/// <summary>
/// Calling this function will add another sheep on the desktop, if MAX_SHEEP was not reached.
/// </summary>
public void AddSheep()
{
if (iSheeps < MAX_SHEEPS)
{
var newSheep = new FormPet(animations, xml);
foreach (var sprite in xml.sprites)
{
newSheep.AddImage(sprite);
}
sheeps[iSheeps] = newSheep;
sheeps[iSheeps].Show(xml.spriteWidth, xml.spriteHeight);
AddDebugInfo(DEBUG_TYPE.info, "new pet...");
AddDebugInfo(DEBUG_TYPE.info, xml.sprites.Count.ToString() + " frames added");
// Start the animation of the pet
sheeps[iSheeps].Play(true);
iSheeps++;
}
else
{
AddDebugInfo(DEBUG_TYPE.warning, "max PETs reached");
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Close a single sheep on the desktop.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sheep">The sheep-form to close.</param>
public bool KillSheep(FormPet sheep)
{
bool bSheepRemoved = false;
AddDebugInfo(DEBUG_TYPE.info, "Kill one sheep");
for (int i = 0; i < iSheeps; i++)
{
if (sheeps[i] == sheep)
{
sheeps[i].Kill();
for (int j = i; j < iSheeps - 1; j++)
{
sheeps[j] = sheeps[j + 1];
}
iSheeps--;
Application.DoEvents();
bSheepRemoved = true;
break;
}
}
/*
* This will close application if all Sheeps are removed. But Maybe the user want see the try icon to add a sheep later.
* Maybe in future you can choose 0 to 10 sheeps at startup, so this is commented out for the moment.
* if (iSheeps <= 0)
* {
* timer1.Tag = "0";
* pi.Dispose();
*
* timer1.Interval = 1100;
* timer1.Enabled = true;
* }
*/
return(bSheepRemoved);
}
