private void RefreshElapsed()
{
if (goalDateInt != 0)
{
// Call GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Tell GuardTime to give us the DateTime of the last event and set that to our lastEvent dateTime.
lastEvent = guard.EpochToDateTime(eventDateInt);
// Create a new timer
Timer timeSince = new Timer();
// Set the Interval
timeSince.Interval = 100;
// Set the event handler
timeSince.Tick += new EventHandler(timeSince_Tick);
// Declare a DateTime of now
DateTime now = DateTime.Now;
// Set the timespan equal to the time now, minus the time of the last event.
TimeSpan ts = now - lastEvent;
timeSinceLabel.Text = ts.ToString("");
timeSince.Start();
}
}
// Refresh the goal date label.
private void RefreshGoalDate()
{
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Tell GuardTime to set the config.
guard.setConfig();
// Initialize SQLize class and pass it the command.
SQLize calc = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM Dates ORDER BY datetime DESC LIMIT 1");
// Tell SQLize to return OneDate and set it equal to a string.
string aDate = calc.Read_OneDate();
// If the date is null, we don't want to be doing operations on it.
// This could happen when Guard starts for the first time.
if (aDate != null)
{
// Parse the string into a 64 bit integer.
Int64 n;
Int64.TryParse(aDate, out n);
// Assign our original date -> necessary for the counting UP process.
eventDateInt = n;
// Tell guard to calculate the release date and set the goalDate string.
goalDate = guard.CalcReleaseDate(n);
// set our int value
goalDateInt = guard.CalcReleaseDateInt(n);
// Display the goal date without GMT information
nextGoalLabel.Text = guard.RemoveGMT(goalDate);
}
}
private void RefreshCountdown()
{
if (goalDateInt != 0)
{
// Call GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Tell GuardTime to convert the epoch time into our goal date time object declared at the start of the MainWindow.
goal = guard.EpochToDateTime(goalDateInt);
// Create a new timer
Timer countDown = new Timer();
// Set the Interval
countDown.Interval = 100;
// Set the event handler
countDown.Tick += new EventHandler(countDown_Tick);
TimeSpan ts = goal.Subtract(DateTime.Now);
timeLeftLabel.Text = ts.ToString("");
countDown.Start();
}
}
// Refresh the table by updating the gregorian table in sqlite and then reading it into the table.
private void RefreshTable()
{
// Initialize Guardtime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Populate the Gregorian Table
SQLize GenerateTimes = new SQLize("SELECT datetime FROM (SELECT * FROM Dates ORDER BY date_id DESC) ORDER BY date_id");
// Call PopulateTimestamps to update the Gregorian table
GenerateTimes.PopulateTimestamps();
// Create a connection to the DB.
SQLiteConnection m_dbConnection;
m_dbConnection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=GuardDB.sqlite;Version=3;");
m_dbConnection.Open();
// Create our adapter
var adapter = new SQLiteDataAdapter("SELECT day_of_week, month, day, year, timestamp FROM Gregorian", m_dbConnection);
// Fill the dataset object
adapter.Fill(ds);
// Close the connection to the DB
m_dbConnection.Close();
// Show this in the Data Grid View
guardDatesDGV.DataSource = ds.Tables[0].DefaultView;
}
private void RefreshData()
{
// Clear the textboxes
achTextBox.Clear();
datesTextBox.Clear();
// Initialize GuardTime.
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Issue a new SELECT query for the Achievements table.
SQLize refreshAch = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM (SELECT * FROM Achievements ORDER BY ach_id DESC LIMIT 17) ORDER BY ach_id");
// Call Read_Ach to read the data.
refreshAch.Read_Ach();
// Set the output of SQLize's Get_Out method to the Achievements textbox.text
achTextBox.Text = refreshAch.Get_Out();
// Issue a new SELECT query for the Dates table.
SQLize refreshDates = new SQLize("SELECT datetime FROM (SELECT * FROM Dates ORDER BY date_id DESC LIMIT 17) ORDER BY date_id");
// Call Read_Dates to read the data.
refreshDates.Read_Dates();
// Set the output of SQLize's Get_Out method to the Dates textbox.text
datesTextBox.Text = refreshDates.Get_Out();
}
private void WeeklyAverage()
{
Int64 ttsearch = 0;
Int64 result = 0;
SQLiteConnection m_dbConnection;
m_dbConnection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=GuardDB.sqlite;Version=3");
m_dbConnection.Open();
// Create UnixTimestamp
GuardTime gt = new GuardTime();
var now = DateTime.Today;
ttsearch = gt.DateToEpoch(now);
ttsearch = ttsearch - 2592000;
SQLiteCommand findInstances = new SQLiteCommand("SELECT COUNT(datetime) FROM dates WHERE datetime > " + ttsearch, m_dbConnection);
SQLiteDataReader getInstances = findInstances.ExecuteReader();
while (getInstances.Read())
{
result = getInstances.GetInt64(0);
}
result = result / 5;
fiveWeekAvgLabel.Text = result.ToString();
m_dbConnection.Close();
}
// PopulateTimeStamps
//
// This reads dates from the dates table into the 'aList' List. Effectively copies the Dates Table!
public void PopulateTimestamps()
{
// Create a counter variable
int i = 1;
// Start GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Create a connection to the DB.
SQLiteConnection m_dbConnection;
m_dbConnection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=GuardDB.sqlite;Version=3;");
m_dbConnection.Open();
// Create our command
SQLiteCommand command = new SQLiteCommand(commandString, m_dbConnection);
// Start the reader
SQLiteDataReader reader = command.ExecuteReader();
// While the reader has data to read, add the value to the list.
while (reader.Read())
{
// Make some holder values;
string month;
string day;
string day_of_week;
string year;
string time;
// Test value for reader.read
Int64 test = reader.GetInt64(0);
// Initialize a DTO
DateTimeOffset dto = new DateTimeOffset();
// Get Guard to give us the DTO of the current line
dto = guard.EpochToDTO(reader.GetInt64(0));
// Pull the information
// month = guard.MonthToString(dto.Month);
month = dto.ToString("MMMM");
day = dto.Day.ToString();
day_of_week = dto.DayOfWeek.ToString();
year = dto.Year.ToString();
time = dto.TimeOfDay.ToString();
// Create a SQLite Command to insert stuff
SQLiteCommand populate = new SQLiteCommand("INSERT OR IGNORE INTO Gregorian (greg_id, month, day, day_of_week, year, timestamp)" +
"VALUES (" + i + "," + "'" + month + "'" + "," + "'" + day + "'" + "," + "'" + day_of_week + "'" + "," + "'" + year +
"'" + "," + "'" + time + "'" + ")", m_dbConnection);
// Run that command!
populate.ExecuteNonQuery();
// Increment the counter
i++;
}
}
// CUSTOM BUTTON
//
// When the custom button is clicked, Guard updates a text file which contains configuration
// information. This information pertains to the settings used to calculate the "Next Release"
// time which can also be thought of as the next time a user is allowed to indulge in a craving.
//
// Custom settings take user defined values, se we need to check boxes and sanitize input before
// passing this information to the CreateCFG method.
private void btnUseCustom_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// First lets get some holder values.
string c_years = txtBoxC_Years.Text;
string c_months = txtBoxC_Months.Text;
string c_days = txtBoxC_Days.Text;
string c_hours = txtBoxC_Hours.Text;
string c_minutes = txtBoxC_Minutes.Text;
// Now lets fix any empty boxes.
c_years = LetsCheck(c_years);
c_months = LetsCheck(c_months);
c_days = LetsCheck(c_days);
c_hours = LetsCheck(c_hours);
c_minutes = LetsCheck(c_minutes);
// Now lets run a sanity check on that information and double check that the user hasn't input
// any "dirty" data (eg: non-numerical data)
c_years = SanityCheck(c_years, "Years");
c_months = SanityCheck(c_months, "Months");
c_days = SanityCheck(c_days, "Days");
c_hours = SanityCheck(c_hours, "Hours");
c_minutes = SanityCheck(c_minutes, "Minutes");
// Once the data is cleaned, we need to change everything over to seconds so we can use these
// values in our calculations since we're using EpochTime now. This means switching these to
// Int64 values.
//
// GuardTime has a method to do this, so initialze GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Now convert the values
// The Gregorian Input function expects you to tell it whether we are converting years, months
// days, hours, or minutes as the second argument.
string ec_years = guard.GregorianInputToEpoch(c_years, "years");
string ec_months = guard.GregorianInputToEpoch(c_months, "months");
string ec_days = guard.GregorianInputToEpoch(c_days, "days");
string ec_hours = guard.GregorianInputToEpoch(c_hours, "hours");
string ec_minutes = guard.GregorianInputToEpoch(c_minutes, "minutes");
// Once the data is cleaned, update the config file!
CreateCFG(ec_years, ec_months, ec_days, ec_hours, ec_minutes, "custom");
// Inform the user of the changes
MessageBox.Show("Config file updated with the following settings:" + "\n" + c_years + " Years"
+ "\n" + c_months + " Months"
+ "\n" + c_days + " Days"
+ "\n" + c_hours + " Hours"
+ "\n" + c_minutes + " Minutes"
, "Switched To Custom Config");
}
// READ_ACH()
// This method reads the achievements from the Achievements table an formats it for use
// in a textbox control.
public void Read_Ach()
{
// Start GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Create a connection to the DB.
SQLiteConnection m_dbConnection;
m_dbConnection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=GuardDB.sqlite;Version=3;");
m_dbConnection.Open();
// Create our command
SQLiteCommand command = new SQLiteCommand(commandString, m_dbConnection);
// Start the reader
SQLiteDataReader reader = command.ExecuteReader();
// While the reader has data to read, Feed it
while (reader.Read())
{
// Get our values.
Int64 bestTime = reader.GetInt64(1);
// If the record is 0 (ie has no timestamp data) don't do any of this because a best time doesn't exist.
if (bestTime != 0)
{
// Grab our calculation
// ***DEPRECATED*** The resultTime IS bestTime.
//
// Int64 resultTime = guard.CalcUnixTimeSpan(startTime, endTime);
// Throw this into guards converter
string s = guard.EpochLenToString(bestTime);
// Concatenate our return string with nicely formatted text using Guards
// pretty print option.
aReturn += guard.PrettyPrintAch(s) + "\r\n";
// Concatenate our return string.
//old method aReturn += guard.EpochLenToString(resultTime) + "\r\n";
}
}
// Close the connection to the DB
m_dbConnection.Close();
}
// READ_DATES()
// This method reads dates from the dates table into the 'aReturn' string and
// includes formatting for new lines so that the text can be displayed in
// a textbox control.
public void Read_Dates()
{
// Start GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
// Create a connection to the DB.
SQLiteConnection m_dbConnection;
m_dbConnection = new SQLiteConnection("Data Source=GuardDB.sqlite;Version=3;");
m_dbConnection.Open();
// Create our command
SQLiteCommand command = new SQLiteCommand(commandString, m_dbConnection);
// Start the reader
SQLiteDataReader reader = command.ExecuteReader();
// While the reader has data to read, append the text to the 'aReturn' string
while (reader.Read())
{
// Declare holder string
string holder = "";
// Grab the value and feed it to GuardTime which will convert it to a string that's human readable
// and set our holder string to this.
holder = guard.EpochToDateString(reader.GetInt64(0));
// Remove the GMT info from the output (it's not really necessary for the user to see and takes up space).
holder = guard.RemoveGMT(holder);
// Append the values for every date we encounter.
aReturn += holder + "\r\n";
}
// Close the connection to the DB
m_dbConnection.Close();
}
// ADD NOW BUTTON
//
// When a user clicks the 'Add Now' button, the current date and
// time are entered into the Dates table as a unix timestamp.
private void addNowButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Delcare some variables we need
Int64 unixTimeThen = 0;
Int64 compare = 0;
Int64 highest = 0;
// When button is clicked
Int64 unixTimeNow = DateTimeOffset.Now.ToUnixTimeSeconds();
// Create a new SQLize instance to get the last date
SQLize retrieveDate = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM Dates ORDER BY datetime DESC LIMIT 1");
// Store this data briefly with the Read_OneDateInt function of SQLizer
unixTimeThen = retrieveDate.Read_OneDateInt();
// Check the difference between unixTimeNow and unixTimeThen with GuardTime
// But ONLY if the value of unixTimeThen is not 0 which would indicate
// that there are no records. We need at least one date entry in the dates
// table to perform calculations!
if (unixTimeThen != 0)
{
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
compare = guard.CalcUnixTimeSpan(unixTimeThen, unixTimeNow);
// Create one more SQLize instance to grab the last time span from the achievements table
SQLize retrieveBest = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM Achievements ORDER BY best_time DESC LIMIT 1");
highest = retrieveBest.Read_OneDateInt();
// If the the highest time is 0, then there are no records which means we should add one!
if (highest == 0)
{
// Create a new SQLize instance
SQLize add = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Achievements (best_time) VALUES(" + compare + ")");
// Run that command
add.Run_Command();
}
// If the highest time is not 0, then determine if we should insert a new best time.
if (compare > highest && highest != 0)
{
// Create a new SQLize instance
SQLize add = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Achievements (best_time) VALUES(" + compare + ")");
// Run that command
add.Run_Command();
}
}
// Issue an Insert statement to the Dates table.
SQLize insert = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Dates (datetime) VALUES (" + unixTimeNow + ")");
// Tell SQLize to run the command.
insert.Run_Command();
// Call Refresh Data
RefreshData();
// Refresh our timers
RefreshGoalDate();
RefreshCountdown();
RefreshElapsed();
}
// ADD BUTTON
//
// When a user clicks this button a new record containing a custom date and time
// is inserted into the database and the database is refreshed.
private void addButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Declare some variables we need
Int64 unixTimeThen = 0;
Int64 compare = 0;
Int64 highest = 0;
// Begin by creating a new SQLize instance to get the last date
SQLize retrieveDate = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM Dates ORDER BY datetime DESC LIMIT 1");
// Store this data briefly with the Read_OneDateInt function of SQLizer
unixTimeThen = retrieveDate.Read_OneDateInt();
// Grab our values from the text box
// Day
string day = dayComboBox.Text;
// Month
string month = monthComboBox.Text;
// Year
string year = yearPicker.Text;
// Time
string time = timePicker.Text;
// Parse these values into Guards date format.
string dateStringRaw = day + " " + month + " " + year + " " + time;
DateTime inputDate = DateTime.Parse(dateStringRaw);
// Get ourselves a datetime offset.
DateTimeOffset dto = new DateTimeOffset(inputDate);
// Turn this into a unix timestamp!
Int64 unixTimeNow = dto.ToUnixTimeSeconds();
// Check the difference between unixTimeNow and unixTimeThen with GuardTime
// But ONLY if the value of unixTimeThen is not 0 which would indicate
// that there are no records. We need at least one date entry in the dates
// table to perform calculations!
if (unixTimeThen != 0)
{
// Check the difference between unixTimeNow and unixTimeThen with GuardTime
GuardTime guard = new GuardTime();
compare = guard.CalcUnixTimeSpan(unixTimeThen, unixTimeNow);
// Create one more SQLize instance to grab the last time span from the achievements table
SQLize retrieveBest = new SQLize("SELECT * FROM Achievements ORDER BY best_time DESC LIMIT 1");
highest = retrieveBest.Read_OneDateInt();
// If the highest time is 0, then there are no records whcih means we should add one!
if (highest == 0)
{
// Create a new SQLize instance
SQLize add = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Achievements (best_time) VALUES(" + compare + ")");
// Run that command
add.Run_Command();
}
// Determine if we should insert a new best time
// If the highest time is not 0, then determine if we should insert a new best time!
if (compare > highest && highest != 0)
{
// Create a new SQLize instance
SQLize add = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Achievements (best_time) VALUES(" + compare + ")");
// Run that command
add.Run_Command();
}
}
// Create our date
//string dateStringNew = "\'" + unixTimeNow.ToString() + "\'";
// Issue an insert statement to the Dates table
SQLize insert = new SQLize("INSERT INTO Dates (datetime) VALUES (" + unixTimeNow + ")");
// Tell SQLize to run the command.
insert.Run_Command();
}