public void CheckNewManagers()
{
Safe.Utilities.SafeHouse.Logger.SuperVerbose("kOSConnectivityParameters.CheckNewManagers()");
var availableConnectivityManagers = ConnectivityManager.GetStringHash();
var knownHandlers = knownHandlerList.Split(',').ToList();
if (!availableConnectivityManagers.Contains(connectivityHandler) || !availableConnectivityManagers.IsSubsetOf(knownHandlers))
{
List <DialogGUIBase> options = new List <DialogGUIBase>();
foreach (var name in availableConnectivityManagers)
{
string text;
if (name.Equals(connectivityHandler))
{
text = connectivityHandler + " (Selected)";
}
else
{
text = name;
}
options.Add(new DialogGUIButton(text, () => { connectivityHandler = name; }, true));
}
Module.kOSSettingsChecker.QueueDialog(
// (Justification for the following very long comment:
// KSP does not document how these anchor position arguments work, and
// they are utterly alien and weird, so having it explained in full
// is important since if we wait a while it will all get forgotten again.)
//
// Anchor positions represents the position in the dialog that will be anchored
// The range is 0.0f-1.0f and for example (0.5f, 1.0f) represents the dialog
// being anchored in the middle (x-direction) and at the top of the dialog (y-direction).
// Whereas (0.5f, 0.0f) would do the same, but at the bottom of the dialog (y-direction).
// The center position configured for the Dialog (first two parameters Rect) represents
// the location on screen where the anchored position will appear.
// The range is 0.0f-1.0f with (0.0f, 0.0f) representing lower left corner.
// The part which is really hard to explain, other than emperically, is that
// the anchor position and the center position on screen need to be the
// same to produce a UI location that is mostly invariant for UI scaling.
// For example, using an anchor of (0.5f, 0.5f) and center position (0.5, 1.0f)
// correctly results in a dialog at the top of the screen, with the center
// of the dialog at the edge of the screen. Decreasing the UI scaling to
// 80% moves the dialog towards the center of the screen, while 120% moves
// the dialog entirely offscreen.
// Picking an anchor and a rect origin of 0.0, 0.1, should put the window at the left
// edge of the screen, a little up from the bottom.
0.0f, 0.1f,
new MultiOptionDialog(
"Select Dialog",
SELECT_DIALOG_TEXT,
"kOS",
HighLogic.UISkin,
// when using Rect width must be specified, height is automatically determined
new Rect(0.0f, 0.1f, 500.0f, 0.0f),
options.ToArray()));
}
availableConnectivityManagers.UnionWith(knownHandlers);
knownHandlerList = string.Join(",", availableConnectivityManagers.ToArray());
}