public ICommand GetCommand()
{
Type[] gameCommands = ScriptFactory.GetTypesWithInterface("ICommand");
var input = currentPlayer.ReceiveInput().ToLower();
string[] args = input.Split(' ');
if (args.Length >= 1)
{
input = args[0];
}
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(input))
{
return(new InvalidCommand());
}
foreach (Type command in gameCommands)
{
string correctedCommand = command.Name.ToLower();
if (correctedCommand.StartsWith("command"))
{
correctedCommand = correctedCommand.Substring("command".Length);
}
if (correctedCommand.EndsWith("command"))
{
correctedCommand = correctedCommand.Substring(0, correctedCommand.Length - "command".Length);
}
if (correctedCommand == input)
{
var commandToExecute = ScriptFactory.GetScript(command.FullName);
if (commandToExecute != null)
{
return((ICommand)commandToExecute);
}
}
}
return(new InvalidCommand());
}
public ICommand GetCommand()
{
var input = connectedPlayer.ReceiveInput().ToLower().Trim();
if (string.IsNullOrEmpty(input))
{
connectedPlayer.SendMessage("Invalid selection, you must choose either a Male or a Female");
return(new NoOpCommand());
}
Type[] genders = ScriptFactory.GetTypesWithInterface("IGender");
//Fail safe in the event gender scripts are deleted.
if (genders.Length == 0)
{
connectedPlayer.SendMessage("No genders are available for you to select from. Please contact the server admin!");
Log.Error("No genders are available for users to select from! You should not create the GenderSelect state until Gender scripts are created");
//Logger.WriteLine("No genders are available for users to select from! You should not create the GenderSelect state until Gender scripts are created", Logger.Importance.Critical);
connectedPlayer.SwitchState(new CreationManager(director, CreationManager.CreationState.Completed)); //Just skip to the next step;
}
foreach (Type type in genders)
{
//Our classes are called "GenderMale" etc. If user typed "Male", we need to add "Gender" to the front
//so that we can make sure we choose the right gender
if (type.Name.ToLower() == "gender" + input)
{
connectedPlayer.Gender = (IGender)ScriptFactory.GetScript(type.FullName);
//We have the gender, move on to the next step in the character creation process.
connectedPlayer.SwitchState(new CreationManager(director, CreationManager.CreationState.Completed));
break;
}
}
return(new NoOpCommand());
}
private void SetupComboBox(ComboBox box, Type implementInterface, string engineSetting)
{
//Build an array of objects that implement the specified interface.
Type[] objects = ScriptFactory.GetTypesWithInterface(implementInterface.Name);
Type defaultObject = null;
//Collection of Types that implement the interface.
SortedDictionary <string, string> objectCollection = new SortedDictionary <string, string>();
if (objects.Length == 0)
{
MessageBox.Show("Warning! You do not have any scripts that implement " + implementInterface.FullName + "!", this.Text, MessageBoxButtons.OK, MessageBoxIcon.Asterisk);
return;
}
//Loop through the array and build our collection
foreach (Type obj in objects)
{
//The object Name is placed as the Key so that the Combo Boxes
//can use it to display. The Fullname is stored as a value so we can
//reference the full Type later for instancing.
if (objectCollection.ContainsKey(obj.Name))
{
continue;
}
objectCollection.Add(obj.Name, obj.FullName);
//If this object is the current EngineSetting, store a reference to it.
if (obj.FullName == engineSetting)
{
defaultObject = obj;
}
}
if (objectCollection.Count > 0)
{
//Bind our combo box to the object collection
box.DataSource = new BindingSource(objectCollection, null);;
//Show users the keys
box.DisplayMember = "key";
//Tie what the user sees to the actual full Type path.
//Example: user selects "MyRealm". They are really selecting "MudDesigner.Scripts.MyGame.MyRealm".
box.ValueMember = "value";
//Store this collection into the Settings Collection pool.
//A Collection within a Collection is used, so that I don't need to have 12 different
//Dictionary members created.
settingCollection.Add(engineSetting, objectCollection);
}
//Increment the progress bar
scriptProgressBar.Value++;
//If the default object (current engine setting) is not null
if (defaultObject != null && objectCollection.Count > 0)
{
//Select it and display it for the users so they know what
//settings are currently being used.
box.SelectedValue = defaultObject.FullName;
return;
}
//Otherwise select the first object in the combo box.
else if (objectCollection.Count > 0)
{
box.SelectedIndex = 0;
}
}