/// <summary>
/// Our private little function to do whatever we need to un-setup and un-initialize our Gui screen object.
/// </summary>
private static void RemoveGui()
{
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON) Logger.dbgLog(" Removing Gui.");
try
{
if (guiPanel != null)
{
// I've seen some people try to clean up their gui objects with code like this.
// I could be wrong but it seem unneccessary in most cases, but I leave it as an example
// of something to do in 'removing' your gui object.
// Frankly it seems to me the game cleans these up for you anyway, but in theory doesn't
// hurt to do it yourself to maybe trigger garbage collection faster.
guiPanel.gameObject.SetActive(false);
GameObject.DestroyImmediate(guiPanel.gameObject);
guiPanel = null;
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON) Logger.dbgLog("Destroyed GUI objects.");
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Logger.dbgLog("Error: ",ex,true);
}
isGuiRunning = false;
if (parentGuiView != null) { parentGuiView = null; } //destroy our reference to primary guiview
}
/// <summary>
/// Our private little function to do whatever we need to setup and initialize our Gui screen object.
/// </summary>
private static void SetupGui()
{
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON) Logger.dbgLog(" Setting up Gui panel.");
try
{
parentGuiView = null; //make sure we start fresh, even though we could just assume that was set during the last map unload.
parentGuiView = UIView.GetAView(); //go get the root screen\view object from Unity via Colosalframework.ui function.
//if our object is null (it should be) then lets create one, have the game ADD it, and store it and set our isGUIrunning flag.
if (guiPanel == null)
{
guiPanel = (SomeModNameGUI)parentGuiView.AddUIComponent(typeof(SomeModNameGUI));
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON) Logger.dbgLog(" GUI Created.");
}
isGuiRunning = true;
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
Logger.dbgLog("Error: \r\n", ex,true);
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Gets called upon the base UI component's creation. Basically it's the constructor...but not really.
/// </summary>
public override void Start()
{
base.Start();
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON & SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_LEVEL > 0) Logger.dbgLog(string.Concat("Attempting to create our display panel. ",DateTime.Now.ToString(DTMilli).ToString()));
this.size = new Vector2(WIDTH, HEIGHT);
this.backgroundSprite = "MenuPanel";
this.canFocus = true;
this.isInteractive = true;
this.BringToFront();
this.relativePosition = new Vector3((Loader.parentGuiView.fixedWidth / 2) - 200, (Loader.parentGuiView.fixedHeight / 2) - 350);
this.opacity = SomeModName.config.GuiOpacity;
this.cachedName = cacheName;
SomeModNameGUI.instance = this;
CurrentMode = Singleton<ToolManager>.instance.m_properties.m_mode;
//DragHandler
m_DragHandler = this.AddUIComponent<UIDragHandle>();
m_DragHandler.target = this; //set the drag hangler target to this panel. it will do the rest magically.
//Our Titlebar UILabel
m_title = this.AddUIComponent<UILabel>();
m_title.text = "Vehicle Cargo Data"; //spaces on purpose
m_title.relativePosition = new Vector3(WIDTH / 2 - (m_title.width / 2) - 25f, (HEADER / 2) - (m_title.height / 2));
m_title.textAlignment = UIHorizontalAlignment.Center;
//Our Close Button UIButton
m_closeButton = this.AddUIComponent<UIButton>();
m_closeButton.normalBgSprite = "buttonclose";
m_closeButton.hoveredBgSprite = "buttonclosehover";
m_closeButton.pressedBgSprite = "buttonclosepressed";
m_closeButton.relativePosition = new Vector3(WIDTH - 35, 5, 10);
m_closeButton.eventClick += (component, eventParam) =>
{
this.Hide();
};
//^^above that's just an inline delegate to trigger hidding the panel when someone clicks the ' X ' (close) Button
//What's our config say about Showing on map load?
if (!SomeModName.config.AutoShowOnMapLoad)
{
this.Hide();
}
DoOnStartup(); //let go do some other stuff too during "start"
if (SomeModName.DEBUG_LOG_ON) Logger.dbgLog(string.Concat("Display panel created. ",DateTime.Now.ToString(DTMilli).ToString()));
}
