C# Button Class

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Here you go with a simple implementation of my OOP drawing system. It's a simple button class that can be used in any way you like. Call "Button.Update()" right before "Graphics.Flip()". Feel free to make a list that updates all of them, I'm simply sharing this class. Couldn't make it part of any other release, really.

 

	public enum ButtonState
{
	Idle,
	Hover,
	Clicked,
	Down
}

public class Button
{
	public Texture IdleTexture { get; set; }
	public Texture HoverTexture { get; set; }
	public Texture ClickedTexture { get; set; }
	public Texture DownTexture { get; set; }

	public ButtonState State { get; private set; }
	public Image Image { get; private set; }

	public Button(Image image)
	{
		this.State = ButtonState.Idle;

		this.Image = image;

		this.IdleTexture = this.Image.Texture;
		this.ClickedTexture = this.Image.Texture;
		this.HoverTexture = this.Image.Texture;
		this.DownTexture = this.Image.Texture;
	}

	public void Update()
	{
		this.State = ButtonState.Idle;

		if (
			Mouse.X >= this.Image.X && 
			Mouse.Y >= this.Image.Y && 
			Mouse.X <= this.Image.X + this.Image.Width && 
			Mouse.Y <= this.Image.Y + this.Image.Height
			)
		{
			this.State = ButtonState.Hover;

			if (Mouse.ButtonDown(MouseButton.Left))
			{
				this.State = ButtonState.Down;
			}

			if (Mouse.ButtonHit(MouseButton.Left))
			{
				this.State = ButtonState.Clicked;
			}
		}

		switch (this.State)
		{
			case ButtonState.Clicked:
				this.Image.Texture = this.ClickedTexture;
				break;

			case ButtonState.Down:
				this.Image.Texture = this.DownTexture;
				break;

			case ButtonState.Hover:
				this.Image.Texture = this.HoverTexture;
				break;

			case ButtonState.Idle:
				this.Image.Texture = this.IdleTexture;
				break;
		}

		Drawing.SetBlend(BlendType.Alpha);
		this.Image.Draw();
		Drawing.SetBlend(BlendType.None);
	}	}

[Rekindled Phoenix]

This is a great way to handle the button GUI. Something similar to what I have done in the past, but more structured. Good stuff.