private void AcceptButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
string strPath = "steam_appid.txt";
string strText;
// if there is no text in the "SteamAppID" text box, return
if (SteamAppID.Text.Length == 0)
{
return;
}
if (m_gbIsSteamInitiated)
{
CMemeworks.Shutdown();
}
// if "steam_appid.txt" does not exist
if (!File.Exists(strPath))
{
// create a new file named "steam_appid.txt" using the instance
// we defined earlier, for StreamWriter
// and then we use StreamWriter to put the supplied AppID from the
// "SteamAppID" TextBox field, into the text file
// this is required for SteamAPI to initiate
using (m_gWriter = File.CreateText(strPath))
m_gWriter.Write(SteamAppID.Text);
strText = string.Format("AppID file not found, creating a new one and setting the AppID as: {0}\n", SteamAppID.Text);
m_gConsole.MainConsole.AppendText(strText);
}
else
{
// if the file exists, delete that C**T
File.Create(strPath).Close();
// then create a new one :)
// and write the AppID to it again
// there's better ways to clear a text file, I was just
// having stupid issues, so I took the easy way out
using (m_gWriter = File.CreateText(strPath))
m_gWriter.Write(SteamAppID.Text);
strText = string.Format("AppID file found, replacing with AppID: {0}\n", SteamAppID.Text);
m_gConsole.MainConsole.AppendText(strText);
}
// using the wrapper we created to initiate the SteamAPI
if (CMemeworks.Initiated())
{
// if it succeeds, set the global variable to true
m_gbIsSteamInitiated = true;
}
else
{
// if it fails, 99% of the time it's because of the AppID, so we just print this
// bullshit out
// and then set the global variable to false, as a second measure
m_gConsole.MainConsole.AppendText("Input a valid AppID into the supplied text box.\n");
m_gbIsSteamInitiated = false;
}
}
