//Neat way of making a pseudo auto script for automatic wheather messages
private static Func <BsonArray, Tuple <string, int>, string, string, bool> GetScript(List <string> zones)
{
int step = 0;
Func <BsonArray, Tuple <string, int>, string, string, bool> result = delegate(BsonArray sequence, Tuple <string, int> tuple, string type, string message) {
Rooms.Room room = null;
//the sequence has ended nothing left to do here
if (step >= sequence.Count)
{
foreach (string zone in zones) //loop through each zone
{
for (int low = 0; low <= 999; low++) //apply to it to rooms in zone Todo: get the number of rooms in the zone and use that as the low, high numbers
{
room = Rooms.Room.GetRoom(zone + low);
room.Weather = type;
room.WeatherMessage = message;
}
}
return(false);
}
foreach (string zone in zones)
{
for (int low = 0; low <= 999; low++) //Todo: get low/high numbers from room count in zone from database
{
room = Rooms.Room.GetRoom(zone + low);
if (room.IsOutdoors)
{
//ok if the tuple is not null then we are going to process it first. As of now it is just one single message with a wait time
//this can be modified to include more steps easily by making item1 a list and using steps to keep track
if (tuple != null)
{
room.InformPlayersInRoom(tuple.Item1, new List <string>(new string[] { }));
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(tuple.Item2 * 1000);
return(true); //we still want the other sequence to execute we will set the tuple to null in the body of the while loop
}
//run the main sequence script
room.InformPlayersInRoom(sequence[step]["Step"].AsString, new List <string>(new string[] { }));
}
}
}
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(sequence[step]["Wait"].AsInt32 * 1000);
step++;
return(true);
};
return(result);
}
