private void LitSquareClicked(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
RemoveAllLitSquares();
if (sender.GetType().Name == "Border")
{
Border v = (Border)sender;
string name = v.Name;
SidePanelTextBox.Text += "\n" + name + " clicked.";
SidePanelTextBox.ScrollToEnd();
// get coords from name
string[] vals = name.Split('_');
if (vals.Count() == 3)
{
string x_str = vals[1];
string y_str = vals[2];
int x = x_str[0] - '0';
int y = y_str[0] - '0';
int xo = SelectedCoordinate.x;
int yo = SelectedCoordinate.y;
SidePanelTextBox.Text += String.Format("Xn: {0} Yn: {1} Xo: {2} Yo: {3}", x, y, xo, yo);
// actually change the piece on the board now
/* TODO: there's a question of where the turns should be stored - in the UI or the Backend.
* I can see reasons for both sides. Ultimately, I want to keep the Game lib separate
* from an actual game -- at least for now because I'd like to be able to extend beyond 8x8 boards.
* There are some hardcodes there that are keeping it 8x8, but I'd like to be able to scale soon
* after getting an actual game to work.
*/
//if (Board.ToString)
if (SelectedPiece.color == Turn)
{
Board.Move(new Point {
X = xo, Y = yo
}, new Point {
X = x, Y = y
});
GetSetTurn = ""; // set turn color
SidePanelTextBox1.Text = Board.MoveList_PointNotation;
BoardString = Board.BoardString; /// TODO: DataBinding isn't working the way I'd expect
SidePanelTextBox0.Text = BoardString; // changing the BoardString from the GameLib doesn't update the UI
ViewBoardString();
}
}
}
}
private void SquareClicked(object sender, MouseEventArgs e)
{
RemoveAllLitSquares();
if (sender.GetType().Name == "Viewbox")
{
Viewbox v = (Viewbox)sender;
string name = v.Name;
SidePanelTextBox.Text += "\n" + name + " clicked.";
SidePanelTextBox.ScrollToEnd();
// get coords from name
string[] vals = name.Split('_');
if (vals.Count() == 3)
{
string x_str = vals[1];
string y_str = vals[2];
int x = x_str[0] - '0';
int y = y_str[0] - '0';
SidePanelTextBox.Text += String.Format("X: {0} Y: {1}", x, y);
string PngName = ((Image)v.Child).Source.ToString();
PngName = 6 > PngName.Length ? PngName : PngName.Substring(PngName.Length - 6);
// get piece from dict
string PieceName = GetPieceFromPngName(PngName);
SidePanelTextBox.Text += String.Format(" {0} {1}", PngName, PieceName);
LightUpBorderOnGrid(x, y); // light the current piece
// get piece on board
char xchr = (y + 1).ToString()[0];
char ychr = (x + 1).ToString()[0];
Game.Piece p = Game.GetPieceOnSquare(Board, xchr, ychr);
SelectedCoordinate = new coordinate(x, y);
SelectedPiece = p;
// get possible moves
List <Point> pts = Game.ValidMoves(Board, p);
// convert them and light them up
foreach (Point pt in pts)
{
LightUpBorderOnGrid((int)pt.Y - 1, (int)pt.X - 1);
}
}
// get image name from grid?
}
}