/// <summary>
/// This initlizes the listner TCP connection and the #root channel.
/// </summary>
public void Init()
{
InitCommands();
connection = new TCPHandler();
connection.Port = Port;
connection.OnMsg += OnMessage;
connection.OnConnection += (m, s) => {
if (s == ConnectionStatus.Succes)
{
PrintLine(m + ": Connected");
}
else
{
PrintLine(m + ": Disconnected");
}
};
connection.CreateSocket(true);
Room rootRoom = new Room("#root");
rootRoom.MOTD = "Welcome to the server! All Users are atumatically put into this room. Leaving this room will remove you form the server. Type \"/help\" for more info.";
Rooms[rootRoom.Name] = rootRoom;
}
public void Init()
{
new Thread(() => {
InitCommands();
connection = new TCPHandler(Address, Port);
connection.OnConnection += OnConnectionState;
connection.OnMsg += OnMesseage;
connection.OnBadThing += () => {
System.Windows.MessageBox.Show("You have been Disconnected from the server.", "Connection Closed", MessageBoxButton.OK);
//You'll notice these calls throughout the code,
//when working with WPF, you are not allowed to update the UI directly from anything but
//the UI thread. This ensures that the actions we want to take, are taken in the context
//of the UI thread.
IsConnected = false;
try {
Dispatcher.Invoke(new Action(() => {
Close();
}));
} catch (Exception) {
//Since the window actually closes during this process, this will throw an exception (Cause it can't compleate)
//So we catch it and do nothing with it.
}
};
connection.CreateSocket(false);
new Thread(() => {
while (!IsConnected)
{
Thread.Sleep(500);
}
connection.Send("connect " + ourNickname);
ping.Enabled = true;
ping.Start();
//connection.Send("join nick #root");
}).Start();
}).Start();
}
/// <summary>
/// This initlizes the listner TCP connection and the #root channel.
/// </summary>
public void Init()
{
InitCommands();
connection = new TCPHandler();
connection.Port = Port;
connection.OnMsg += OnMessage;
connection.OnConnection += (m, s) => {
if (s == ConnectionStatus.Succes)
PrintLine(m + ": Connected");
else
PrintLine(m + ": Disconnected");
};
connection.CreateSocket(true);
Room rootRoom = new Room("#root");
rootRoom.MOTD = "Welcome to the server! All Users are atumatically put into this room. Leaving this room will remove you form the server. Type \"/help\" for more info.";
Rooms[rootRoom.Name] = rootRoom;
}
public void Init()
{
new Thread(() => {
InitCommands();
connection = new TCPHandler(Address, Port);
connection.OnConnection += OnConnectionState;
connection.OnMsg += OnMesseage;
connection.OnBadThing += () => {
System.Windows.MessageBox.Show("You have been Disconnected from the server.", "Connection Closed", MessageBoxButton.OK);
//You'll notice these calls throughout the code,
//when working with WPF, you are not allowed to update the UI directly from anything but
//the UI thread. This ensures that the actions we want to take, are taken in the context
//of the UI thread.
IsConnected = false;
try {
Dispatcher.Invoke(new Action(() => {
Close();
}));
} catch (Exception) {
//Since the window actually closes during this process, this will throw an exception (Cause it can't compleate)
//So we catch it and do nothing with it.
}
};
connection.CreateSocket(false);
new Thread(() => {
while (!IsConnected) {
Thread.Sleep(500);
}
connection.Send("connect " + ourNickname);
ping.Enabled = true;
ping.Start();
//connection.Send("join nick #root");
}).Start();
}).Start();
}
