public Task <Result> Execute(SocketUserMessage e, string gamename)
{
UserGameMonitor.PurgeData();
string foundGame = gamename;
List <SocketGuildUser> foundUsers = UserGameMonitor.FindUsersWithGame(ref foundGame);
if (foundUsers.Count == 0)
{
return(TaskResult("", "Sorry, no records of **" + foundGame + "** being played were found."));
}
else
{
string total = "Here is the list of everyone who've been seen playing **" + foundGame + "**:```\n";
foreach (SocketGuildUser user in foundUsers)
{
total += Utility.GetUserName(user) + "\n";
}
total += "```";
return(TaskResult(total, total));
}
}
public async Task <Result> Execute(SocketUserMessage message)
{
UserGameMonitor.PurgeData();
Dictionary <string, int> passedGames = new Dictionary <string, int> ();
int count = UserGameMonitor.userGames.Count();
string all = "";
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
List <string> within = UserGameMonitor.userGames.ElementAt(i).Value;
foreach (string game in within)
{
if (!passedGames.ContainsKey(game))
{
passedGames.Add(game, 1);
}
else
{
passedGames [game]++;
}
}
}
// Linq is wierd shit yo. Also use var just because otherwise it's a really long type.
var items = from pair in passedGames
orderby pair.Value descending
select pair;
count = items.Count();
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
all += Utility.UniformStrings(items.ElementAt(i).Key, "Players: " + items.ElementAt(i).Value + "\n", " - ");
}
RestUserMessage userMessage = await Program.messageControl.SendBookMessage(message.Channel, "All games seen played on this server:", all, allowInMain, "```");
return(new Result(userMessage, "All games played on this server:"));
}