Example #1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Set up to handle change events from the Strut and Cooler pickers.
        ///
        /// Would like to do this in the constructor, but the pickers need a reference to this object so they
        /// can get their Materials and Coolers lists.  Since they need that reference, they cannot be constructed
        /// until after this object is constructed.  Therefore this routine starts everything going.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="strutPicker"></param>
        /// <param name="coolerPicker"></param>
        public void SetControllers(StrutPicker strutPicker, CoolerPicker coolerPicker)
        {
            // Set initial cooler and strut choices into the simulator
            Strut  strut  = strutPicker.Strut;
            Cooler cooler = coolerPicker.Cooler;

            webServiceAdapter.SetStrut(strut.Material.Name, strut.Length, strut.CrossSectionalArea);
            webServiceAdapter.SetCooler(cooler.Name, coolerPicker.PowerFactor);

            // Run the simulator for the first time
            simulate();

            // Set up to handle change events from the controllers
            strutPicker.RaiseStrutChangedEvent   += new EventHandler(handle_StrutChangedEvent);
            coolerPicker.RaiseCoolerChangedEvent += new EventHandler(handle_CoolerChangedEvent);
        }
Example #2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Constructor
        /// </summary>
        public MainForm()
        {
            InitializeComponent();

            // Connect to the CoolIt web service
            coolItWebService = connect();
            if (coolItWebService == null)
            {
                return;
            }
            login();

            // Create a local simulator stub and connect it to the Web Service.
            // From now on we treat this as though it were the whole simulator.  The fact that it
            // calls a Web Service to do its work is transparent from here on.
            simulator = new SimulatorStub(coolItWebService);

            // Subscribe to Simulation Changed events so we can update our temp monitor, cost monitor, ...
            simulator.SimulationChangedEvent += new EventHandler(handle_SimulationChangedEvent);

            // Create the cooler and strut pickers and tell the simulator about them so it can subscribe to
            // their change events.
            strutPicker     = new StrutPicker(simulator);
            coolerPicker    = new CoolerPicker(simulator);
            challengePicker = new ChallengePicker(simulator);
            simulator.SetControllers(strutPicker, coolerPicker);

            string title = string.Format("CoolIt Desktop Client - Version {0}.{1}",
                                         coolItWebService.DesktopClientVersion.Major,
                                         coolItWebService.DesktopClientVersion.Minor);

            this.Text = title;

            bankBalanceTextBox.Text = bankBalance.ToString("C");

            mathGates = coolItWebService.GetMathGates();

            pickChallenge();
        }