/// <summary>
/// Works like 'AddNewClothingItem' except it doesn't create a new copy of the texture
/// </summary>
public void PutItemInGui(ClothingItem newClothing)
{
PushButton newPrototype = (PushButton)mClothingButtonPrototype.Clone();
IGuiStyle style = GetNamedStyle(newClothing.StyleName);
newPrototype.Image = newClothing.NormalTexture;
newPrototype.Style = style;
bool placed = false;
Pair <ClothingItem, PushButton> newPair = new Pair <ClothingItem, PushButton>(newClothing, newPrototype);
foreach (List <Pair <ClothingItem, PushButton> > stack in mActiveClothes)
{
if (stack.Count == 0 || stack[0].First.ItemId == newClothing.ItemId)
{
stack.Add(newPair);
newPrototype.AddOnPressedAction
(
delegate()
{
// TODO: change how this filters so that momentary mouse presses work (like tapping a touchpad)
if (mMouseUp && IsWithin(Time.frameCount, mMouseDownFrame, 2))
{
mMouseUp = false;
mInput.ClothingSelected(RemoveClothingItemFromGui(newClothing.ItemId));
}
}
);
placed = true;
break;
}
}
if (placed == false)
{
throw new Exception("Unable to place ClothingItem(" + newClothing.ItemId + ") in the GUI. (Are there more pieces of clothing in this level than fit in the clothing frame?)");
}
mClothingButtonPrototypes.Add(newPair);
LayoutStacks();
}
