public static void InputInterpreter(Client commandingClient)
{
string clientInput = ""; // Pliant clients give silent compliance...
string parsedCommand = "";
string adjustedClientInput = "";
List <string> commandList = new List <string> {
"quit!", "dog", "say", "help", "chist", "lusers"
};
List <string> adminCommandList = new List <string> {
"nuser", "laccounts", "kick", "ban", "unban", "xmltest", "loadcheck", "findroom"
};
List <string> verbList = new List <string> {
"quit!", "say", "kick", "ban", "unban"
};
clientInput = commandingClient.incoming.ReadLine(); // Get the input.
ArrayList commandingClients = new ArrayList();
try
{
if (Regex.Match(clientInput, "^[/:]{1}").Success&& commandingClient.isAdmin)
{
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("You typed an admin command indicator (/,:).");
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("These commands are not yet implemented.");
}//if (clientInput.IndexOf(" ") != -1) // Three ways I can see to do this: These two and a regex. What would be the least resource-intensive?
else if (clientInput.Contains(' ')) // If there's a space, then there are multiple words in the string and the first word might be a command.
{
parsedCommand = Regex.Match(clientInput, "^\\S*\\b{1}").Value; // Parse the first word out of the string, below we'll compare it against our list of commands to see if it's a valid command.
adjustedClientInput = Regex.Replace(clientInput, "^\\S*\\s{1}", string.Empty); // And here's the content of the supposed command.
}
else
{
parsedCommand = clientInput.ToLower(); // If there are no spaces, then the input is all one word, and we'll check to see if THAT is a command.
// first check to see if the player is trying to exit the room
foreach (EXIT exitEnum in commandingClient.currentRoom.exits)
{
if (exitEnum.exitName.ToLower() == parsedCommand.ToLower())
{
RoomHandler.changeRoom(commandingClient, RoomHandler.findRoom(exitEnum.exitDestination));
parsedCommand = "roomchange";
break;
}
}
}
//Input method to check the parsed command against any special commands defined by the room the player is currently in.
if (adminCommandList.Contains(parsedCommand))
{
if (commandingClient.isAdmin)
{
switch (parsedCommand) // What would be a better method of listing commands? // For admin commands, this needs to check for privilege level.
{ // Maybe listing the commands in a database table and polling for something that matches the input?
case "nuser":
NewUser(commandingClient);
break;
case "laccounts": // List all usernames in the database. In the future I'll add a few flags to these db entries which will be displayed here.
ListAccounts(commandingClient);
break;
case "kick":
KickUser(commandingClient, adjustedClientInput);
break;
case "ban":
BanUser(commandingClient, adjustedClientInput);
break;
case "unban":
UnBanUser(commandingClient, adjustedClientInput);
break;
case "xmltest":
RoomHandler.readRoom(commandingClient, "../../TestRoom1.xml");
break;
case "loadcheck":
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("Reading room data...");
RoomHandler.showLoadedRooms(commandingClient);
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("Finished.");
break;
case "findroom":
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("Looking for room: " + adjustedClientInput);
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine(RoomHandler.findRoom(adjustedClientInput).roomName);
break;
default:
break;
}
}
else
{
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("\nYou must be an admin to use that command.");
}
}
else // if(commandList.Contains(parsedCommand)) // Can add this in if we want to give the user an error when they give input that is not in the command list, instead of simply treating it like a Say command.
{
switch (parsedCommand.ToLower())
{
case "quit!":
commandingClient.disconnectFlag = true;
break;
case "dog":
commandingClient.outgoing.WriteLine("\nYou found the secret word!"); // Because, dammit!
break;
case "say":
ChatServer.Chat(commandingClient, adjustedClientInput, "Say");
break;
case "tell":
string tellTarget = Regex.Match(adjustedClientInput, "^\\S*\\b{1}").Value;
adjustedClientInput = Regex.Replace(adjustedClientInput, "^\\S*\\s{1}", string.Empty);
Console.WriteLine(tellTarget + ":" + adjustedClientInput);
ChatServer.Tell(commandingClient, tellTarget, adjustedClientInput);
break;
case "help":
commandingClients.Add(commandingClient);
OutputHandler.fileOutputHandler("HelpFile.txt", commandingClients);
commandingClients.Remove(commandingClient);
break;
case "chist":
DisplayChatHistory(commandingClient);
break;
case "lusers":
ListUsers(commandingClient);
break;
case "roomchange":
break;
default:
ChatServer.Chat(commandingClient, clientInput, "Say"); // If it's not in the recognized command list, treat it like the clientInput was preceeded by the Say command.
break;
}
}
if (!NetworkServer.clientsToDisconnect.Contains(commandingClient))
{
commandingClient.outgoing.Write("\nInput Please > ");
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e);
LogHandler.LogAClientEvent(e.ToString(), commandingClient);
}
}
public Client(TcpClient connectedClient)
{
//***************************************************
// This is here to account for the extra bytes that fat ftp clients (putty, etc) will send upon an initial connection.
// Eventually a proper telnet handler will exist and this won't be necessary.
//byte[] bytesFromClient = new byte[32]; // Set the buffer size.
//var testReader = connectedClient.GetStream().BeginRead(bytesFromClient, 0, bytesFromClient.Length, null, null); // Read all incoming bytes.
//WaitHandle waiter = testReader.AsyncWaitHandle;
//bool finishedRead = waiter.WaitOne(250, false); // If there are no bytes to read, we'll wait 1/4 of a second before continuing.
//if (finishedRead)
//{
// connectedClient.GetStream().EndRead(testReader);
// foreach (int i in bytesFromClient)
// Console.WriteLine("Read a byte:" + i); // This is for debugging.
//}
//else
//{
// connectedClient.GetStream().EndRead(testReader);
//}
//***************************************************
// Need to add a unique ID, possibly based on yearmonthdayhourminutesecondincrement pattern. This will be a session-unique ID,
// but we also need an account-specific identifier.
this.isAdmin = false;
this.connectedOn = DateTime.Now; // When the client connected.
this.disconnectFlag = false;
this.loggedInFlag = false;
this.clientUsername = "******";
this.connectedClient = connectedClient;
this.clientIP = IPAddress.Parse(((IPEndPoint)connectedClient.Client.RemoteEndPoint).Address.ToString());
this.clientEndPoint = connectedClient.Client.RemoteEndPoint;
NetworkServer.clientsToLogIn.Add(this);
Console.WriteLine("Client connected from: " + clientIP);
this.daStream = connectedClient.GetStream();
this.incoming = new StreamReader(daStream);
this.outgoing = new StreamWriter(daStream);
this.outgoing.AutoFlush = true; // Why?
//this.daStream.ReadTimeout = 250;
try
{
this.outgoing.Write("Press any key...");
this.incoming.ReadLine();
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e);
}
//this.daStream.ReadTimeout = -1;
InputHandler.DisplayTextFile(this, "WelcomeScreen.txt"); // Display the welcome screen when the client connects.
// Also need a mechanic for creating accounts
while (!GateKeeper(this))
{
}
this.loggedInFlag = true;
Console.WriteLine(this.clientUsername + " logged in.");
LogHandler.LogAClientEvent("connected", this); // Is it better to put this here or within the GateKeeper?
this.outgoing.WriteLine("Welcome " + clientUsername);
ChatServer.globalChannel.Add(this);
using (SqlConnection dbConnection = new SqlConnection(NetworkServer.connectionString)) // Move this to a method?
{
dbConnection.Open();
SqlDataReader dbReader = null;
SqlCommand dbCommand = new SqlCommand("select lastRoom from users where username like '" + clientUsername + "'", dbConnection);
dbReader = dbCommand.ExecuteReader();
dbReader.Read();
string roomToFindInArrayList = dbReader["lastRoom"].ToString();
lastRoom = RoomHandler.findRoom(roomToFindInArrayList);
if (lastRoom == null)
{
lastRoom = RoomHandler.findRoom("TestRoom1");
}
}
onRoomChange(this, lastRoom); // Make the client appear in the room there were in when they logged off.
this.outgoing.Write("\nInput Please > ");
}
static void Main(string[] args) // Not sure if I want to take arguments yet, but keeping it here to remind myself
{
serverStarted = DateTime.Now;
LogHandler.CheckForLogFile();
LogHandler.LogServerStart();
CheckForConfigFile(); // This is for future use.
RoomHandler.loadAllRooms();
IPAddress myip = Dns.GetHostAddresses("localhost")[0]; // I want it to give me the ipv4 addy, or maybe I'm having a problem using telnet to connect to an ipv6 addy?
IPAddress mystaticipv4 = IPAddress.Parse("192.168.1.128"); // V V V This is such an effing pain. V V V
receptionist = new TcpListener(mystaticipv4, 7022); // TcpListener(int port) will allow clients to connect to the server's ipv4 addy, but that method is considered 'deprecated' by visual studio :(
// TCPListener(int port) will accept connections to any ip addy on the server
receptionist.Start();
Console.WriteLine("The receptionist is in. Lines are open at {0}, on port 7022.", myip); // Is it IPv6 notation because I'm using Windows 7?
while (true) // The main game loop
{
if (receptionist.Pending()) // The plan is to move this to a parallel thread
{
TcpClient client = receptionist.AcceptTcpClient();
Thread t = new Thread(() => Client.CreateClient(client)); // Testing the idea of delegating the client creation to a seperate thread: So far, so good.
t.Start();
Console.WriteLine("We have a guest. They're in from " + client.Client.RemoteEndPoint); // This is fine for now, but this info should be appended to the client object for tracking purposes, also this should show the unique identifier for the client.
}
try
{
foreach (Client dyingClient in clientsToDisconnect)
{
CloseClientConnection(dyingClient);
}
clientsToDisconnect.Clear();
foreach (Client loggingInClient in clientsToLogIn)
{
if (loggingInClient.loggedInFlag == true)
{
clients.Add(loggingInClient);
}
}
foreach (Client clientToReadWrite in clients)
{
//Console.WriteLine("In main foreach loop with" + clientToReadWrite.clientUsername);
if (clientsToLogIn.Contains(clientToReadWrite))
{
clientsToLogIn.Remove(clientToReadWrite);
}
if (clientToReadWrite.connectedClient.GetStream().DataAvailable) // Is the connected client trying to send us input?
{
InputHandler.InputInterpreter(clientToReadWrite);
}
if (clientToReadWrite.disconnectFlag == true)
{
clientsToDisconnect.Add(clientToReadWrite);
}
}
;
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.WriteLine(e);
LogHandler.LogAServerEvent(e.ToString());
}
}
}
