/// <summary>
/// Initializes the DebugSystem and adds all components to the game's Components collection.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="game">The game using the DebugSystem.</param>
#endregion
/// <param name="debugFont">The font to use by the DebugSystem.</param>
/// <returns>The DebugSystem for the game to use.</returns>
public static DebugSystem Initialize(Game game, string debugFont)
{
// if the singleton exists, return that; we don't want two systems being created for a game
if (singletonInstance != null)
{
return(singletonInstance);
}
// Create the system
singletonInstance = new DebugSystem();
// Create all of the system components
singletonInstance.DebugManager = new DebugManager(game, debugFont);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.DebugManager);
singletonInstance.DebugCommandUI = new DebugCommandUI(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.DebugCommandUI);
singletonInstance.FpsCounter = new FpsCounter(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.FpsCounter);
singletonInstance.TimeRuler = new TimeRuler(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.TimeRuler);
#if !WINDOWS_PHONE
singletonInstance.RemoteDebugCommand = new RemoteDebugCommand(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.RemoteDebugCommand);
#endif
return(singletonInstance);
}
/// <summary>
/// Initialize the game's debug console.
/// </summary>
public override void LoadContent()
{
base.LoadContent();
debugSystem = DebugSystem.Instance;
}
protected override void Initialize()
{
// Initialize the debug system with the game and the name of the font
// we want to use for the debugging
debugSystem = DebugSystem.Initialize(this, @"Fonts\GameScreenFont16px");
base.Initialize();
}
/// <summary>
/// Initializes the DebugSystem and adds all components to the game's Components collection.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="game">The game using the DebugSystem.</param>
#endregion
/// <param name="debugFont">The font to use by the DebugSystem.</param>
/// <returns>The DebugSystem for the game to use.</returns>
public static DebugSystem Initialize(Game game, string debugFont)
{
// if the singleton exists, return that; we don't want two systems being created for a game
if (singletonInstance != null)
return singletonInstance;
// Create the system
singletonInstance = new DebugSystem();
// Create all of the system components
singletonInstance.DebugManager = new DebugManager(game, debugFont);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.DebugManager);
singletonInstance.DebugCommandUI = new DebugCommandUI(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.DebugCommandUI);
singletonInstance.FpsCounter = new FpsCounter(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.FpsCounter);
singletonInstance.TimeRuler = new TimeRuler(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.TimeRuler);
#if !WINDOWS_PHONE
singletonInstance.RemoteDebugCommand = new RemoteDebugCommand(game);
game.Components.Add(singletonInstance.RemoteDebugCommand);
#endif
return singletonInstance;
}
