/// <summary>
/// Take an IDialogueBox and break it down into multiple instructions as necessary
/// </summary>
/// <param name="input"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public IInstruction[] BreakUpDialgoueBox(IDialogueBox input, BoxLines[] boxes)
{
/*if (boxes.Length == 1)
* {
* return new IInstruction[1] { input as IInstruction };
* }
* //Leaving this old here for posterity. I removed this out because it was causing issues with text boxes that have 2 lines but no overflow. (They weren't wrapping properly for some reason.)
*/
List <IInstruction> newBoxes = new List <IInstruction>();
input.SetDialogue(boxes[0].ToString());
newBoxes.Add(input as IInstruction);
for (int i = 1; i < boxes.Length; i++)
{
var workingBox = boxes[i];
BasicTextBox newDialogBox = new BasicTextBox();
newDialogBox.InitalizeDefault();
newDialogBox.SetDialogue(workingBox.ToString());
newDialogBox.SetName(input.GetName());
newBoxes.Add(newDialogBox);
}
return(newBoxes.ToArray());
}
/// <summary>
/// Main Constructor
/// </summary>
/// <param name="_sl">Reference to Service Locator</param>
/// <param name="_lines">Lines to display</param>
/// <param name="_path">Character art path</param>
/// <param name="_pos">Character art position</param>
/// <param name="_speaker">Reference to the speaker</param>
public DialogueDisplay(IServiceLocator _sl, string[] _lines, string _path, ISpeaker _speaker)
{
mLines = _lines;
mInterval = 3000f;
mTimer = 0f;
mDialogueBox = new DialogueBox(_sl);
mInputManager = _sl.GetService <IInput_Manager>();
mContentManager = _sl.GetService <IContent_Manager>();
mArtpath = _path;
mSpeaker = _speaker;
}
