public static ProjectBase CreatePlatformSpecificProject(Project coreVisualStudioProject, string fileName)
{
ProjectBase toReturn = null;
if (FileManager.GetExtension(fileName) == "contentproj")
{
toReturn = new XnaContentProject(coreVisualStudioProject);
}
string errorMessage = null;
if (toReturn == null)
{
toReturn = TryGetProjectTypeFromDefineConstants(coreVisualStudioProject, out errorMessage);
}
if (toReturn == null)
{
// If we got here that means that the preprocessor defines don't match what
// Glue expects. This is probably bad - Glue generated code will likely not
// compile, so let's warn the user
EditorObjects.IoC.Container.Get <IGlueCommands>().DialogCommands.ShowMessageBox(errorMessage);
}
return(toReturn);
}
public static ProjectBase CreatePlatformSpecificProject(Project coreVisualStudioProject, string fileName)
{
ProjectBase toReturn = null;
if (FileManager.GetExtension(fileName) == "contentproj")
{
toReturn = new XnaContentProject(coreVisualStudioProject);
}
if (toReturn == null)
{
toReturn = TryGetProjectTypeFromDefineConstants(coreVisualStudioProject);
}
if (toReturn == null)
{
// If we got here that means that the preprocessor defines don't match what
// Glue expects. This is probably bad - Glue generated code will likely not
// compile, so let's warn the user
string warning = "Could not determine project type based off of preprocessor defines. Glue will try to load the project, but you may have compilation errors";
GlueGui.ShowMessageBox(warning);
#region Backup Method for detecting project type off of FlatRedBall
foreach (ProjectItem buildItem in coreVisualStudioProject.AllEvaluatedItems.Where(buildItem => buildItem.EvaluatedInclude.Contains("FlatRedBall")))
{
if (buildItem.EvaluatedInclude.Contains("Mdx"))
{
toReturn = new MdxProject(coreVisualStudioProject);
break;
}
if (buildItem.EvaluatedInclude.Contains("FlatRedBall"))
{
if (buildItem.EvaluatedInclude.Contains("x86"))
{
toReturn = new XnaProject(coreVisualStudioProject);
break;
}
}
break;
}
#endregion
}
if (toReturn == null)
{
foreach (ProjectItem buildItem in coreVisualStudioProject.AllEvaluatedItems.Where(buildItem => buildItem.EvaluatedInclude.Contains("Microsoft.Phone")))
{
toReturn = new WindowsPhoneProject(coreVisualStudioProject);
break;
}
}
return toReturn;
}
