seeloewen / seeloewenlib

Simple C# Library with useful code mainly used in software by Seeloewen

🙋 About Me...

I'm Louis, a hobby developer from Germany. I work on a bunch of different projects at the same time but I'm mostly known for the Random Item Giver Datapack. You should also check out my other projects though, they are great as well! Because of school, I'm not as active as I used to be but I'm still trying to get out some updates every now and then.

🔧 Projects that I'm working on...

My main project is currently the Random Item Giver Datapack and the Random Item Giver Updater.

My side projects are the Random Item Giver Updater Legacy, Seeloewen Sync, Seeloewen Shutdown and SeeloewenLib.

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seeloewenlib's Issues

Delay() function

This function will allow you to schedule a function to run after a certain amount of seconds. It will do this by creating a timer and setting the timer tick rate to the given seconds. The function you've scheduled will then be run once.

The function will most likely look somewhat like this:

public void Delay (int seconds, action function)
{
     Timer tmr = new Timer();
     tmr.Interval = seconds;
     tmr.Tick+- ...
     //And so on...
}

Not sure how I'll work with the timer there, we'll see.

Release Roadmap

Things to do until release:

• Add some useful tools
• Add license
• Get page requirements in Wizard to work

Add optional warning message when clicking on back/continue to wizard

For some pages, it would be great to have a warning when going back or continuing, because the user might lose progress made or something similar. This warning will probably be a yes/no messagebox.

Most likely implementation in class WizardPage:

bool hasBackWarning;
bool hasContinueWarning;
string backWarning;
string continueWarning;

Allow multiple requirements for wizard

The wizard does currently only allow you to add one requirement. Adding a list of requirements that all get checked before continuing would solve this issue. Each requirement should also have its own error message.