/// <summary>
/// Processes the message, updating our internal state and then invokes the events.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="message"></param>
private void ProcessMessage(IMessage message)
{
if (message == null)
{
return;
}
switch (message.Type)
{
//We got a update, so we will update our current presence
case MessageType.PresenceUpdate:
lock (_sync)
{
PresenceMessage pm = message as PresenceMessage;
if (pm != null)
{
//We need to merge these presences together
if (CurrentPresence == null)
{
CurrentPresence = pm.Presence;
}
else if (pm.Presence == null)
{
CurrentPresence = null;
}
else
{
CurrentPresence.Merge(pm.Presence);
}
//Update the message
pm.Presence = CurrentPresence;
}
}
break;
//Update our configuration
case MessageType.Ready:
ReadyMessage rm = message as ReadyMessage;
if (rm != null)
{
lock (_sync)
{
Configuration = rm.Configuration;
CurrentUser = rm.User;
}
//Resend our presence and subscription
SynchronizeState();
}
break;
//Update the request's CDN for the avatar helpers
case MessageType.JoinRequest:
if (Configuration != null)
{
//Update the User object within the join request if the current Cdn
JoinRequestMessage jrm = message as JoinRequestMessage;
if (jrm != null)
{
jrm.User.SetConfiguration(Configuration);
}
}
break;
case MessageType.Subscribe:
lock (_sync)
{
SubscribeMessage sub = message as SubscribeMessage;
Subscription |= sub.Event;
}
break;
case MessageType.Unsubscribe:
lock (_sync)
{
UnsubscribeMessage unsub = message as UnsubscribeMessage;
Subscription &= ~unsub.Event;
}
break;
//We got a message we dont know what to do with.
default:
break;
}
//Invoke the appropriate methods
switch (message.Type)
{
case MessageType.Ready:
if (OnReady != null)
{
OnReady.Invoke(this, message as ReadyMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Close:
if (OnClose != null)
{
OnClose.Invoke(this, message as CloseMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Error:
if (OnError != null)
{
OnError.Invoke(this, message as ErrorMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.PresenceUpdate:
if (OnPresenceUpdate != null)
{
OnPresenceUpdate.Invoke(this, message as PresenceMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Subscribe:
if (OnSubscribe != null)
{
OnSubscribe.Invoke(this, message as SubscribeMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Unsubscribe:
if (OnUnsubscribe != null)
{
OnUnsubscribe.Invoke(this, message as UnsubscribeMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Join:
if (OnJoin != null)
{
OnJoin.Invoke(this, message as JoinMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Spectate:
if (OnSpectate != null)
{
OnSpectate.Invoke(this, message as SpectateMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.JoinRequest:
if (OnJoinRequested != null)
{
OnJoinRequested.Invoke(this, message as JoinRequestMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.ConnectionEstablished:
if (OnConnectionEstablished != null)
{
OnConnectionEstablished.Invoke(this, message as ConnectionEstablishedMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.ConnectionFailed:
if (OnConnectionFailed != null)
{
OnConnectionFailed.Invoke(this, message as ConnectionFailedMessage);
}
break;
default:
//This in theory can never happen, but its a good idea as a reminder to update this part of the library if any new messages are implemented.
Logger.Error("Message was queued with no appropriate handle! {0}", message.Type);
break;
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Dequeues all the messages from Discord and invokes appropriate methods. This will process the message and update the internal state before invoking the events. Returns the messages that were invoked and in the order they were invoked.
/// </summary>
/// <returns>Returns the messages that were invoked and in the order they were invoked.</returns>
public IMessage[] Invoke()
{
//Dequeue all the messages and process them
IMessage[] messages = connection.DequeueMessages();
for (int i = 0; i < messages.Length; i++)
{
//Do a bit of pre-processing
var message = messages[i];
HandleMessage(message);
//Invoke the appropriate methods
switch (message.Type)
{
case MessageType.Ready:
if (OnReady != null)
{
OnReady.Invoke(this, message as ReadyMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Close:
if (OnClose != null)
{
OnClose.Invoke(this, message as CloseMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Error:
if (OnError != null)
{
OnError.Invoke(this, message as ErrorMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.PresenceUpdate:
if (OnPresenceUpdate != null)
{
OnPresenceUpdate.Invoke(this, message as PresenceMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Subscribe:
if (OnSubscribe != null)
{
OnSubscribe.Invoke(this, message as SubscribeMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Unsubscribe:
if (OnUnsubscribe != null)
{
OnUnsubscribe.Invoke(this, message as UnsubscribeMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Join:
if (OnJoin != null)
{
OnJoin.Invoke(this, message as JoinMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.Spectate:
if (OnSpectate != null)
{
OnSpectate.Invoke(this, message as SpectateMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.JoinRequest:
if (OnJoinRequested != null)
{
OnJoinRequested.Invoke(this, message as JoinRequestMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.ConnectionEstablished:
if (OnConnectionEstablished != null)
{
OnConnectionEstablished.Invoke(this, message as ConnectionEstablishedMessage);
}
break;
case MessageType.ConnectionFailed:
if (OnConnectionFailed != null)
{
OnConnectionFailed.Invoke(this, message as ConnectionFailedMessage);
}
break;
default:
//This in theory can never happen, but its a good idea as a reminder to update this part of the library if any new messages are implemented.
Logger.Error("Message was queued with no appropriate handle! {0}", message.Type);
break;
}
}
//Finally, return the messages
return(messages);
}