public static void Postfix(ref bool __result, ref ScreenDialog __instance, ref CoreInputControlMapping mapping, ref IGameUIComponent triggeredUI, ref InputManager.Controls triggeredMappingID)
{
// Check if there's a custom input listener assigned to this dialog. If that is the case, invoke its
// ApplyScreenInput.
ICustomDialogInputListener listener = CustomUIManager.GetCustomDialogInputListener(__instance);
if (listener != null)
{
__result = listener.ApplyScreenInput(mapping, triggeredUI, triggeredMappingID);
}
}
public static void Postfix(ref MainMenuScreen __instance)
{
// We only need to do this once. In fact, not checking this probably results in the game freezing due
// to an infinite recursion.
if (!CustomUIManager.AreTemplatesInitalized())
{
// Find the current ScreenManager to access the Settigns Screen and Settings Dialog, as the Settings
// Dialog contains a lot of UI elements and is helpful in creating templates.
ScreenManager screenManager = Traverse.Create(Traverse.Create(__instance).Field("gameStateManager").GetValue <GameStateManager>()).Field("screenManager").GetValue <ScreenManager>();
SettingsScreen settingsScreen = (SettingsScreen)screenManager.GetScreen(ScreenName.Settings);
SettingsDialog settingsDialog = Traverse.Create(settingsScreen).Field("settingsDialog").GetValue <SettingsDialog>();
// We need to actually open the Settings Dialog in order for the UI elements to initalize correctly.
screenManager.ShowScreen(ScreenName.Settings);
settingsDialog.Open();
settingsDialog.Close();
// Use the Patch Notes Dialog as a template for custom dialogs
PatchNotesUI patch = Traverse.Create(__instance).Field("patchNotesDialog").GetValue <PatchNotesUI>();
ScreenDialog dialogTemplate = Traverse.Create(patch).Field("dialog").GetValue <ScreenDialog>();
CustomUIManager.InitalizeTemplates(settingsScreen, dialogTemplate, settingsDialog);
// Pretend that nothing has happend and return to the main menu.
screenManager.ReturnToMainMenu();
}
}
