muddesigner/MudGame/Program.cs
Scionwest_cp 9585cede63 MudEngine:
- Added BaseCharacter.FlushConsole() method. Sends a hex sequence to the clients telnet terminal that clears the screen. If IsMultiplayer=false then it just clears the C# Console.
 - Added a 'Clear' command for users to use. It invokes the new FlushConsole command.
 - Removed the need for a full file path and filename when calling an objects save method. Now it just needs the path.
 - Adjusted the Exit command, Login command and Save command to reflect the objects save parameter changes.
 - Removed the Unique ID from objects. 
 - All objects now reference each other via their filenames rather than their object names. Allows for 3 objects with the name Bedroom to exist, but with different filenames such as Bedroom1, Bedroom2 etc.
 - Zone now has a GetRoomByName method that replace the removed GetRoomByID method. Returns a List<> collection of Rooms found with a matching filename.
 - BaseCharacter updated to work with the new Zone.GetRoomByName method.
 - Realm.GetZoneByID renamed to GetZoneByName()
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.IO;
using System.Net.Sockets;
using System.Text;
using MudEngine.FileSystem;
using MudEngine.GameManagement;
using MudEngine.GameObjects.Characters;
using MudEngine.Scripting;
namespace MudGame
{
static class Program
{
const string SettingsFile = "Settings.ini";
static Game game;
static void Main(string[] args)
{
Log.Write("Launching...");
ScriptEngine scriptEngine;
//Re-create the settings file if it is missing
if (!File.Exists(SettingsFile))
{
Log.Write("Settings.ini missing!");
FileManager.WriteLine(SettingsFile, "Scripts", "ScriptPath");
FileManager.WriteLine(SettingsFile, ".cs", "ScriptExtension");
FileManager.WriteLine(SettingsFile, "True", "ServerEnabled");
Log.Write("Settings.ini re-created with default values");
}
if (FileManager.GetData(SettingsFile, "ServerEnabled").ToLower() == "false")
Log.IsVerbose = true;
else if (FileManager.GetData(SettingsFile, "ServerEnabled").ToLower() == "")
Log.IsVerbose = false;
else
Log.IsVerbose = false;
Log.Write("Loading settings...");
scriptEngine = new ScriptEngine(new Game(), ScriptEngine.ScriptTypes.Both);
//scriptEngine.CompileScripts();
Log.Write("Initializing Script Engine for Script Compilation...");
scriptEngine.Initialize();
GameObject obj = scriptEngine.GetObjectOf("Game");
Console.WriteLine(Log.GetMessages());
Log.FlushMessages();
if (obj == null)
{
Log.Write("Setting up the Default Engine Game Manager...");
game = new Game();
obj = new GameObject(game, "Game");
scriptEngine = new ScriptEngine((Game)obj.Instance, ScriptEngine.ScriptTypes.Both);
}
else
{
Log.Write("Setting up " + obj.GetProperty().GameTitle + " Manager...");
game = (Game)obj.Instance;
scriptEngine = new ScriptEngine(game, ScriptEngine.ScriptTypes.Both);
}
//Force TCP
game.ServerType = ProtocolType.Tcp;
//Setup the scripting engine and load our script library
//MUST be called before game.Start()
//scriptEngine.Initialize();
//game.scriptEngine = scriptEngine; //Pass this script engine off to the game to use now.
Log.Write("Starting " + obj.GetProperty().GameTitle + "...");
Console.WriteLine(Log.GetMessages());
Log.FlushMessages();
//Server is only enabled if the option is in the settings file
//Allows developers to remove the option from the settings file and letting
//people host multiplayer games with the singleplayer MUD.
//People won't know that it's an option if the option doesn't exist so if no
//option is found in the sttings file, then we assume offline play.
if (FileManager.GetData(SettingsFile, "ServerEnabled").ToLower() == "false")
game.IsMultiplayer = false;
else if (FileManager.GetData(SettingsFile, "ServerEnabled").ToLower() == "")
game.IsMultiplayer = false;
else
game.IsMultiplayer = true;
game.Start();
//Make sure the Game is in fact running.
if (!game.IsRunning)
{
Console.WriteLine("Error starting game!\nReview Log file for details.");
return;
}
//If the game isn't in multiplayer mode, then the server doesn't create an instance of the players
//We need to make sure that the Game created one. The default game handles this, but inherited Game
//scripts might miss this, so we check for it.
if (!game.IsMultiplayer)
{
if ((game.PlayerCollection[0] == null) || (game.PlayerCollection[0].Name == "New BaseCharacter"))
{
Console.WriteLine("Error! No player available for creation!");
return;
}
}
while (game.IsRunning)
{
game.Update();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(1);
}
}
}
}