Developing smartphone software using C #: Push Box (i)

Recently, a smartphone software was developed using C #: Push the box.
Let's introduce the features of this software:
1. It can be run on a smartphone or on a computer.
2. When exiting the program, the site can be protected and the next run will automatically revert to its original state.
3. The player can use the "video" function to save the customs clearance steps for future "playback".
4. You can freely design the level, batch data export and import.
As shown in Solution Explorer, the program's source program is mainly distributed in "window" and "Common" two folders. Where the window folder is the source code for the program main form and individual dialog boxes. The "Common" folder contains common source code, including various data structures, algorithms for finding the shortest route, reading and writing configuration files and data files, etc.
I'll cover each of the source program files in more detail in the next article.
By the right, the Push box program is:
http://files.cnblogs.com/skyivben/PushBox-src-2007-08-29.7z
http://files.cnblogs.com/skyivben/PushBox-bin-2007-08-29.7z

operating effect on Dopod S1 plus phone (taken with HTC 7 Mozart phone on 2011-07-04):    

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Developing smartphone software using C #: Push Box (i)