private void NewObject(SimulationEvent e)
{
string objectType = ((StringValue)e["ObjectType"]).value;
Console.WriteLine(String.Format("Blackboard gets new object; ID: {0}; Type: {1}", ((StringValue)e["ID"]).value, objectType));
SimulationObject ob = SimulationObjectFactory.BuildObject(ref simModel, objectType);
ob.attributes["ID"] = e["ID"];
// REFACTOR: I shouldn't actually do this. I should only initialize the values that I own.
//AD: I'm populating the values passed in the NewObject event into the SimulationObject
foreach (string attname in ((AttributeCollectionValue)e["Attributes"]).attributes.Keys)
{
ob.attributes[attname] = ((AttributeCollectionValue)e["Attributes"])[attname];
}
blackboard.AddObject(ob);
// Initialize StateDB objects
if (((StringValue)e["ObjectType"]).value == "Team")
{
StateDB.Team t = new StateDB.Team(((StringValue)e["ID"]).value,
((StringListValue)((AttributeCollectionValue)e["Attributes"]).attributes["TeamHostility"]).strings);
StateDB.teams[t.id] = t;
}
else if (((StringValue)e["ObjectType"]).value == "DecisionMaker")
{
string teamID = ((StringValue)((AttributeCollectionValue)e["Attributes"]).attributes["TeamMember"]).value;
StateDB.DecisionMaker d = new StateDB.DecisionMaker(((StringValue)e["ID"]).value,
StateDB.teams.ContainsKey(teamID) ? StateDB.teams[teamID] : null);
StateDB.decisionMakers[d.id] = d;
}
else if (SimUtility.isPhysicalObject(objectType))
{
String linkedRegion = "";
if (e.parameters.ContainsKey("LinkedRegion"))
{
linkedRegion = ((StringValue)e["LinkedRegion"]).value;
}
StateDB.AddPhysicalObject(((StringValue)e["ID"]).value, objectType, linkedRegion);
}
}
