/// <summary>
/// Initialize Unit Kills History Model with DataReader
/// </summary>
/// <param name="reader">The DataReader</param>
public SQLiteUnitKillsHistoryModel(IDataReader reader)
{
try
{
if (reader == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("reader");
}
RealizeColumnMappings(reader);
ID = reader.GetInt64(_indexID);
PlayerName = reader.GetString(_indexPlayerName);
EffectiveDate = DateUtility.EpochToDate(reader.GetDouble(_indexEffectiveDate));
Score = reader.GetInt64(_indexScore);
Rank = reader.GetInt32(_indexRank);
}
catch (Exception caught)
{
logger.Error("Unexpected Error Initializing SQLite Unit Kills History model", caught);
throw;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Build External Macro Model
/// </summary>
/// <param name="qualifiedName">Qualified Macro Name</param>
/// <param name="noxMacroDefinition">The Nox Macro Definition</param>
/// <returns>The External Macro Model</returns>
private IExternalMacroModel BuildExternalMacroModel(string qualifiedName, Models.Json.NoxMacroHeaderModel noxMacroDefinition)
{
try
{
var externalModel = new Models.NoxExternalMacroModelImpl();
externalModel.QualifiedName = qualifiedName;
externalModel.FriendlyName = noxMacroDefinition.name;
int parsePriorityOut;
externalModel.ListOrder = int.TryParse(noxMacroDefinition.priority, out parsePriorityOut) ? parsePriorityOut : 0;
/*
* The Create Date in Nox is stored as an epoch time stamp.
* If this value isn't sored correctly (it cannot parse to a double) just stick now in.
* Note that Epoch stores in UTC, not sure if its really relevant in Nox, but I'm choosing
* to store a fallback of now, in UTC in case it does compensate for that.
*/
double parseTimeOut;
externalModel.CreateDate = double.TryParse(noxMacroDefinition.time, out parseTimeOut) ? DateUtility.EpochToDate(parseTimeOut) : DateTime.UtcNow;
//The path to the macro source file, is simply the Nox Macro Directory, and the filename is the qualified name
externalModel.SourceFileName = Path.Combine(Environment.GetNoxMacroDirectory(), qualifiedName);
/*
* For a source of the macro, which will be cached in the database, we simply read the contents of the macro file
* If unable to read this file for any reason, log that, and then just set the macro source to null.
* It's techncially fine for this software to not have a macro source file, as this tool rebuilds the source after
* user modifications. So this would just net in a new or empty macro
*/
try
{
externalModel.MacroSource = File.ReadAllText(externalModel.SourceFileName);
}
catch (Exception caught)
{
logger.Warn("Unable to read macro source file", caught);
externalModel.MacroSource = null;
}
/*
* TODO: Review this; it just kind of dawned on me that the values for play settings will be different if more than
* one emulator is used. So it would definately make more sense to break the play settings down, from within the application management
* definately something to look into.
*
* This, which I view as a pretty high proprity thing to do; is not yet critical, as I don't think many have multiple emulators
* that they frequently use. I'd just not like to corrupt a macro records file with foreign values,
* and potentially risk unexpected behavior. (potentially crashing?)
*/
/*
* The play settings are a separate object, and it's therefor technically
* possible that it's not present. If the play settings are not present, just
* stick some good default for the affected values.
*/
var playSettings = noxMacroDefinition.playSet;
if (playSettings == null)
{
externalModel.Accelerator = "1";
externalModel.Interval = "0";
externalModel.Mode = "0";
externalModel.PlaySeconds = "0#0#0";
externalModel.RepeatTimes = "1";
}
else
{
externalModel.Accelerator = playSettings.accelerator;
externalModel.Interval = playSettings.interval;
externalModel.Mode = playSettings.mode;
externalModel.PlaySeconds = playSettings.playSeconds;
externalModel.RepeatTimes = playSettings.repeatTimes;
}
//TODO: VALIDATE SOURCE, ENSURE ASSEMBLER IS SUPPORTED!
return(externalModel);
}
catch (Exception caught)
{
logger.Error("Unexpected Error Building External Macro Model", caught);
throw;
}
}