async Task IHandleAsync <GameOverEventModel> .HandleAsync(GameOverEventModel message)
{
CommandContainer.ClearLists(); //try this too.
if (MainVM == null)
{
throw new BasicBlankException("The main view model was not even available. Rethink");
}
await _saves.DeleteSinglePlayerGameAsync(); //just in case its forgotten, it will be deleted.
await CloseSpecificChildAsync(MainVM);
MainVM = null;
if (NewGameVM != null)
{
return;
}
await GameOverScreenAsync();
if (AutoStartNewGame == false)
{
await OpenStartingScreensAsync();
}
else
{
await ShowNewGameAsync(); //try this way (?)
}
}
/// <summary>
/// this is when the game is over.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="message"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
async Task IHandleAsync <GameOverEventModel> .HandleAsync(GameOverEventModel message) //done.
{
//i propose just having the extra button for new game that appears when the game is over.
CommandContainer.ClearLists(); //try this too.
ReplaceGame(); //i think here it should replace the game. not so for rounds.
//replacegame is where the problem is at. for clients, that seems to happen as well.
if (BasicData.MultiPlayer == true && BasicData.Client == true)
{
return; //because only host can choose new game unless its single player game.
}
await _save.DeleteGameAsync();
if (MainVM == null)
{
throw new BasicBlankException("The main view model was not even available. Rethink");
}
//get it fresh now.
//this is one case where i have to replace the game.
//also think about what else has to be replaced.
//if there are other things that needs to be replaced that does not depend on the game processes, do here.
//host has to decide if he even wants new game.
if (_test.AlwaysNewGame)
{
//has to close so it can refresh agin.
await CloseSpecificChildAsync(NewGameScreen !);
NewGameScreen = null; //has to do again. that is the best way to handle so i can click new game.
}
await ShowNewGameAsync();
}
