public void Subscribe(fbEventHandler handler, EventType eventType)
{
if (!subscribers.ContainsKey(eventType))
{
subscribers.Add(eventType, new List <fbEventHandler>());
}
subscribers[eventType].Add(handler);
}
//moving this out like this and *MANUALLY* calling it in fbApplication.
//this means that fbGame doesn't even need an engine reference any more.
//that in turn means that we can keep an entire fbGame in our server
//app, which acts exactly like a normal client would.
//only difference is that we give it another eventhandler.
public void SetupClientSideEventHandler(fbEngine engine)
{
EventHandler = new GameEventHandler(this, engine)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.NameEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.UnitMoveEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.BuildStationEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.BuildUnitEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.CreateUnitEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.PlayerDisconnect)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.SetProjectEvent)
.Subscribe(engine, EventType.ProjectFinishedEvent);
}
public void Unsubscribe(fbEventHandler handler, EventType eventType)
{
subscribers[eventType].Remove(handler);
}
