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Now with everything built, it is time to use your new application block. Create a new Windows application with two text boxes, a label, and a button. Label the button DoMath. Then add the code for the click event of the DoMath button, as shown in Listing 14-6. Listing 14-6. DoMath Click Event using using using using using using using using System; System.Collections.Generic; System.ComponentModel; System.Data; System.Drawing; System.Text; System.Windows.Forms; SampleAB;

Figure 6-4. The snapshots record all the bits of the environment that have been destroyed. If seeing something like this gives you a delirious thrill, then you re definitely reading the right book! The potential uses for this technique are legion far greater than this simple example implies. It can be put to all sorts of novel and entertaining uses in games. Here s the code from the bullet collision test in the BitmapSnapshot application class that performs this magic. The comments numbered 1 to 5 are the important lines of code. I ll explain them in detail ahead. if(_caveBitmapData.hitTest ( new Point(_caveBitmap.x, _caveBitmap.y), 255, new Point(_bulletModels[i].xPos, _bulletModels[i].yPos) ) ) { //Add the circle var radius:int = 40; var circle:Shape = makeCircle(radius); //Take a snapshot of the area being hit

In the case of the current local client implementation, each and every request will use the same Amazoncom access key This might be unacceptable because the owner of the controller and the local clients might have too many requests and have to pay for those extra requests An option is to require each user to have their own access key that must be passed to the local client The necessary data would have to be expanded to include the access key identifier, and the URL would then need to be updated to the following: http://mydomaincom/search query=Applications&Amazon=[REPLACED] The extra variable is Amazon, and the access identifier is associated with that variable How the client gets this value from the user of the HTML page depends on how the HTML page is implemented Suppose a client does not have an Amazoncom access key.

//1. Create a blank BitmapData object to store the snapshot //It should be the same size as the circle that's cutting the //hole into the cave bitmap var snapshotBitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(80, 80, true, 0); //2. Create a rectangle object that's also the same size as the circle. //This is the viewfinder that finds the right spot on the bitmap to copy var rectangle:Rectangle = new Rectangle ( _bulletModels[i].xPos - 40, _bulletModels[i].yPos - 40, 80, 80 ); //3. Create a Point object, which is needed to define the top-left corner //of the new snapshot bitmap. //Leave this at 0,0 unless you need to offset it var point:Point = new Point(0, 0); //4. Copy the pixels from the _caveBitmapData into the new snapshotBitmapData. //The Rectangle and Point objects specify which part to copy snapshotBitmapData.copyPixels(_caveBitmapData, rectangle, point); //5. Create a new Bitmap based on the snapshotBitmapData var snapshot:Bitmap = new Bitmap(snapshotBitmapData); //Add the snapshot to the stage and position it addChild(snapshot); snapshot.x = _snapshot_X; snapshot.y = 20; _snapshot_X += 90; //Reset the snapshot x position if it moves too far to the left if(_snapshot_X > stage.stageWidth - 90) { _snapshot_X = 10; } // cut a hole in the cave bitmap using code from the previous chapter } First, we need a blank BitmapData object to create the snapshot. It should be the same size as the circle. That means that if the circle has a radius of 40, then a square, 80-by-80 bitmap will be a perfect fit. var snapshotBitmapData:BitmapData = new BitmapData(80, 80, true, 0); This is a blank canvas to receive the snapshot.

namespace SampleABTestHarness { public partial class TestForm : Form { public TestForm() { InitializeComponent(); } private void m_DoMathButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { ISampleProvider math = SampleProviderFactory.CreateSampleProvider(); int result = math.DoMath(Convert.ToInt32(m_XTextBox.Text, 10), Convert.ToInt32(m_YTextBox.Text, 10)); m_ResultLabel.Text = result.ToString(); } } } The next step is to configure the application configuration file. Add SampleAB to the configuration file, and finally select AddProvider as the default.