Game Class Reference

Creates an Game object that inherits State and runs the Game. More...

#include <Game.h>

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Public Member Functions
	Game (JAM_StateManager *stateManager, SDL_Renderer *renderer, int screenWidth, int screenHeight)
	~Game ()
bool	input ()
void	update (float dt)
void	draw ()
Public Member Functions inherited from JAM_State
	JAM_State (JAM_StateManager *stateManager, SDL_Renderer *renderer, int screenWidth, int screenHeight)
virtual	~JAM_State ()

Private Member Functions
bool	windowsInput (SDL_Event &incomingEvent)
bool	androidInput (SDL_Event &incomingEvent)

Private Attributes
JAM_Texture *	alienDude
JAM_Texture *	backgroundStars
JAM_Texture *	forceField
Background *	starsA
Background *	starsB
Player *	player
std::vector< JAM_ParticleEffect * >	particleEffects
std::vector< ForceField * >	forceFields
JAM_Audio *	music
int	initalLoops
JAM_Text *	info
JAM_Button *	button
JAM_ArrowPad *	arrowPad

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from JAM_State
JAM_StateManager *	stateManager
SDL_Renderer *	renderer
int	screenWidth
int	screenHeight

Detailed Description

Creates an Game object that inherits State and runs the Game.

Author

Jamie Slowgrove

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Game::Game	(	JAM_StateManager *	stateManager,
		SDL_Renderer *	renderer,
		int	screenWidth,
		int	screenHeight
	)

Constructs the Game object.

Parameters

stateManager	A pointer to the StateManager.
renderer	A pointer to the renderer.
screenWidth	The screen width.
screenHeight	The screen height.

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Game::~Game

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)

Destructs the Game object.

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Member Function Documentation

bool Game::androidInput ( SDL_Event &  incomingEvent )

private

Handles the Android Game input.

Parameters

incomingEvent

A reference to the incoming SDL event.

Returns

If false then quit the Game State.

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void Game::draw ( )

virtual

A function to draw to the screen.

Implements JAM_State.

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bool Game::input ( )

virtual

Handles the Game input.

Returns

If false then quit the Game State.

Implements JAM_State.

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void Game::update ( float  dt )

virtual

A function to update the Game to allow the Game to run.

Parameters

dt	The delta time.

Implements JAM_State.

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bool Game::windowsInput ( SDL_Event &  incomingEvent )

private

Handles the Windows Game input.

Parameters

incomingEvent

A reference to the incoming SDL event.

Returns

If false then quit the Game State.

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Member Data Documentation

JAM_Texture* Game::alienDude

private

The alien Texture.

JAM_ArrowPad* Game::arrowPad

private

The arrow pad.

JAM_Texture* Game::backgroundStars

private

The background stars Texture.

JAM_Button* Game::button

private

The info Button.

JAM_Texture* Game::forceField

private

The force field Texture.

std::vector<ForceField*> Game::forceFields

private

A Vector for the ForceFields.

JAM_Text* Game::info

private

The info Text.

int Game::initalLoops

private

A number for the initial loops left.

JAM_Audio* Game::music

private

A pointer to the background music.

std::vector<JAM_ParticleEffect*> Game::particleEffects

private

A Vector for the ParticleEffect.

Player* Game::player

private

The Player Entity.

Background* Game::starsA

private

The first stars background.

Background* Game::starsB

private

The second stars background.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• jni/src/Game.h
• jni/src/Game.cpp