void CheckMouseInput(const INPUT_RECORD &InputRecord)
{
// Get the current position of the mouse in the console window
g_cursorPos = InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwMousePosition;
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// If we have the exit map open (destination map) then we don't want the
// user to click on the editor tiles since it will screw up our placing
// of the destination point, so we quit this function if they try that.
if( (g_cursorPos.Y >= MAP_HEIGHT - EDITOR_HEIGHT) && g_bExitMapOpen) return;
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// If the user hits the left mouse button
if(InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwButtonState == FROM_LEFT_1ST_BUTTON_PRESSED)
{
// Here we check if the user chose a tile from our editor.
if(g_cursorPos.Y > MAP_HEIGHT - EDITOR_HEIGHT)
{
// Get the character chosen from the editor
CHAR_INFO chosenTile = g_Map.GetEditorSelection(g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
CHAR_INFO cursorTile = chosenTile;
// If we already have a tile selected, let's grab it's image instead
if(g_pCursorTile != NULL)
cursorTile = g_pCursorTile->GetChar();
// Check if the user clicked the color tiles
if(g_cursorPos.X >= 15 && g_cursorPos.Y == (MAP_HEIGHT - 1))
{
CHAR_INFO newTile; // Create a new tile to work with for color
// Check if the user clicked the background colors, otherwise it was foreground
if(g_cursorPos.X > 30)
newTile = g_Map.AddNewBackground(cursorTile, chosenTile);
else
newTile = g_Map.AddNewForeground(cursorTile, chosenTile);
// Apply the new tile with it's new color to our cursor.
g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1].SetChar(newTile);
}
else
{
// Otherwise, if we didn't choose a color, then we must
// have chosen a new tile character from the editor.
chosenTile.Attributes = cursorTile.Attributes;
g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1].SetChar(chosenTile);
// Let's set the cursor to a normal tile index and type
g_pCursorTile = &g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1];
g_Map.SetCurrentType(TILE_TYPE);
}
}
else
{
// If we have a tile, let's insert a tile into the map
if(g_pCursorTile != NULL)
g_pCurrentMap->InsertTile(g_pCursorTile, g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
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// After we insert a tile, we want to check if that tile was an exit. If
// it was, we need to handle the exits because it might either be a placing
// of a destination exit or the end of a list of exits. This is why the
// function HandleExitTiles() gets called twice. We first call it when
// we are done placing our desired exit(s) on the normal map, which will
// bring up a prompt to open the destination map. It's called again
// when we choose the destination point on the exit map. 1 + 1 = ... 2 :)
// Here we check if our current type are exits
if(g_pCurrentMap->GetCurrentType() == EXIT_TYPE)
{
// If we don't have the shift key down or the exit map is open
// we want to stop setting exits and handle the exits that were just set.
if(!g_bShiftKeyDown || g_bExitMapOpen)
HandleExitTiles();
}
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}
}
// Here we check if the right mouse button was clicked
if(InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwButtonState == RIGHTMOST_BUTTON_PRESSED)
{
// Here we either delete a tile on the map, or delete the cursor tile
if(g_pCursorTile == NULL)
{
// Delete a tile under our cursor position on the map
g_pCurrentMap->DeleteTile(g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
}
else
g_pCursorTile = NULL;
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// If the user is in the middle of setting exits and decide to abort, we want to
// still let them right click to destroy the cursor tile and unset exit tiles.
// We need to handle both situations of the user having placed exits and not yet
// opened a destination map, as well as having the destination map open as well.
// So, after the cursor tile is delete, if the exit map is open we want to return
// to the previous map and delete the blank exits that were never filled in with
// a destination point. If the destination map isn't open, we still want to get
// rid of the wasted exits already set on the map.
// Check if the current tile type are exits
if(g_pCurrentMap->GetCurrentType() == EXIT_TYPE)
{
// Check if our destination map is open and we need to abort to the previous map
if(g_bExitMapOpen)
{
// To abort, we need to set the current map pointer back and reset the flag
g_pCurrentMap = &g_Map;
g_bExitMapOpen = false;
}
// Go through and delete all the useless exits and redraw the screen
g_pCurrentMap->DeleteBlankExits();
g_pCurrentMap->Draw();
}
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}
}
void CheckMouseInput(const INPUT_RECORD &InputRecord)
{
// Get the current position of the mouse in the console window
g_cursorPos = InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwMousePosition;
// If the user hits the left mouse button
if(InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwButtonState == FROM_LEFT_1ST_BUTTON_PRESSED)
{
// Here we check if the user chose a tile from our editor.
if(g_cursorPos.Y > MAP_HEIGHT - EDITOR_HEIGHT)
{
// Get the character chosen from the editor
CHAR_INFO chosenTile = g_Map.GetEditorSelection(g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
CHAR_INFO cursorTile = chosenTile;
// If we already have a tile selected, let's grab it's image instead
if(g_pCursorTile != NULL)
cursorTile = g_pCursorTile->GetChar();
// Check if the user clicked the color tiles
if(g_cursorPos.X >= 15 && g_cursorPos.Y == (MAP_HEIGHT - 1))
{
CHAR_INFO newTile; // Create a new tile to work with for color
// Check if the user clicked the background colors, otherwise it was foreground
if(g_cursorPos.X > 30)
newTile = g_Map.AddNewBackground(cursorTile, chosenTile);
else
newTile = g_Map.AddNewForeground(cursorTile, chosenTile);
// Apply the new tile with it's new color to our cursor.
g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1].SetChar(newTile);
}
else
{
// Otherwise, if we didn't choose a color, then we must
// have chosen a new tile character from the editor.
chosenTile.Attributes = cursorTile.Attributes;
g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1].SetChar(chosenTile);
// Let's set the cursor to a normal tile index and type
g_pCursorTile = &g_vTiles[g_vTiles.size() - 1];
g_Map.SetCurrentType(TILE_TYPE);
}
}
else
{
// If we have a tile, let's insert a tile into the map
if(g_pCursorTile != NULL)
g_pCurrentMap->InsertTile(g_pCursorTile, g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
}
}
// Here we check if the right mouse button was clicked
if(InputRecord.Event.MouseEvent.dwButtonState == RIGHTMOST_BUTTON_PRESSED)
{
// Here we either delete a tile on the map, or delete the cursor tile
if(g_pCursorTile == NULL)
{
// Delete a tile under our cursor position on the map
g_pCurrentMap->DeleteTile(g_cursorPos.X, g_cursorPos.Y);
}
else
g_pCursorTile = NULL;
}
}