//Move a given game from the graphical display to memory.
//This method pulls the values from each graphical element of the game's
//StackPanel and stores the data in memory for easier access.
private void CopyDisplayToData(StackPanel displayGroup, int gameNumber)
{
UIElementCollection members = displayGroup.Children;
System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton scheduled = members[0] as System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton;
System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton inProgress = members[1] as System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton;
System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton final = members[2] as System.Windows.Controls.RadioButton;
System.Windows.Controls.CheckBox halftime = members[5] as System.Windows.Controls.CheckBox;
System.Windows.Controls.TextBox homeScore = (members[4] as StackPanel).Children[0] as System.Windows.Controls.TextBox;
TextBlock homeTeam = (members[4] as StackPanel).Children[1] as TextBlock;
System.Windows.Controls.TextBox awayScore = (members[3] as StackPanel).Children[0] as System.Windows.Controls.TextBox;
TextBlock awayTeam = (members[3] as StackPanel).Children[1] as TextBlock;
MMODGame tempGame = new MMODGame();
if ((bool)scheduled.IsChecked)
{
tempGame.State = SCHEDULED;
}
else if ((bool)inProgress.IsChecked)
{
tempGame.State = INPROGRESS;
if ((bool)halftime.IsChecked)
{
tempGame.State = HALFTIME;
}
}
else
{
tempGame.State = FINAL;
gamesCompleted++;
}
tempGame.HomeScore = int.Parse(homeScore.Text);
tempGame.HomeTeam = homeTeam.Text;
tempGame.AwayScore = int.Parse(awayScore.Text);
tempGame.AwayTeam = awayTeam.Text;
tempGame.ID = games[gameNumber].ID;
games[gameNumber].Clone(tempGame);
}
//Loads bracket data from XElements extracted from the xml file to the
//List<MMODGame> where they're stored in memory.
private void LoadXmlToData(IEnumerable<XElement> xmlGames)
{
MMODGame tempGame = new MMODGame();
int gameNumber = 0;
//Games are assumed to be in order, since the numbers won't necessarily be.
foreach (XElement game in xmlGames)
{
XElement home = game.Element("hometeam");
XElement away = game.Element("awayteam");
//Rather than hard-code all the teams with their information, I take them from the bracket.xml file as I load it.
if (!teams.ContainsKey(home.Value))
{
teams.Add(home.Value, new Team(home.Value, home.Attribute("abbr").Value, int.Parse(home.Attribute("id").Value), int.Parse(home.Attribute("seed").Value)));
}
if (!teams.ContainsKey(away.Value))
{
teams.Add(away.Value, new Team(away.Value, away.Attribute("abbr").Value, int.Parse(away.Attribute("id").Value), int.Parse(away.Attribute("seed").Value)));
}
try { tempGame.HomeScore = int.Parse(home.Attribute("score").Value); }
catch { tempGame.HomeScore = 0; }
try { tempGame.AwayScore = int.Parse(away.Attribute("score").Value); }
catch { tempGame.AwayScore = 0; }
tempGame.HomeTeam = home.Value;
tempGame.AwayTeam = away.Value;
tempGame.State = game.Attribute("status").Value.ToUpper();
tempGame.ID = int.Parse(game.Attribute("id").Value);
games[gameNumber].Clone(tempGame);
gameNumber++;
}
}
public void Clone(MMODGame input)
{
homeScore = input.HomeScore;
awayScore = input.AwayScore;
homeTeam = input.HomeTeam;
awayTeam = input.AwayTeam;
state = input.State;
id = input.id;
}
