Add monogamedebugger config to template (when monogame and using proj…

… refs)

templates/template_code/SadConsole.Examples.Demo.CSharp/Configuration/MonoGameDebugger.cs

@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+namespace SadConsole.Configuration;
+
+internal static class MonoGameDebuggerExtensions
+{
+ public static Builder KeyhookMonoGameDebugger(this Builder builder)
+ {
+ builder.GetOrCreateConfig<MonoGameDebugger>();
+ return builder;
+ }
+
+ internal static void Game_FrameUpdate(object? sender, GameHost e)
+ {
+ if (e.Keyboard.IsKeyPressed(Input.Keys.F12))
+ {
+#if PROJREFS && MONOGAME
+ SadConsole.Debug.MonoGame.Debugger.Start();
+#endif
+ }
+ }
+}
+
+internal class MonoGameDebugger : IConfigurator
+{
+ public void Run(Builder config, Game game) =>
+ game.FrameUpdate += MonoGameDebuggerExtensions.Game_FrameUpdate;
+}

templates/template_code/SadConsole.Examples.Demo.CSharp/Examples.csproj

@@ -18,21 +18,23 @@
  <PropertyGroup>
  <!-- Choose which game host you want to use, monogame or sfml. -->
  <GameHost>monogame</GameHost>
+
+ <!-- Some constants for your game that can detect monogame or sfml. -->
+ <DefineConstants Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' ">$(DefineConstants);MONOGAME</DefineConstants>
+ <DefineConstants Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' ">$(DefineConstants);SFML</DefineConstants>
 
  <!-- Use project references instead of NuGet packages. This assumes you're running from the git repo. -->
  <!-- Most likely you always want this false. -->
  <UseProjectReferences>true</UseProjectReferences>
-
- <!-- Some constants for your game that can detect monogame or sfml. -->
- <DefineConstants Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' ">$(DefineConstants);MONOGAME</DefineConstants>
- <DefineConstants Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' ">$(DefineConstants);SFML</DefineConstants>
+ <DefineConstants Condition=" '$(UseProjectReferences)' == 'true' ">$(DefineConstants);PROJREFS</DefineConstants>
  </PropertyGroup>
 
  <!-- SadConsole related NuGet packages. -->
  <ItemGroup Condition=" '$(UseProjectReferences)' != 'true' ">
- <PackageReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' " Include="SadConsole.Host.MonoGame" Version="10.0.0-alpha4-debug" />
- <PackageReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' " Include="SadConsole.Host.SFML" Version="10.0.0-alpha4-debug" />
- <PackageReference Include="SadConsole.Extended" Version="10.0.0-alpha4-debug" />
+ <PackageReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' " Include="SadConsole.Host.MonoGame" Version="10.0.0-beta1-debug" />
+ <PackageReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' " Include="SadConsole.Host.SFML" Version="10.0.0-beta1-debug" />
+ <PackageReference Include="SadConsole.Extended" Version="10.0.0-beta1-debug" />
+ <PackageReference Include="SadConsole" Version="10.0.0-beta1-debug" />
  </ItemGroup>
 
  <!-- MonoGame host requires you to choose which library you want to use. -->
@@ -44,12 +46,7 @@
  <!--<PackageReference Include="MonoGame.Framework.WindowsDX" Version="3.8.1.303" />-->
  </ItemGroup>
 
- <!-- If you're using the project references, like when running from the git repo, this section contains those references. -->
- <ItemGroup Condition=" '$(UseProjectReferences)' == 'true' ">
- <ProjectReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' " Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Host.MonoGame\SadConsole.Host.MonoGame.csproj" />
- <ProjectReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' " Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Host.SFML\SadConsole.Host.SFML.csproj" />
- <ProjectReference Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Extended\SadConsole.Extended.csproj" />
- </ItemGroup>
+ <!-- Files related to compiling and running the demos. -->
  <ItemGroup>
  <None Update="Res\**\*.*">
  <CopyToOutputDirectory>Always</CopyToOutputDirectory>
@@ -61,4 +58,17 @@
  </None>
  </ItemGroup>
 
+ <!--
+ The following settings are related to running from the SadConsole git repo and not
+ related to when you create the project through the template.
+ -->
+ <ItemGroup Condition=" '$(UseProjectReferences)' == 'true' ">
+ <ProjectReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' " Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Host.MonoGame\SadConsole.Host.MonoGame.csproj" />
+ <ProjectReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'sfml' " Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Host.SFML\SadConsole.Host.SFML.csproj" />
+ <ProjectReference Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Extended\SadConsole.Extended.csproj" />
+
+ <!-- MonoGame Debugging, only available when running from the git repo -->
+ <ProjectReference Condition=" '$(GameHost)' == 'monogame' " Include="..\..\..\SadConsole.Debug.MonoGame\SadConsole.Debug.MonoGame.csproj" />
+ </ItemGroup>
+
 </Project>

templates/template_code/SadConsole.Examples.Demo.CSharp/Program.cs

@@ -33,13 +33,13 @@ box so that you can preview each demo object. The second class is the actual con
 
 Settings.WindowTitle = "SadConsole Examples";
 
-
 Builder startup = new Builder()
  .SetScreenSize(GameSettings.GAME_WIDTH, GameSettings.GAME_HEIGHT)
  .SetStartingScreen<RootScreen>()
  .IsStartingScreenFocused(false) // Dont want RootScreen to be focused because RootScreen automatically focuses the selected demo console
  .ConfigureFonts((config, game) => config.UseBuiltinFontExtended())
  .SetSplashScreen<SadConsole.SplashScreens.Ansi1>()
+ .KeyhookMonoGameDebugger()
  ;
 
 Game.Create(startup);