public MidiPlayer(TrackSelectionManager trackSelectionManager)
{
isPlaying = false;
mordhauOutDevice = new MordhauOutDevice();
this.trackSelectionManager = trackSelectionManager;
sequence = new Sequence
{
Format = 1
};
sequencer = new Sequencer
{
Position = 0,
Sequence = this.sequence
};
sequencer.PlayingCompleted += new System.EventHandler(this.HandlePlayingCompleted);
sequencer.ChannelMessagePlayed += new System.EventHandler <Sanford.Multimedia.Midi.ChannelMessageEventArgs>(this.HandleChannelMessagePlayed);
sequencer.SysExMessagePlayed += new System.EventHandler <Sanford.Multimedia.Midi.SysExMessageEventArgs>(this.HandleSysExMessagePlayed);
sequencer.Chased += new System.EventHandler <Sanford.Multimedia.Midi.ChasedEventArgs>(this.HandleChased);
sequencer.Stopped += new System.EventHandler <Sanford.Multimedia.Midi.StoppedEventArgs>(this.HandleStopped);
if (!(OutputDevice.DeviceCount == 0))
{
outDevice = new OutputDevice(0);
sequence.LoadCompleted += HandleLoadCompleted;
}
}
// We need only one out device, might as well use rust, but take both for now cuz why not, feels unfair
// Though they both get updated with the same values at the same time, for what we're doing
public TrackSelectionForm(TrackSelectionManager trackSelectionManager, MordhauOutDevice mordhauOut)
{
_mordhauOut = mordhauOut;
this.trackSelectionManager = trackSelectionManager;
trackSelectionManager.TrackChanged += new EventHandler(TrackChangedHandler);
this.Load += TrackSelectionForm_Load;
InitializeComponent();
InitLists();
trackSelectionManager.autoLoadProfile = AutoActivateCheckBox.Checked;
typeof(Panel).InvokeMember("DoubleBuffered", BindingFlags.SetProperty
| BindingFlags.Instance | BindingFlags.NonPublic, null,
OffsetPanel, new object[] { true }); // Internet suggested this...
}
