/// <summary>
/// Apply configuration using the <see cref="Symbols"/> data.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">Options</param>
public void ApplyConfigurationPostPatch(AsmOptionsCosmetic options)
{
this.WriteDPadConfig(options.DPadConfig);
this.WriteHudColorsConfig(options.HudColorsConfig);
// Only write the MiscConfig hash (the rest should not be changeable post-patch)
this.WriteMiscHash(options.Hash);
}
/// <summary>
/// Try and apply configuration post-patch using the <see cref="Symbols"/> data.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">Options</param>
public void TryApplyConfigurationPostPatch(AsmOptionsCosmetic options)
{
this.TryWriteDPadConfig(options.DPadConfig);
this.TryWriteHudColorsConfig(options.HudColorsConfig);
// Try and write the MiscConfig hash
this.TryWriteMiscHash(options.Hash);
}
/// <summary>
/// Apply configuration after the patch file has been created (or applied) and the hash calculated.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="options">Options</param>
/// <param name="patch">Whether or not a patch file was applied</param>
public void ApplyPostConfiguration(AsmOptionsCosmetic options, bool patch = false)
{
if (patch)
{
// If applying post-configuration after applying a patch file, it may be an older
// patch file which does not support newer features (and thus would not have the
// necessary symbols). Thus, "try" and apply it without throwing an exception if
// symbols are not found.
this.Symbols.TryApplyConfigurationPostPatch(options);
}
else
{
// If applying post-configuration from the internal patch & symbols data, all
// expected symbols should be present. Thus, an exception should be thrown if any
// cannot be found.
this.Symbols.ApplyConfigurationPostPatch(options);
}
}