private void ExtendedEventsReader_OnReadEvent(ExtendedEventsReader sender, OnReadEventArgs args)
{
if (sender.CurrentRow == null)
{
return;
}
var fileInfo = new FileInfo(sender.CurrentFile);
var eventData = new XEventData(fileInfo.Name, sender.CurrentFileEventNumber, args.EventData);
_dataToSend.Add(eventData);
if (_dataToSend.Count >= _portionSize)
{
SendDataCurrentPortion(sender).Wait();
}
}
private void onRead(object sender, OnReadEventArgs e)
{
string type = e.Obj.GetType().ToString();
switch (type)
{
case "Facesketball.NetworkWindowInformation":
NetworkWindowInformation tempNetInfo = (NetworkWindowInformation)e.Obj;
tempNetInfo.windowRect.Width /= 10;
tempNetInfo.windowRect.Height /= 10;
clientWindows.Add(tempNetInfo);
/*for(int i = 0; i < clientWindows.Count - 1; i++)
* {
* //Scoot newest window over by the cumulative width of the rest of the client windows
* clientWindows[clientWindows.Count - 1].windowRect.X += clientWindows[i].windowRect.Width;
* }*/
//Just kidding. Stick it to the right side of the last window (and I thought I was so clever)
if (clientWindows.Count == 1)
{
ClientControllingBall = -1;
serverBall.FindNewScreen = true;
}
else
{
clientWindows[clientWindows.Count - 1].windowRect.X += clientWindows[clientWindows.Count - 2].windowRect.Right + 4; //Hardcoded
}
break;
case "Facesketball.Ball":
serverBall = (Ball)e.Obj;
serverBall.Position *= .1f;
serverBall.Speed *= .1f;
serverBall.Direction *= .1f;
serverBall.Position.X += clientWindows[e.ClientID].windowRect.Left;
serverBall.Position.Y += clientWindows[e.ClientID].windowRect.Top;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
private void onRead(IAsyncResult ar)
{
try
{
OnReadEventArgs eA = new OnReadEventArgs();
ClientReadInfo readObject = (ClientReadInfo)ar.AsyncState;
eA.Obj = Serializer.Serializer.DeserializeByteArray(readObject.Data);
m_reading = false;
m_stream.EndRead(ar);
onReadUserCallback.Invoke(this, eA);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
throw e;
}
}
private void onRead(object sender, OnReadEventArgs e)
{
string type = e.Obj.GetType().ToString();
switch (type)
{
case "Facesketball.Ball":
Ball serverBall = ((Ball)e.Obj);
Bball.Location = serverBall.Position;
Bball.Direction = serverBall.Direction;
Bball.Speed = serverBall.Speed;
Bball.IsOffScreen = false;
Bball.GravityDir = serverBall.GravityDirection;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
private void onRead(IAsyncResult ar)
{
//WTF: Okay, so this try and catch was falling into the catch and throwing an index
//out of bounds exception WHICH IT'S CLEARLY NOT because the function works fine
//without the try and catch, and it didn't even after I added the "if" statement
//below (labeled by a comment saying "//TEST"), which clearly prevents ANY sort of
//out of bounds id.
//try
//{
//Cast ar.StupidName as our ReadInfo so we can get the idea and object data
OnReadEventArgs eA = new OnReadEventArgs();
ServerReadInfo readObject = (ServerReadInfo)ar.AsyncState;
int id = readObject.Id;
//TEST
if (id > m_clients.Count - 1 || id < 0)
{
return;
}
//Deserialize the byte array to create an object. We're gonna store the object
//in our OnReadEventArgs along with the id to send back to the original caller.
eA.Obj = Serializer.Serializer.DeserializeByteArray(readObject.Data);
eA.ClientID = id;
//Done reading. The position of this assignment is actually very important in
//the async world, apparently.
m_clients[id].Reading = false;
m_clients[id].Stream.EndRead(ar);
//Invoke the User's callback
onReadUserCallback.Invoke(this, eA);
//}
/*catch (Exception e)
* {
* throw e;
* }*/
}
private void RaiseOnRead(OnReadEventArgs args)
{
OnReadEvent?.Invoke(this, args);
}