public static MoveMessage buildMessage(byte[] update)
{
JObject jsonObj = JObject.Parse(System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(update, 0, update.Length));
MoveMessage msg = new MoveMessage();
msg.sender = jsonObj["sender"].ToString();
msg.type = jsonObj["type"].ToString();
if(msg.type == "move")
{
msg.TextBoxName = jsonObj["TextBoxName"].ToString();
msg.piece = jsonObj["piece"].ToString();
}
return msg;
}
/// <summary>
/// Play the selected piece.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tbTapped">The (TextBlock) that was played</param>
private void Play(TextBlock tbTapped, MoveMessage msg)
{
// Make sure the status text is clear, because if we update the status message we want the
// user to notice it
tbStatus.Text = String.Empty;
// The user can tap on the gameboard without clicking "New Game". In this case we may
// need to initialize the board if it has not been initialized already.
// Initialization is signified by the _pieceMap not being null.
if (_pieceMap == null)
InitializeBoard();
// Set the square to the user's gamepiece
tbTapped.Text = msg.piece;
// Record the updated value for that square
_pieceMap[tbTapped.Name] = tbTapped.Text;
// Based on the above move, it is possible that the game has been won
if (SomebodyWon)
{
GameOver();
}
else
{
/// Is there still a piece for the Opponent to play?
if (PiecesAvailable())
{
if (msg.sender != GlobalContext.localUsername)
{
UpdateStatus("Your turn!");
}
}
else
{
// Nobody wins - end the game
GameOver();
UpdateStatus("Nobody Won!");
}
}
}
internal void UpdateUiFromMove(MoveMessage msg)
{
TextBlock tb = (TextBlock)gBoard.FindName(msg.TextBoxName);
Play(tb, msg);
moveCount++;
UnLockGameboard();
}