private void DealPatyTroop(TroopRoster battleTroopRoster)
{
TroopRoster troopRosters = MobileParty.MainParty.MemberRoster;
ICollection <TroopRosterElement> needMoveTroop = troopRosters.RemoveIf(obj => !battleTroopRoster.Contains(obj.Character));
foreach (TroopRosterElement element in needMoveTroop)
{
if (element.Character.IsHero)
{
this._tempMobile.MemberRoster.AddToCounts(element.Character, 1);
}
else
{
this._tempMobile.MemberRoster.AddToCounts(element.Character, element.Number);
}
}
}
private static void SortAnyParty(MBBindingList <PartyCharacterVM> toSort, PartyBase party,
TroopRoster rosterToSort, PartySort sorter)
{
if (rosterToSort == null || rosterToSort.Count == 0 || toSort == null || toSort.IsEmpty())
{
return;
}
CharacterObject leaderOfParty = party?.LeaderHero?.CharacterObject;
// Sort the list, this is done for the visual unit cards to be properly positioned after the sort
// This is not yet persisted to the actual roster, that is done after this.
toSort.StableSort(sorter);
// Sanity check to ensure the leader is *always* at the top of the party.
if (leaderOfParty != null)
{
var index = toSort.FindIndex((character) => character.Character.Equals(leaderOfParty));
PartyCharacterVM leaderVm = toSort[index];
toSort.RemoveAt(index);
toSort.Insert(0, leaderVm);
}
// Here we manually clear the roster while ignoring the party leader.
// Don't use `rosterToSort.Clear()` as that seems to cause the party leader to get unset permanently afterward, which stops upgrades from working.
rosterToSort.RemoveIf((item) => item.Character != leaderOfParty);
// Re-add the correctly sorted troops to the roster. We need to do it in this janky way due to the fact that we can't easily sort
// the underlying roster array.
foreach (PartyCharacterVM character in toSort)
{
if (character.Character != leaderOfParty)
{
rosterToSort.AddToCounts(
character.Troop.Character, character.Troop.Number, false, character.Troop.WoundedNumber,
character.Troop.Xp);
}
}
}