// Methods
public void AddUnit(UnitName uName)
{
// Add the unit to the collection
ArmyNode tempANode = new ArmyNode(uName.TheUnit);
startingArmies.Add(tempANode);
// Listen to changes in the Display Name
uName.PropertyChanged += tempANode.OnNameChange;
// Listen to changes in the ArmyNode
tempANode.PropertyChanged += OnArmyNodeChanged;
}
protected void OnArmiesChange(object sender, EventArgs args)
{
// First case, this is a propogated event from StartingArmies
if (sender is ArmyNode)
{
ArmyNode tempAN = sender as ArmyNode;
string propChanged = (args as PropertyChangedEventArgs).PropertyName;
// And now for the switch that'll handle eveything
switch (propChanged)
{
case "NEAStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInNEA = tempAN.NEAStartingCount;
break;
case "ConStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInCon = tempAN.ConStartingCount;
break;
case "GPFStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInGPF = tempAN.GPFStartingCount;
break;
case "RoTStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInRoT = tempAN.RoTStartingCount;
break;
case "CalStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInCal = tempAN.CalStartingCount;
break;
case "PacStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInPac = tempAN.PacStartingCount;
break;
case "EUStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInEU = tempAN.EUStartingCount;
break;
case "RusStartingCount":
tempAN.TheUnit.StartsInRus = tempAN.RusStartingCount;
break;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Our listener for changes to an ArmyNode inside StartingArmies
/// </summary>
/// <param name="sender">The ArmyNode that fired a PropertyChanged event</param>
/// <param name="args">The property that was changed</param>
protected void OnArmyNodeChanged(object sender, PropertyChangedEventArgs args)
{
// First, set up some ease of use handlers
ArmyNode tempAN = sender as ArmyNode;
if (tempAN == null)
{
// We don't care
return;
}
// We actually don't care about this event, but want subsribers of our PropertyChanged
// to be able to listen for changes in StartingArmies
if (PropertyChanged != null)
{
// Bubble up
PropertyChanged(tempAN, args);
}
}
