internal void CreateProfile(string name, string commandName)
{
var profile = new WritableLaunchProfile {
Name = name, CommandName = commandName
};
CurrentLaunchSettings.Profiles.Add(profile);
LaunchProfiles.Add(profile);
NotifyProfileCollectionChanged();
// Fire a property changed so we can get the page to be dirty when we add a new profile
OnPropertyChanged("_NewProfile");
SelectedDebugProfile = profile;
}
internal virtual void InitializeDebugTargetsCore(ILaunchSettings profiles)
{
IWritableLaunchSettings newSettings = profiles.ToWritableLaunchSettings();
// Since this get's reentered if the user saves or the user switches active profiles.
if (CurrentLaunchSettings != null && !CurrentLaunchSettings.SettingsDiffer(newSettings))
{
return;
}
try
{
// This should never change the dirty state when loading the dialog
PushIgnoreEvents();
// Remember the current selection
string curProfileName = SelectedDebugProfile?.Name;
// Update the set of settings and generate a property change so the list of profiles gets updated. Note that we always
// clear the active profile on the CurrentLaunchSettings so that when we do set one and property changed event is set
CurrentLaunchSettings = newSettings;
CurrentLaunchSettings.ActiveProfile = null;
// Reload the launch profiles collection
LaunchProfiles.Clear();
foreach (IWritableLaunchProfile profile in CurrentLaunchSettings.Profiles)
{
LaunchProfiles.Add(profile);
}
// When loading new profiles we need to clear the launch type. This is so the external changes cause the current
// active provider to be refreshed
_selectedLaunchType = null;
NotifyProfileCollectionChanged();
// If we have a selection, we want to leave it as is
if (curProfileName == null || newSettings.Profiles.Find(p => LaunchProfile.IsSameProfileName(p.Name, curProfileName)) == null)
{
// Note that we have to be careful since the collection can be empty.
if (profiles.ActiveProfile != null && !string.IsNullOrEmpty(profiles.ActiveProfile.Name))
{
SelectedDebugProfile = LaunchProfiles.Single(p => LaunchProfile.IsSameProfileName(p.Name, profiles.ActiveProfile.Name));
}
else
{
if (LaunchProfiles.Count > 0)
{
SelectedDebugProfile = LaunchProfiles[0];
}
else
{
SetEnvironmentGrid(null);
}
}
}
else
{
SelectedDebugProfile = LaunchProfiles.Single(p => LaunchProfile.IsSameProfileName(p.Name, curProfileName));
}
}
finally
{
PopIgnoreEvents();
_firstSnapshotCompleteSource?.TrySetResult();
_debugTargetsCoreInitialized = true;
}
}
internal bool IsNewProfileNameValid(string name)
{
return(!LaunchProfiles.Any(
profile => LaunchProfile.IsSameProfileName(profile.Name, name)));
}
internal bool IsNewProfileNameValid(string name)
{
return(LaunchProfiles.Where(
profile => LaunchProfile.IsSameProfileName(profile.Name, name)).Count() == 0);
}
// Make like mojang launcher
public void launprof(string name, string version, string client, string mdir)
{
Authentication auth = new Authentication();
auth.username = name;
Profiles pr = new Profiles();
pr.authentication = auth;
pr.javaArgs = "";
pr.lastVersionId = client;
pr.name = client;
Dictionary<string, Profiles> pro = new Dictionary<string, Profiles>();
pro.Add(client, pr);
LaunchProfiles prof = new LaunchProfiles();
prof.clientToken = "";
prof.selectedProfile = client;
prof.profiles = pro;
try
{
string output = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(prof, Formatting.Indented);
bool fexist = File.Exists(mdir + "\\launcher_profiles.json");
if (fexist == true)
File.Delete(mdir + "\\launcher_profiles.json");
StreamWriter sr = new StreamWriter(mdir + "\\launcher_profiles.json");
sr.WriteLine(output);
sr.Close();
}
catch
{
if (debug == true)
MessageBox.Show("Can't create launcher_profile.json");
}
}
