public override void InOrder(NodeDungeon rootNodeDungeon, int purpose)
{
if (rootNodeDungeon != null)
{
InOrder(rootNodeDungeon.LeftChild, purpose);
switch (purpose)
{
case 0: // Create room.
;
break;
case 1: // Get room from NodeDungeon, for printing.
;
break;
case 2: // If room has no children, create new children
CreateNewNodeDungeonsFromLeaf(rootNodeDungeon);
break;
case 3: // Debugging, writes the toString to console.
System.Console.WriteLine(rootNodeDungeon.ToString());
break;
default: // Create room, again, i guess, as a temporary thing.
;
break;
}
// This (the switch case) is placed here, in the middle, with the purpose of only
// poking around with the data once, after we've exhausted the
// left part of the tree. Or, i might be wrong. Anywhyhow...
InOrder(rootNodeDungeon.RightChild, purpose);
}
}
public virtual void InOrder(NodeDungeon rootNodeDungeon, int purpose)
{
if (rootNodeDungeon != null)
{
InOrder(rootNodeDungeon.LeftChild, purpose);
switch (purpose)
{
case 0:
System.Console.WriteLine(rootNodeDungeon.ToString());
break;
default: // Create room, again, i guess, as a temporary thing.
;
break;
}
InOrder(rootNodeDungeon.RightChild, purpose);
}
}