, then KSP skips the module data. This is
* bad because you lose all of your persistent data. Adding KolonyConverter modules at runtime is
* no exception. Fortunately, we have a workaround.
*
* When MKSModuleSwitcher is loaded and saved, we have access to its ConfigNode object. By calling
* SaveToNode for each KolonyConverter that we created at runtime, we can pass in that ConfigNode object
* and save the KolonyConverter's persistent data into MKSModuleSwitcher's node. That way,
* persistent data such as the enabled/disabled status and last updated time are all preserved.
*
*/
public void SaveToNode(KolonyConverter converter, ConfigNode node)
{
//We'll get the private fields saved this way
converter.Save(node);
node.AddValue("converterName", converter.converterName);
node.AddValue("conversionRate", converter.conversionRate);
node.AddValue("inputResources", converter.inputResources);
node.AddValue("outputResources", converter.outputResources);
node.AddValue("requiredResources", converter.requiredResources);
node.AddValue("SurfaceOnly", converter.SurfaceOnly);
node.AddValue("converterEnabled", converter.converterEnabled);
node.AddValue("alwaysOn", converter.alwaysOn);
node.AddValue("requiresOxygenAtmo", converter.requiresOxygenAtmo);
node.AddValue("shutdownIfAllOutputFull", converter.shutdownIfAllOutputFull);
node.AddValue("showRemainingTime", converter.showRemainingTime);
}
