Moving From One Room to Another

When you need to move from one room to another, there is a convenient method that does exactly that helping you keep the application code base clean and simple.

You may either use the event listeners or a callback with this method.

With Event Listeners

room.OnLeave += HandleDiarkisRoomOnLeave;
room.OnJoin += HandleDiarkisRoomOnJoin;

// leaveMessage will be broadcasted when leaving the current room - If you pass an empty byte array, the message will not be sent
byte[] leaveMessage = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Good bye");
// joinMessage will be broadcasted when joining a new room - If you pass an empty byte array, the message will not be sent
byte[] joinMessage = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Hello world");
// roomID is the new room ID to join
room.Move(roomID, leaveMessage, joinMessage);

private void HandleDiarkisRoomOnLeave(bool success)
{
    if (!success)
    {
         // Failed to leave the current room
    }
}

private void HandleDiarkisRoomOnJoin(bool success, uint roomCreatedTimeInMilliseconds)
{
    if (!success)
    {
        // Failed to join the new room
    }
}

With The Callback

// leaveMessage will be broadcasted when leaving the current room - If you pass an empty byte array, the message will not be sent
byte[] leaveMessage = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Good bye");
// joinMessage will be broadcasted when joining a new room - If you pass an empty byte array, the message will not be sent
byte[] joinMessage = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes("Hello world");
// roomID is the new room ID to join
room.Move(roomID, leaveMessage, joinMessage, OnMoveCallback);

private void OnMoveCallback(bool success, uint roomCreatedTimeInMilliseconds)
{
    if (!success)
    {
        // Handle error here...
    }
    // Do something awesome here!
}

C# client v0.1.14 and above.