/// Again, most of our setup code goes in the overriden OnSettingUp() method.
protected override void OnSettingUp()
{
base.OnSettingUp();
/// Our MapView element, which we will look at later, will be responsible for drawing
/// the player. This is the area in which the player can move freely. Note that in
/// addition to the standard Template parameter, our MapView class also needs a Player
/// parameter.
map = new MapView(new PanelTemplate()
{
Size = new Size(38, 13),
UpperLeftPos = new Point(1, 11),
HasFrame = false
},
player);
/// We are going to use another Panel object to provde a frame around our MapView area. We could
/// have, of course, just added a frame to the MapView, but that would have complicated
/// dealing with the player position. This way, if the player position is at 0;0, then
/// we draw the player symbol at position 0;0 in the MapView.
Panel mapFrame = new Panel(new PanelTemplate()
{
Size = new Size(40, 15),
UpperLeftPos = new Point(0, 10)
});
/// We have to be sure to add the MapView after the mapFrame, or else the map will
/// be covered up the mapFrame and will not be visible.
AddControls(mapFrame, map);
/// Add the Manager, which we will look at later.
AddManager(new MyManager(map));
}
public MyManager(MapView mapView)
{
this.mapView = mapView;
}
