/// <summary>
/// In a 'Stage', there is data that is indexed by Room number. The actual rooms don't store
/// this data internally, it is only by file name. So we're going to strip apart the filename
/// to get the room number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="NewArc"></param>
private void GetRoomNumber(ZeldaArc NewArc)
{
int roomNumber = 0;
//We're going to trim the Filepath down to just name - ie: "Room0.arc / R00_00.arc"
string fileName = Path.GetFileName(NewArc.Filename);
//If it starts with "Room" then it's (probably) a Windwaker Archive.
if (fileName.Substring(0, 4).ToLower() == "room")
{
//Use Regex here to grab what is between "Room" and ".arc", since it goes up to "Room23.arc"
string[] numbers = Regex.Split(fileName, @"\D+");
string trimmedNumbers = String.Join("", numbers);
trimmedNumbers = trimmedNumbers.Trim();
roomNumber = int.Parse(trimmedNumbers);
}
//If it starts with R ("Rxx_00, xx being Room Number"), it's Twlight Princess
else if (fileName.Substring(0, 1).ToLower() == "r")
{
//I *think* these follow the Rxx_00 pattern, where xx is the room number. _00 can change, xx might be 1 or 3, who knows!
//We're going to use RegEx here to make sure we only grab what is between R and _00 which could be multipl.e
string[] numbers = Regex.Split(fileName.Substring(0, fileName.Length - 6), @"\D+");
string trimmedNumbers = String.Join("", numbers);
trimmedNumbers = trimmedNumbers.Trim();
roomNumber = int.Parse(trimmedNumbers);
}
else
{
InvalidRoomNumber popup = new InvalidRoomNumber();
popup.DescriptionLabel.Text =
"Failed to determine room number from file name." + Environment.NewLine + "Expected: Room<x>.arc or R<xx>_00, got: " +
fileName;
popup.ShowDialog(this);
roomNumber = (int)popup.roomNumberSelector.Value;
Console.WriteLine("User chose: " + roomNumber);
}
NewArc.RoomNumber = roomNumber;
}
/// <summary>
/// In a 'Stage', there is data that is indexed by Room number. The actual rooms don't store
/// this data internally, it is only by file name. So we're going to strip apart the filename
/// to get the room number.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="NewArc"></param>
private void GetRoomNumber(ZeldaArc NewArc)
{
int roomNumber = 0;
//We're going to trim the Filepath down to just name - ie: "Room0.arc / R00_00.arc"
string fileName = Path.GetFileName(NewArc.Filename);
//If it starts with "Room" then it's (probably) a Windwaker Archive.
if (fileName.Substring(0, 4).ToLower() == "room")
{
//Use Regex here to grab what is between "Room" and ".arc", since it goes up to "Room23.arc"
string[] numbers = Regex.Split(fileName, @"\D+");
string trimmedNumbers = String.Join("", numbers);
trimmedNumbers = trimmedNumbers.Trim();
roomNumber = int.Parse(trimmedNumbers);
}
//If it starts with R ("Rxx_00, xx being Room Number"), it's Twlight Princess
else if (fileName.Substring(0, 1).ToLower() == "r")
{
//I *think* these follow the Rxx_00 pattern, where xx is the room number. _00 can change, xx might be 1 or 3, who knows!
//We're going to use RegEx here to make sure we only grab what is between R and _00 which could be multipl.e
string[] numbers = Regex.Split(fileName.Substring(0, fileName.Length - 6), @"\D+");
string trimmedNumbers = String.Join("", numbers);
trimmedNumbers = trimmedNumbers.Trim();
roomNumber = int.Parse(trimmedNumbers);
}
else
{
InvalidRoomNumber popup = new InvalidRoomNumber();
popup.DescriptionLabel.Text =
"Failed to determine room number from file name." + Environment.NewLine + "Expected: Room<x>.arc or R<xx>_00, got: " +
fileName;
popup.ShowDialog(this);
roomNumber = (int) popup.roomNumberSelector.Value;
Console.WriteLine("User chose: " + roomNumber);
}
NewArc.RoomNumber = roomNumber;
}
