public Skill BuildSkill(object[] rawdata)
{
int id = (short)rawdata[0];
String name = (String)rawdata[1];
short maxlvl = (short)rawdata[2];
Skill skill = new Skill(id, name, maxlvl);
return skill;
}
//We make the constructor require a Skill object
//because future GUI implementations might require lots of info from
//the skill object and too many parameters look ugly
public VisualSkill(Skill skill)
{
Label = new Label();
LevelSelector = new NumericUpDown();
_SkillID = skill.ID;
Label.Text = skill.Name;
LevelSelector.Minimum = LevelSelector.Value = 0;
LevelSelector.Maximum = skill.Maxlvl;
Label.Height = 15;
Label.Width = 200;
LevelSelector.Height = 15;
LevelSelector.Width = 40;
this.Height = 40;
this.Width = 380;
this.Controls.Add(LevelSelector);
this.Controls.Add(Label);
LevelSelector.Location = new Point(220, 0);
LevelSelector.ValueChanged += new EventHandler(this.OnChanged);
}
public void AddRequirement(Skill reqskill, int reqlvl)
{
RequiredSkills.Add(new Tuple<Skill, int>(reqskill, reqlvl));
}
public void AddDependency(Skill next)
{
this.DependentSkills.Add(next);
}
public Boolean SkillLevelOk(Skill skill, int reqlvl)
{
if (skill._Currentlvl >= reqlvl)
return true;
return false;
}
public void AddSkill(Skill skill)
{
SkillDictionary.Add(skill.ID, skill);
}
