//Timer Counter
//This counter is used to stop the timer when we want it to
//So, it helps to make the animation go longer/shorter, faster/slower
//Note this is outside of the Main()
//static int myTimerCounter = 0;
//Timer Method that runs every time the timer elapses
public static void OnTimedEvent(Object source, ElapsedEventArgs e)
{
try
{
//define each key value from dictionary
foreach (var key in Graphs.graphs)
{
//display the key value on the screen
Console.Write(key.Key);
Console.Write(" ");
//We determine the sum of all rating values for key = restaurant
int a = 0;
decimal b = 0;
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
{
a = key.Value[i];
b += a;
}
Console.Write(" ");
//we find the average rating for the restaurant
int mid = Decimal.ToInt32(Math.Round(b / 100, MidpointRounding.AwayFromZero));
//define each value from dictionary
foreach (int val in Graphs.graphs[key.Key])
{
var myBackgroundColor = ConsoleColor.White; //Setting the bar graph colors
Graphs g = new Graphs();
var myBarGraphColor = g.Color(val); //Setting the bar graph colors
var theRating = val;
Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//Move the cursor back to the left, where it started to draw the animation to begin with.
//Once we redraw, and redraw, and redraw, it will look animated.
//We are doing this because we are uisng a Console.Write to stay on the same line, so we move back, and redraw over top of the old one.
Console.CursorLeft = 40;
//Create bar graph, not the bar graph background
//We create the bar we want first, and the background second.
for (int i = 0; i < theRating; i++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//This creates a colored bar graph of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces.
Console.Write(" ");
Thread.Sleep(0);
}
//Console.Write(" ");
//Set total number for the length of the bar graph, which is also the background
int myTotalNumber = 10;
//Set bar graph background color
//We can set the color once here, or set it over and over again in the loop below.
Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//Draw bar graph background
//The background is not seen around the edges of the bar, or also with the foreground color of the bar. We only see one color at a time.
//So, we just start drawing the background after the final drawing of the bar graph based on the data.
//For Example...if we have 5/10, then the bar graph is 1-5 and the background is 6-10.
for (int ii = theRating; ii < myTotalNumber; ii++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//This creates a colored background of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces to make the background after the 5 colored spaces that made up the bar.
Console.Write(" ");
}
}
// display in the graph the total / average rating value for the restaurant
Graphs v = new Graphs();
var myBarGraphColor1 = v.Color(mid); //Setting the bar graph colors
Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor1;
//Move the cursor back to the left, where it started to draw the animation to begin with.
//Once we redraw, and redraw, and redraw, it will look animated.
//We are doing this because we are uisng a Console.Write to stay on the same line, so we move back, and redraw over top of the old one.
Console.CursorLeft = 40;
for (int i = 0; i < mid; i++)//
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//This creates a colored bar graph of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces.
Console.Write(" ");
}
var myBackgroundColor1 = ConsoleColor.White;
Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor1;
//Draw bar graph background
//The background is not seen around the edges of the bar, or also with the foreground color of the bar. We only see one color at a time.
//So, we just start drawing the background after the final drawing of the bar graph based on the data.
//For Example...if we have 5/10, then the bar graph is 1-5 and the background is 6-10.
for (int ii = mid; ii < 10; ii++)//
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//This creates a colored background of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces to make the background after the 5 colored spaces that made up the bar.
Console.Write(" ");
}
Console.ResetColor(); //Reset Color
//Move the cursor back to the left, where it started to draw the animation to begin with.
//Once we redraw, and redraw, and redraw, it will look animated.
//We are doing this because we are uisng a Console.Write to stay on the same line, so we move back, and redraw over top of the old one.
Console.CursorLeft = 60;
Console.Write(mid); //Display the average rating of the restaurant
Console.WriteLine("");
}
}
finally { }
}
//Timer Method that runs every time the timer elapses
private static void OnTimedEvent(Object source, ElapsedEventArgs e)
{
//Setting the bar graph colors
var myBackgroundColor = ConsoleColor.White;
myTimerCounter++;
// We assign rating values to get animation
var theRating = Rating(iiii);
//Setting the colors of the histogram depending on the rating value
Graphs g = new Graphs();
var myBarGraphColor = g.Color(theRating);
Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//Move the cursor back to the left, where it started to draw the animation to begin with.
//Once we redraw, and redraw, and redraw, it will look animated.
//We are doing this because we are uisng a Console.Write to stay on the same line, so we move back, and redraw over top of the old one.
Console.CursorLeft = 40;
//Create bar graph, not the bar graph background
//We create the bar we want first, and the background second.
for (int ii = 1; ii <= theRating; ii++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//This creates a colored bar graph of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces.
Console.Write(" ");
}
//Set total number for the length of the bar graph, which is also the background
int myTotalNumber = 10;
//Set bar graph background color
//We can set the color once here, or set it over and over again in the loop below.
Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//Draw bar graph background
//The background is not seen around the edges of the bar, or also with the foreground color of the bar. We only see one color at a time.
//So, we just start drawing the background after the final drawing of the bar graph based on the data.
//For Example...if we have 5/10, then the bar graph is 1-5 and the background is 6-10.
for (int iii = theRating; iii < myTotalNumber; iii++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//This creates a colored background of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces to make the background after the 5 colored spaces that made up the bar.
Console.Write(" ");
}
//increase iii by 1 to get the next rating value
iiii++;
//After a bit of time, stop the animation
//We change this as well for longer/shorter, faster/slower
//Right now, the animation, or resetting/redrawing of the graph will happen 50 times, once every 50/1000 seconds.
if (myTimerCounter == 99 || iiii > 100)
{
//Stop Timer
myAnimationTimer.Stop();
//Add in final database variable code here
//If the database data says 8/10, you would set the variable to 8 here.
//Once the animation is over, redraw the bar graph one more time with the actual bar graph data
Console.BackgroundColor = g.Color(mid);
Console.CursorLeft = 40;
//Create bar graph, not the bar graph background
//We create the bar we want first, and the background second.
for (int ii = 1; ii <= mid; ii++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBarGraphColor;
//This creates a colored bar graph of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces.
Console.Write(" ");
}
//Set bar graph background color
//We can set the color once here, or set it over and over again in the loop below.
Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//Draw bar graph background
//The background is not seen around the edges of the bar, or also with the foreground color of the bar. We only see one color at a time.
//So, we just start drawing the background after the final drawing of the bar graph based on the data.
//For Example...if we have 5/10, then the bar graph is 1-5 and the background is 6-10.
for (int iii = mid; iii < myTotalNumber; iii++)
{
//We could run the below code here if we wanted, but we just set it once above instead of each time here.
//Console.BackgroundColor = myBackgroundColor;
//This creates a colored background of spaces, so if you have a 5/10, you will get 5 colored spaces to make the background after the 5 colored spaces that made up the bar.
Console.Write(" ");
}
//Reset myTimerCounter to 0 for another restaurant
myTimerCounter = 0;
//Reset iii to 0 for another restaurant
iiii = 0;
//Reset color
Console.ResetColor();
//Show the cursor again so the user can do what you need them to do.
Console.CursorVisible = true;
}
}
