public static string GetSortFieldValue(FlattenedTroopRosterElement element, CustomSortOrder customOrder, MBBindingList <PartyCharacterVM> partyVmUnits)
{
switch (customOrder)
{
case CustomSortOrder.TierAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.TierDesc:
return(element.Troop.Tier.ToString());
case CustomSortOrder.CultureAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.CultureDesc:
return(element.Troop.Culture.Name.ToString());
case CustomSortOrder.MountedAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.MountedDesc:
return(element.Troop.IsMounted ? "1" : "0");
case CustomSortOrder.MeleeAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.MeleeDesc:
return(element.Troop.IsArcher ? "1" : "0");
case CustomSortOrder.UnitNameAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.UnitNameDesc:
return(element.Troop.Name.ToString());
case CustomSortOrder.UnitCountAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.UnitCountDesc:
return(partyVmUnits?.Where(x => x.Character.Name == element.Troop.Name)?.Select(x => x.Number)
?.FirstOrDefault().ToString());
case CustomSortOrder.CustomUpgradesPathAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.CustomUpgradesPathDesc:
var unitHasUpgrade = PartyManagerSettings.Settings.SavedTroopUpgradePaths?.Exists(x =>
x.UnitName == element.Troop.Name.ToString());
if (unitHasUpgrade == true)
{
return("1");
}
return("0");
case CustomSortOrder.FormationAsc:
case CustomSortOrder.FormationDesc:
var formation = element.Troop?.CurrentFormationClass;
if (formation != null)
{
return(((int)formation).ToString());
}
return(null);
default:
return("");
}
}
//If performance is an issue let's memoize this, reason I haven't done that off the bat is
//there is no readily safe identifier I can use to link the same troop types.
//and honestly I think its over-optimising anyways to even consider it, memory is enough of a problem.
private static double getTroopXpDivisor(TroopRoster roster, FlattenedTroopRosterElement item)
{
int indexOfTroop = roster.FindIndexOfTroop(item.Troop);
if (indexOfTroop == -1)
{
return(1);
}
TroopRosterElement element = roster.GetElementCopyAtIndex(indexOfTroop);
if (element.NumberReadyToUpgrade == 0 || element.Number == 0)
{
return(1);
}
return((double)element.Number / (double)element.NumberReadyToUpgrade);
}
