private SoulsDropdown GetDropdown(string[] items, string prompt, int width, bool enabled = true)
{
SoulsDropdown box = new SoulsDropdown(this)
{
Enabled = enabled,
Width = width,
Prompt = prompt
};
if (items != null)
{
box.Items.AddRange(items);
}
// See https://stackoverflow.com/a/1883072/7281613.
box.MouseWheel += (sender, args) =>
{
if (!box.DroppedDown)
{
((HandledMouseEventArgs)args).Handled = true;
}
};
return(box);
}
private void LinkItemLines(Control[] line1, Control[] line2)
{
// Infusions are called "modifications" in most of the codebase. Swapping to "infusions" happened pretty
// late in the project, so it wasn't worth renaming everything internally.
const string ModString = "Infusions";
const string ReinforceString = "Reinforcement";
// There were originally two strings here ("Uninfusable" and "Unreinforceable"). They were later replaced
// with "Locked" in order to reclaim space (since LiveSplit's window width is fixed).
const string LockedString = "Locked";
const string NaString = "N/A";
SoulsDropdown itemTypes = (SoulsDropdown)line1[0];
SoulsDropdown itemList = (SoulsDropdown)line1[1];
SoulsDropdown mods = (SoulsDropdown)line2[0];
SoulsDropdown reinforcements = (SoulsDropdown)line2[1];
TextBox itemCount = (TextBox)line2[2];
itemTypes.SelectedIndexChanged += (sender, args) =>
{
const int FlameIndex = 8;
const int ShieldIndex = 27;
const int WeaponIndex = 34;
itemList.Enabled = true;
itemCount.Enabled = true;
itemCount.Text = "1";
var rawList = itemMap[itemTypes.Text];
var items = itemList.Items;
// Refreshing the prompt (rather than just clearing items) also resets the background color to red.
itemList.RefreshPrompt("Items", true);
int typeIndex = itemTypes.SelectedIndex;
bool isArmorType = typeIndex >= 1 && typeIndex <= 4;
bool isShield = typeIndex == ShieldIndex;
bool isWeaponType = typeIndex >= WeaponIndex;
bool isFlame = typeIndex == FlameIndex;
modsApplicable = isWeaponType || isShield;
if (isArmorType || isShield || isWeaponType || isFlame)
{
upgrades = new int[rawList.Length];
for (int i = 0; i < rawList.Length; i++)
{
string value = rawList[i];
if (value.Length == 0 || value[0] == '-')
{
items.Add(value);
continue;
}
string[] tokens = value.Split('|');
string name = tokens[0];
// Armor and weapons store upgrade data differently. Since armor can't be modified, the maximum
// reinforcement value is stored. For weapons, the modification category is stored, which in
// turn informs reinforcement.
int upgradeValue;
if (!modsApplicable)
{
string reinforcementString = tokens[1];
upgradeValue = reinforcementString[0] == '+'
? int.Parse(reinforcementString.Substring(1))
: 0;
}
// Weapons and shields follow the same logic for toggling mods and reinforcement.
else
{
upgradeValue = (int)Enum.Parse(typeof(ModificationTypes), tokens[1]);
}
items.Add(name);
upgrades[i] = upgradeValue;
}
mods.RefreshPrompt(modsApplicable ? ModString : NaString);
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(ReinforceString);
}
else
{
items.AddRange(rawList);
mods.RefreshPrompt(NaString);
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(NaString);
upgrades = null;
}
};
itemList.SelectedIndexChanged += (sender, args) =>
{
const int ConsumableIndex = 16;
const int EstusIndex = 6;
int index = itemList.SelectedIndex;
// The estus flask can be upgraded, so some special logic is needed to account for that.
bool isConsumable = itemTypes.SelectedIndex == ConsumableIndex;
bool isEstus = isConsumable && index == EstusIndex;
// The upgrade array being null means that the current item type is not equipment.
if (upgrades == null && !isEstus)
{
bool previouslyEstus = isConsumable && itemList.PreviousIndex == EstusIndex;
if (previouslyEstus)
{
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt("N/A");
}
return;
}
// The maximum estus upgrade is +7.
int data = isEstus ? 7 : upgrades[index];
// Armor and flames can be reinforced, but never modified.
if (!modsApplicable)
{
if (data > 0)
{
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(ReinforceString, true);
reinforcements.Items.AddRange(GetReinforcementList(data));
}
else
{
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(LockedString);
}
}
else
{
ModificationTypes modType = (ModificationTypes)data;
switch (modType)
{
case ModificationTypes.None:
mods.RefreshPrompt(LockedString);
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(LockedString);
break;
// "Special" in this context means that the weapon is unique. It can be reinforced up to +5,
// but can't be modified.
case ModificationTypes.Special:
mods.RefreshPrompt(LockedString);
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(ReinforceString, true);
reinforcements.Items.AddRange(GetReinforcementList(5));
break;
// For standard weapons, the maximum reinforcement is based on mod type.
default:
// Crossbows and shields use a restricted set of mods. Max reinforcement values are the
// same for each type.
var availableMods = modType == ModificationTypes.Standard
? modReinforcementMap.Keys.ToArray()
: new []
{
"Basic",
"Crystal",
"Lightning",
"Magic",
"Divine",
"Fire"
};
mods.RefreshPrompt(ModString, true);
mods.Items.AddRange(availableMods);
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(ReinforceString);
break;
}
}
};
mods.SelectedIndexChanged += (sender, args) =>
{
// This function can only be called for standard (i.e. modifiable) weapons.
int max = modReinforcementMap[mods.Text];
reinforcements.RefreshPrompt(ReinforceString, true);
reinforcements.Items.AddRange(GetReinforcementList(max));
};
}
