public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
// Sequence of events with the bubble engine is somewhat important when operating with groups
// - Add engines first
// - Then map engines group associations
// - THEN add the impact bubbles to respective engines
EngineId1 = myBubbles.AddEngine();
myBubbles.SetEngineTimerTrace(EngineId1, BubbleUtil.NativeTimerTraceCallback);
EngineId2 = myBubbles.AddEngine();
myBubbles.SetEngineTimerTrace(EngineId2, BubbleUtil.NativeTimerTraceCallback);
EngineGroupId = myBubbles.AddEngineGroup(EngineId1);
myBubbles.AddEngineToGroup(EngineGroupId, EngineId2);
MakeNewBubbleButton();
Util.ShowBang += new EventHandler <ShowBangEventArgs>(Util_ShowBang);
// Both engines are associated with the same group. We will add new bubbles to either engine1 or
// engine2, alternating between the two. Then the collision detection work is split with each engine
// reporting on its bubbles, but comparing its workload over all bubbles in its engines group.
Util.StartEngine(myBubbles, EngineId1, 200);
Util.StartEngine(myBubbles, EngineId2, 200);
bool paused = false;
this.Deactivate += new EventHandler(delegate(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (paused)
{
return;
}
paused = true;
Util.PauseAll(myBubbles, true);
ButtonMoveTimer.Stop();
});
this.Activated += new EventHandler(delegate(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (paused == false)
{
return;
}
paused = false;
ButtonMoveTimer.Start();
Util.PauseAll(myBubbles, false);
});
ButtonMoveTimer.Interval = 100;
ButtonMoveTimer.Tick += new EventHandler(ButtomMoveTimer_Tick);
ButtonMoveTimer.Enabled = true;
System.Windows.Forms.Timer invalidateCheck = new System.Windows.Forms.Timer()
{
Interval = 200, Enabled = true
};
invalidateCheck.Tick += new EventHandler(delegate(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
foreach (BangButton but in ButtonList)
{
but.Invalidate();
}
});
}
