Exemple #1
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		public SimpleDataObject(object o, ObjectGraphContext ctx = null)
		{
			Context = ctx ?? new ObjectGraphContext();
			if (o != null)
			{
				Type = o.GetType();
				if (Context.GetID(o) == null)
					ID = Context.Add(o);
				Data = o.GetData(ctx);
			}
			else
			{
				Type = null;
				Data = new SafeDictionary<string, object>();
				ID = -1;
			}
		}
Exemple #2
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		public SimpleDataObject(SafeDictionary<string, IData> simpleData, ObjectGraphContext ctx = null)
		{
			SimpleData = simpleData;
			Context = ctx ?? new ObjectGraphContext();
		}
Exemple #3
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 public DynamicDictionary()
 {
     dict = new SafeDictionary <object, object>();
 }
Exemple #4
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        private static object DeserializeObjectWithProperties(TextReader r, Type type, ObjectGraphContext context, StringBuilder log)
        {
            // create object and add it to our context
            var o = type.Instantiate();

            context.Add(o);

            // properties count - need to create object and populate properties
            int    count;
            string s = r.ReadTo(':', log);

            if (!int.TryParse(s, out count))
            {
                throw new SerializationException("Expected integer, got \"" + s + "\" when parsing property count.");
            }


            var dict = new SafeDictionary <string, object>();

            // deserialize the properties
            var props = ObjectGraphContext.GetKnownProperties(type, true);

            for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
            {
                var pname = r.ReadTo(':', log).Trim();
                if (type == typeof(Game.Objects.Civilization.Empire) && pname == "StoredResources")
                {
                }
                if (props.ContainsKey(pname))
                {
                    // TODO - get base class recursively, not just derived class and declaring type
                    var prop = type.GetProperty(pname, BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance) ?? props[pname];                     // get concrete type property in case it has DoNotSerialize and the abstract type doesn't
                    if (prop != null)
                    {
                        if (prop.Name == "StarSystemNames")
                        {
                        }
                        var data = Deserialize(r, prop.PropertyType, false, context, log);
                        if (prop.HasAttribute <SerializationPriorityAttribute>())
                        {
                            prop.SetValue(o, data);                             // TODO - use cached reflection lambdas
                        }
                        if (!prop.HasAttribute <DoNotSerializeAttribute>())
                        {
                            dict[pname] = data;
                        }
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        r.ReadToEndOfLine(';', log);                         // throw away this property, we don't need it
                    }
                    // if p is null or has do not serialize attribute, it must be data from an old version with different property names, so don't crash
                }
            }

            //propertySetterTasks.Add(Task.Factory.StartNew(() =>
            //{
            o.SetData(dict, context);
            //}));

            // clean up
            ReadSemicolon(r, type, log);

            return(o);
        }
Exemple #5
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        public static IEnumerable <PathfinderNode <T> > CreateDijkstraMap <T>(T start, T end, ConnectivityGraph <T> graph)
        {
            // pathfind!
            // step 1: empty priority queue with cost to reach each node
            var queue = new List <PathfinderNode <T> >();

            // step 2: empty set of previously visited nodes, along with costs and previous-node references
            var visited = new SafeDictionary <T, PathfinderNode <T> >();

            // step 3: add start node and cost
            queue.Add(new PathfinderNode <T>(start, 0, null));

            // step 4: quit if there are no nodes (all paths exhausted without finding goal)
            bool success = false;

            while (queue.Any() && !success)
            {
                // step 5: take lowest cost node out of queue
                // also prefer straight line movement to diagonal
                var minCost = queue.Min(n => n.Cost);
                var node    = queue.Where(n => n.Cost == minCost).First();
                queue.Remove(node);

                // step 6: if node is the goal, stop - success!
                if (node.Location.Equals(end))
                {
                    success = true;
                }

                // step 7: check possible moves
                var moves = graph.GetExits(node.Location);

                // step 7a: remove blocked points (aka calculate cost)
                // nothing to do here

                // step 7b: update priority queue
                foreach (var move in moves)
                {
                    if (!visited.ContainsKey(move))
                    {
                        // didn't visit yet
                        var newnode = new PathfinderNode <T>(move, node.Cost + 1, node);
                        queue.Add(newnode);
                        visited.Add(move, newnode);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // already visited - but is it by a longer path?
                        var items = queue.Where(n => n.Location.Equals(move) && n.Cost > node.Cost + 1);
                        if (items.Any())
                        {
                            foreach (var old in items.ToArray())
                            {
                                queue.Remove(old);
                            }
                            var newnode = new PathfinderNode <T>(move, node.Cost + 1, node);
                            queue.Add(newnode);
                            visited.Add(move, newnode);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }

            return(visited.Values);
        }