//MVC will attempt to create an instance of the parameters in this method,
// and will also try to map values in the GET/POST to propeties of those
// instances.
public ActionResult StartGame(CreateGameOptions options)
{
GameViewModel model = new GameViewModel();
model.CreateGame(options);
//The string "GameBoard" corresponds to the name of a view in the Game folder.
//Also, we use PartialView() here so we only render the html that's in the view,
// and not use the full layout page.
return PartialView("GameBoard", model);
}
public ActionResult Move(Guid gameId, int x, int y, char piece)
{
GameViewModel model = new GameViewModel(gameId);
model.PerformMove(x, y, piece);
//I'll go ahead and just re-render the view.
// We could leverage the client side by just returning
// JSON data that represents the game, and use
// javascript on the client to update the screen.
return PartialView("GameBoard", model);
}
