private static List<IPerson> GeneratePopulation(int id, ICivilization civilization, int popCount)
{
List<IPerson> population = new List<IPerson>();
for (int n = 0; n < popCount; n++)
{
//Thread.Sleep(_Random.Next(200, 700));
PersonHelper personHelper = new PersonHelper();
personHelper.Civilization = civilization;
personHelper.Race = civilization.Race;
personHelper.Mythology = civilization.Race.Mythos;
// maybe we should check the population levels before starting the next loop? First thing in the for loop?
IPopulationCenters popCenter = civilization.PopulationCenters.First(pc => pc.Population.Count < pc.MaxPopulation);
personHelper.OriginatesFrom = popCenter; // WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE RUN OUT OF CITIES!?
personHelper.Father = new Person();
personHelper.Mother = new Person();
personHelper.Partner = new Person();
PersonGen personGen = new PersonGen();
IPerson person = personGen.GenerateSingle(personHelper);
population.Add(person);
popCenter.Population.Add(person);
if (n < 9) person.SocialStatus = CoreEnums.Status.Highborne;
WriteToConsole("ID: " + id + "Name: " + population.Last().Name + "; Race: " + population.Last().Race.Name);
}
return population;
}
public IPerson GenerateSingle(PersonHelper personInfo)
{
IPerson person = new Person();
person.Id = Random.Next(0, 780000000);
person.Gender = DetermineGender();
person.Name = GetName(personInfo.Race, person.Gender);
person.Description = "DESCRIPTION";
person.Race = personInfo.Race;
person.Civilization = personInfo.Civilization;
person.OriginatesFrom = personInfo.OriginatesFrom;
person.Mythology = personInfo.Mythology;
person.PersonalDeity = personInfo.Mythology.Deities[Random.Next(0, personInfo.Mythology.Deities.Count - 1)]; // make a method?
person.Father = personInfo.Father; // might be null
person.Mother = personInfo.Mother; // might be null
person.Partner = null;
person.Age = personInfo.Race.SexualMaturity - 1;
person.Traits = (personInfo.Father == null || personInfo.Mother == null) ? DetermineTraits() : DetermineTraits(personInfo.Father, personInfo.Mother);
person.SocialStatus = DetermineSocialStatus();
person.Alive = true;
return person;
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
//NameGen names = new NameGen();
//// would it help with memory if I saved every 250, then read them back into a hashset, and started all over again?
//int count = 0;
//HashSet<string> namesTest = new HashSet<string>();
//string currentName;
//while (true)
//{
// count++;
// currentName = names.SingleName(CoreEnums.Word.ElfMale);
// namesTest.Add(currentName);
// Console.Write(namesTest.Count + "; " + currentName + "\n");
//}
//Database worldGen = new Database(System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.AppSettings["Testing"]);
Database worldGen = new Database("DevWorldGen");
new PopulateDatabaseNames(worldGen).AddAdjectives();
Console.ReadLine();
CalendarGen calendar = new CalendarGen();
IYear calendarYear = calendar.Generate();
// Generate the mythology
MythosGen mythos = new MythosGen();
List<IMythology> mythologies = new List<IMythology>();
if ((_Random.Next(0, 2) == 1))
{
mythologies.AddRange(mythos.GenerateMultiple());
}
else
{
mythologies.Add(mythos.GenerateSingle());
}
// Generate the world
WorldGen worlds = new WorldGen();
IWorld world = worlds.Generate(mythologies);
// Generate the common language
LanguageGen languages = new LanguageGen();
ILanguage commonTongue = languages.Generate();
// Generate the races
RaceGen raceGen = new RaceGen(mythologies, commonTongue);
List<IRace> races = raceGen.GenerateMultiple(_Random.Next(3, 8));
// Generate the civilizations present
CivilizationGen civGen = new CivilizationGen();
List<ICivilization> civilizations = civGen.GenerateMultiple(races);
// Generate the continents
ContinentGen continentGen = new ContinentGen(world);
List<IContinent> continents = continentGen.Generate(_Random.Next(2, 5));
// TODO: I don't think the Climate/Features is totally working
// TODO: military structures (castles, outposts, etc...), 1-3-5 per region, determine control of the region (must be an odd number)
// Generate the regions within the continents
RegionGen regionGen = new RegionGen();
List<IRegion> availableRegions = new List<IRegion>(); // this is for a starting region of a civilization
foreach (IContinent continent in continents)
{
continent.ListOfRegions = regionGen.Generate(continent, civilizations);
availableRegions.AddRange(continent.ListOfRegions);
}
// now assign a starting region and hamlet to each civilization
PopulationCenterGen popGen = new PopulationCenterGen();
foreach (ICivilization civilization in civilizations)
{
int index = _Random.Next(0, availableRegions.Count - 1);
IRegion region = availableRegions.ElementAt(index);
civilization.RegionsOwned.Add(availableRegions[index]);
availableRegions.RemoveAt(index);
civilization.PopulationCenters.Add(popGen.GenerateSingle(civilization));
}
// How will populations spread? When the settlement reaches a certain population, a certain "level"?
// Once they fill a region they'll move into adjacent regions, begin clashing with others
// I need to define both TotalPopulation as well as individual civilization's populations
// All of this will create a population for each civilization
// TODO: is this implemented..? Each person needs to be added to the hamlet in the region established in the previous foreach
// http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/189374/The-Basics-of-Task-Parallelism-via-C
CancellationTokenSource cts = new CancellationTokenSource(); // do I really need this?
//List<IPerson> totalPopulation = new List<IPerson>();
PersonGen populace = new PersonGen();
//int populationCount = 0;
//switch (civilizations.First().Race.GetType().Name.ToLower())
//{
// case "humans":
// //populationCount = _Random.Next(650, 720);
// populationCount = 25;
// break;
// case "dwarves":
// //populationCount = _Random.Next(820, 900);
// populationCount = 25;
// break;
// default:
// //populationCount = _Random.Next(1100, 1400);
// populationCount = 25;
// break;
//}
//PersonHelper personInfo = new PersonHelper();
//personInfo.Civilization = civilizations.First();
//personInfo.Race = civilizations.First().Race;
//personInfo.Mythology = civilizations.First().Race.Mythos;
//// maybe we should check the population levels before starting the next loop? First thing in the for loop?
//IPopulationCenters popCenter = civilizations.First().PopulationCenters.First(pc => pc.Population.Count < pc.MaxPopulation);
//personInfo.OriginatesFrom = popCenter; // WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE RUN OUT OF CITIES!?
//personInfo.Father = new Person();
//personInfo.Mother = new Person();
//personInfo.Partner = new Person();
//// TODO: the name generator is not threadsafe I do not think. Need to start storing names in a DB
////int index = civilizations.FindIndex(c => c.Id == civilizations.First().Id);
//Task<List<IPerson>> populationTask = new Task<List<IPerson>>(() => populace.GenerateMultiple(civilizations.First(), populationCount, personInfo), cts.Token);
//populationTask.Start();
//populationTask.Wait();
#region
//civilization.TotalPopulation = populationTask.Result;
//totalPopulation.AddRange(populationTask.Result);
// I DON'T THINK THIS IS THREAD SAFE
// would it be better to create a list of tasks and then execute them?
int totalPopulation = 0;
List<Task> tasks = new List<Task>();
foreach (ICivilization civilization in civilizations)
{
int populationCount = 0;
switch (civilization.Race.GetType().Name.ToLower())
{
case "humans":
//populationCount = _Random.Next(650, 720);
populationCount = 25;
break;
case "dwarves":
//populationCount = _Random.Next(820, 900);
populationCount = 25;
break;
default:
//populationCount = _Random.Next(1100, 1400);
populationCount = 25;
break;
}
PersonHelper personInfo = new PersonHelper();
personInfo.Civilization = civilization;
personInfo.Race = civilization.Race;
personInfo.Mythology = civilization.Race.Mythos;
// maybe we should check the population levels before starting the next loop? First thing in the for loop?
IPopulationCenters popCenter = civilization.PopulationCenters.First(pc => pc.Population.Count < pc.MaxPopulation);
personInfo.OriginatesFrom = popCenter; // WHAT HAPPENS WHEN WE RUN OUT OF CITIES!?
personInfo.Father = new Person();
personInfo.Mother = new Person();
personInfo.Partner = new Person();
// TODO: the name generator is not threadsafe I do not think. Need to start storing names in a DB
int index = civilizations.FindIndex(c => c.Id == civilization.Id);
Task<List<IPerson>> populationTask = new Task<List<IPerson>>(() => populace.GenerateMultiple(civilization, populationCount, personInfo), cts.Token);
//tasks.Add(populationTask);
populationTask.Start();
//civilization.TotalPopulation = populationTask.Result;
//totalPopulation.AddRange(populationTask.Result);
//populationTask.Wait();
totalPopulation += populationCount;
}
//foreach (Task task in tasks)
//{
// task.Start();
//}
Task.WaitAll();
cts.Cancel();
#endregion
Console.WriteLine("Total Civilizations: " + civilizations.Count);
Console.WriteLine("Total Population: " + totalPopulation);
Console.ReadLine();
}