private void AddProjectClick(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
{
var openFileDialog = new System.Windows.Forms.OpenFileDialog();
openFileDialog.Filter = "C# Project files (*.csproj)|*.csproj|VS Project files (*.vcproj)|*.vcproj|Android Project (*.project)|*.project";
if (openFileDialog.ShowDialog() == System.Windows.Forms.DialogResult.OK)
{
var newProject = ProjectManager.AddSyncedProject(openFileDialog.FileName);
// If newProject is null, then no project was added
if (newProject != null)
{
ViewModel.Refresh();
}
else
{
GlueGui.ShowMessageBox("The selected project is already a synced project.");
}
GluxCommands.Self.SaveGlux();
ProjectManager.SaveProjects();
}
}
public static bool AddSyncedProjectToProjectManager(string absoluteFileName)
{
bool succeeded = false;
if (!File.Exists(absoluteFileName))
{
MessageBox.Show("Could not find the project" + absoluteFileName + ", removing project from synched project list.");
}
else if (FileManager.Standardize(absoluteFileName).ToLower() == FileManager.Standardize(ProjectManager.ProjectBase.FullFileName).ToLower())
{
// Victor Chelaru
// January 1, 2013
// One user had the
// synced and main project
// as the same. This screws
// up Glue pretty badly. We need
// to check for this and not allow
// it.
MessageBox.Show("A synced project is using the same file as the main project. This is not allowed. Glue will remove this synced project the synced project list.");
}
else
{
try
{
ProjectBase vsp = ProjectCreator.CreateProject(absoluteFileName).Project;
vsp.OriginalProjectBaseIfSynced = ProjectManager.ProjectBase;
vsp.Load(absoluteFileName);
if (vsp.SaveAsRelativeSyncedProject == false && vsp.SaveAsAbsoluteSyncedProject == false)
{
vsp.SaveAsRelativeSyncedProject = true;
vsp.SaveAsAbsoluteSyncedProject = false;
}
if (FileManager.GetDirectory(absoluteFileName).ToLower() == FileManager.GetDirectory(ProjectManager.ProjectBase.FullFileName).ToLower())
{
vsp.SaveAsRelativeSyncedProject = false;
vsp.SaveAsAbsoluteSyncedProject = false;
}
lock (ProjectManager.SyncedProjects)
{
ProjectManager.AddSyncedProject(vsp);
}
succeeded = true;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
GlueCommands.Self.PrintError($"Error loading sycned project. Glue will remove this synced project: {absoluteFileName}:\n{e.ToString()}");
}
}
return(succeeded);
}
public static void CreateNewSyncedProject()
{
if (ProjectManager.ProjectBase == null)
{
MessageBox.Show(@"Can not create a new Synced Project because there is no open project.");
return;
}
// Gotta find the .sln of this project so we can put the synced project in there
var directory = GlueState.Self.CurrentSlnFileName?.GetDirectoryContainingThis();
Process process = NewProjectHelper.RunNewProjectCreator(directory,
GlueState.Self.ProjectNamespace, creatingSyncedProject: true);
if (process != null)
{
while (!process.HasExited)
{
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
string createdProject = GetCreatedProjectName(process);
ProjectBase newProjectBase = null;
if (!String.IsNullOrEmpty(createdProject))
{
// The return value could be null if the project being added
// already exists as a synced project, but this should never be
// the case here.
newProjectBase = ProjectManager.AddSyncedProject(createdProject);
ProjectManager.SyncedProjects[ProjectManager.SyncedProjects.Count - 1].SaveAsRelativeSyncedProject = true;
GluxCommands.Self.SaveGlux();
// These are now part of the engine, so don't do anything here.
// Wait, these may be part of old templates, so let's keep this here.
if (File.Exists(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/Screen.cs"))
{
newProjectBase.RemoveItem(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/Screen.cs");
File.Delete(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/Screen.cs");
}
if (File.Exists(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/ScreenManager.cs"))
{
newProjectBase.RemoveItem(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/ScreenManager.cs");
File.Delete(newProjectBase.Directory + "Screens/ScreenManager.cs");
}
// Remove Game1.cs so that it will just use the same Game1 of the master project.
if (File.Exists(newProjectBase.Directory + "Game1.cs"))
{
newProjectBase.RemoveItem(newProjectBase.Directory + "Game1.cs");
File.Delete(newProjectBase.Directory + "Game1.cs");
}
// This line is slow. Not sure why..maybe the project is saving after every file is added?
// I could make it an async call but I want to figure out why it's slow at the core.
newProjectBase.SyncTo(ProjectManager.ProjectBase, false);
ProjectManager.SaveProjects();
}
}
}