public static void AppendItem(this RtfBuilder rtfbld, string header, string body)
{
rtfbld.AppendBold(header);
rtfbld.AppendLine();
rtfbld.Append(body);
//rtfbld.AppendLine ();
rtfbld.AppendPara();
}
public void Write(string parsedSourceCode, IList <Scope> scopes, IStyleSheet styleSheet, TextWriter textWriter)
{
if (scopes.Any())
{
builder.SetForeColor(styleSheet.Styles[scopes.First().Name].Foreground).Append(parsedSourceCode);
}
else
{
builder.Append(parsedSourceCode);
}
}
private async void EnterGame(string address, int port, string username, bool isHost)
{
StatusLabel.Visible = true;
StatusLabel.Text = "Attempting Connection...";
StatusLabel.ForeColor = SystemColors.ControlText;
try
{
await ProtocolProcess.CreatePlayer(address, port);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
StatusLabel.Text = "Unable to connect";
StatusLabel.ForeColor = Color.Red;
return;
}
ProtocolProcess.StartClient();
PlayerSetting.Username = username;
PlayerSetting.IsHost = isHost;
// If we are the host, we use RichTextFormatting to append bold-casing to our displayName.
// This makes it easier for others in the lobby to visually see who is the host and who are the other players.
//
// Forseeably, this implementation can be used for nickname support, but would require more checks to prevent abuse.
RtfBuilder builder = new RtfBuilder();
if (isHost)
{
PlayerSetting.DisplayName = builder.AppendBold(username).ToRtf();
}
else
{
PlayerSetting.DisplayName = builder.Append(username).ToRtf();
}
ProtocolProcess.JoinGame(PlayerSetting.Username, PlayerSetting.DisplayName);
StatusLabel.Visible = false;
Hide();
if (GamePanel == null)
{
// TODO: Manual Leaving caused me a lot of stress, and it just wasn't wanting to work with me.
// Application.Exit() is able to do this job for now, but would need to be fixed later
//
// In this case, Manual Leaving requires Show to instead be ShowDialog + returning a dialog result in GamePanel_FormClosing
// in order to provide the expected behavior. This note is mentioned here in case I decide to try it again.
GamePanel = new GamePanel();
GamePanel.Show();
}
}