private void PopulateTunnelingVariables(string nameOfNamedObject, NamedObjectSave nos)
{
List <string> availableVariables = null;
if (nos != null)
{
availableVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetExposableMembersFor(nos).Select(item => item.Member).ToList();
// We should remove any variables that are already tunneled into
foreach (CustomVariable customVariable in EditorLogic.CurrentElement.CustomVariables)
{
if (customVariable.SourceObject == nameOfNamedObject)
{
// Reverse loop since we're removing things
for (int i = availableVariables.Count - 1; i > -1; i--)
{
if (availableVariables[i] == customVariable.SourceObjectProperty)
{
availableVariables.RemoveAt(i);
break;
}
}
}
}
}
if (availableVariables != null)
{
availableVariables.Sort();
this.TunnelingVariableComboBox.Items.Clear();
if (availableVariables != null)
{
// We don't want to expose things like velocity an acceleration in Glue
List <string> velocityAndAccelerationVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetPositionedObjectRateVariables();
// We also don't want to expose relative values - the user just simply sets the value and the state/variable handles
// whether it sets relative or absolute depending on whether the Entity is attached or not.
// This behavior used to not exist, but users never knew when to use relative or absolute, and
// that level of control is not really needed...if it is, custom code can probably handle it.
List <string> relativeVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetPositionedObjectRelativeValues();
foreach (string availableVariable in availableVariables)
{
if (!velocityAndAccelerationVariables.Contains(availableVariable) && !relativeVariables.Contains(availableVariable))
{
this.TunnelingVariableComboBox.Items.Add(availableVariable);
}
}
}
}
}
private void FillExposableVariables()
{
List <string> availableVariables = null;
if (EditorLogic.CurrentEntitySave != null)
{
availableVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetExposableMembersFor(EditorLogic.CurrentEntitySave, true).Select(item => item.Member).ToList();
}
else if (EditorLogic.CurrentScreenSave != null)
{
availableVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetExposableMembersFor(EditorLogic.CurrentScreenSave, true).Select(item => item.Member).ToList();
}
if (availableVariables != null)
{
// We don't want to expose things like velocity an acceleration in Glue
List <string> velocityAndAccelerationVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetPositionedObjectRateVariables();
// We also don't want to expose relative values - the user just simply sets the value and the state/variable handles
// whether it sets relative or absolute depending on whether the Entity is attached or not.
// This behavior used to not exist, but users never knew when to use relative or absolute, and
// that level of control is not really needed...if it is, custom code can probably handle it.
List <string> relativeVariables = ExposedVariableManager.GetPositionedObjectRelativeValues();
foreach (string variableName in availableVariables)
{
if (!velocityAndAccelerationVariables.Contains(variableName) && !relativeVariables.Contains(variableName))
{
AvailableVariablesComboBox.Items.Add(variableName);
}
}
if (AvailableVariablesComboBox.Items.Count > 0)
{
AvailableVariablesComboBox.SelectedIndex = 0;
}
}
}
