public void ProcessCharacters(FightManager.CharacterOrderDelegate proc)
{
Console.WriteLine("Calling: {0}", proc.Method);
string targetMsg = proc.Target == null ? "--> Target is a static method." : "--> Target: " + proc.Target;
Console.WriteLine(targetMsg);
foreach (RPGCharacter rpgCharacter in party)
{
Console.WriteLine("Processing RPG Character");
proc(rpgCharacter);
}
}
//Call my item processor in the AdventureParty object, passing a delegate
//There are two way to pass the delegate... explicitly by creating the delegate,
//passing a method with the proper signature to this delegate, and then sending the delegate
//to the item processor, or more simply, sending the method with the proper signature to
//the item processor with will behind the scenes do this work for you.
//When the process is invoked in the item processor, the methods will be executed with the
//appropriate parameters/arguments.
private void RunRPGAdventure()
{
AdventureParty party = new AdventureParty();
FightManager fightManager = new FightManager();
FightManager.SpawnPartyMember characterFactory = fightManager.GetNewPartyMember;
FightManager.SpawnPartyMember dwarfFactory = fightManager.CreateDwarf;
party.AddMember( dwarfFactory( "Riah" ) );
party.AddMember( characterFactory( "Billrhiem" ) );
party.AddMember( characterFactory( "Fark" ) );
party.AddMember( characterFactory( "Storak" ) );
party.AddMember( characterFactory( "Werkiel" ) );
party.ProcessCharacters(fightManager.SendToBattle);
party.GetCharacter( "Riah" ).IsDead = true;
party.GetCharacter( "Fark" ).IsDead = true;
party.ProcessCharacters(fightManager.CheckHealth);
}
