private void Connector_WireCut(object sender, WireCutEventArgs e)
{
if (!this.shouldCut[e.WireIndex])
{
this.Log("Wire {0} on panel {1} was incorrectly cut.", e.WireIndex % 3 + 1, e.WireIndex / 3 + 1);
this.Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
}
}
private void Connector_WireCut(object sender, WireCutEventArgs e)
{
var space = this.Connector.WireSpaces[e.WireIndex];
var wireIndex = this.activeSpaceIndices.IndexOf(e.WireIndex) + 1;
if (this.shouldCut[e.WireIndex])
{
this.Log("Wire {0} was cut. That was correct.", wireIndex);
if (Enumerable.Range(0, 6).All(i => !this.shouldCut[i] || this.Connector.WireSpaces[i].Cut))
{
this.Connector.KMBombModule.HandlePass();
}
}
else
{
this.Log("Wire {0} was cut. That was incorrect: {1} (symbol) {2} {3} (light) is false",
wireIndex, space.HasSymbol, this.GetOperation(space.Colours), space.LightOn);
this.Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
// Yes, you can still strike after disarming the module. Complicated Wires also does this.
}
}
private void Connector_WireCut(object sender, WireCutEventArgs e)
{
for (int i = 0; i < this.orderToCut.Length; ++i)
{
if (this.orderToCut[i] == e.WireIndex)
{
break;
}
else
{
// Make sure all wires that come before this one in the correct order are cut.
if (!this.Connector.Wires[this.orderToCut[i]].Cut)
{
this.Log("Wire {0} was cut when the next wire should have been wire {1}.", e.WireIndex + 1, this.orderToCut[i] + 1);
this.Connector.KMBombModule.HandleStrike();
break;
}
}
}
if (this.Connector.Wires.All(w => w.Cut))
{
this.Disarm();
}
}
