CGame Class Reference

The game class.

#include <Game.h>

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Public Member Functions
	~CGame ()
	Destructor.
void	Initialize ()
	Initialize the game.
void	ProcessFrame ()
	Process an animation frame.
void	Release ()
	Release the renderer.

Private Member Functions
void	LoadSounds ()
	Load sounds.
void	BeginGame ()
	Begin playing the game.
void	KeyboardHandler ()
	The keyboard handler.
void	RenderFrame ()
	Render an animation frame.
void	BeginSpeaking ()
	Begin saying the current number in binary.
void	ProcessSpeaking ()
	Process saying the current number in binary.
void	ProcessState ()
	Process game state.

Private Attributes
CMyListener	m_cContactListener
	Contact listener.
bool	m_bSpeaking = false
	Is currently saying the current number.
bool	m_bSpoken = true
	Has finished saying the current number.
float	m_fSayBitTimer = 0
	Timer to delay saying the next bit.
int	m_nCurBit = 0
	Index of the bit currently being said.

Additional Inherited Members
Static Protected Attributes inherited from CCommon
static b2World *	m_pPhysicsWorld = nullptr
	Pointer to Box2D Physics World.
static CRenderer *	m_pRenderer = nullptr
	Pointer to the Renderer.
static CObjectManager *	m_pObjectManager = nullptr
	Pointer to the Object Manager.
static Sage::CParticleEngine2D *	m_pParticleEngine = nullptr
	Pointer to particle engine.
static eGameState	m_eGameState = eGameState::Loading
	Current game state.
static CCounter *	m_pCounter = nullptr
	Pointer to a counter.
static UINT	m_nCurNum = 0
	Current number.
static eDrawMode	m_eDrawMode = eDrawMode::Sprites
	Draw mode.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

~CGame()

CGame::~CGame

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Delete the Renderer and the Object Manager. Also delete Physics World, which MUST be deleted after the Object Manager because of way things are set up.

Member Function Documentation

BeginGame()

void CGame::BeginGame ( )

private

Clear any old objects out of the Object Manager and create the edges of the game world, which correspond to the edges of the window.

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BeginSpeaking()

void CGame::BeginSpeaking ( )

private

Begin the speaking process by setting the flag, setting the current bit to the most-significant one, and zeroing out the timer so that the first bit is said immediately.

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Initialize()

void CGame::Initialize

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Initialize the Renderer and the Object Manager, load images and sounds, start the timer, and begin the game.

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KeyboardHandler()

void CGame::KeyboardHandler ( )

private

Poll the keyboard state and respond to the key presses that happened since the last frame.

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LoadSounds()

void CGame::LoadSounds ( )

private

Load the sounds for this game.

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ProcessFrame()

void CGame::ProcessFrame

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Handle keyboard input, move the game objects and render them in their new positions and orientations. Notify the timer of the start and end of the frame so that it can calculate frame time.

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ProcessSpeaking()

void CGame::ProcessSpeaking ( )

private

Do the processing and preparation necessary for saying the current number out loud in binary form. This function should be called once per frame.

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ProcessState()

void CGame::ProcessState ( )

private

Take action appropriate to the current game state.

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Release()

void CGame::Release

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Release all of the DirectX12 objects by deleting the renderer.

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RenderFrame()

void CGame::RenderFrame ( )

private

Ask the Object Manager to draw the game objects. RenderWorld is notified of the start and end of the frame so that it can let Direct3D do its pipelining jiggery-pokery.

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