object.c File Reference

File containing object module. More...

#include "object.h"

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Functions

unsigned short int weight (char cellId)

Funtion that return the weight of the request object WARNING: An accessible object return weight 1.

bool isaccessible (char cellId)

Function that check if the request object is accessible.

char * color (char cellId)

Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color.

char * colorVisited (unsigned short int cellId)

Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color during the game.

void visitCell (unsigned int row, unsigned int col)

It's used to mark (with colors) the route made in the game: changed if the cell is VISITED from an UNVISITED cell or is VISITED from a cell that was alreay VISITED.

Detailed Description

File containing object module.

Definition in file object.c.

Function Documentation

char* color ( char cellId )

Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color.

(Used to schema objects)

Returns:: Object color (char *).

Parameters:

cellId

Id of the object in input

Definition at line 55 of file object.c.

References CLOSE, D5, DOOR, FREE, and START.

Referenced by colorVisited(), draw_brush(), and drawschema().

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char* colorVisited ( unsigned short int cellId )

Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color during the game.

(Used to mark cell along a route)

Returns:: Object color during the game (char *).

Parameters:

cellId

Id of the object in input

Definition at line 83 of file object.c.

References color(), D5, FREE, UNVISITED, VISIT1, and VISIT2.

Referenced by drawschema(), and updateSchemaCell().

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bool isaccessible ( char cellId )

Function that check if the request object is accessible.

Returns:: Positive value (true) if the object is accessible. Negative value (false) otherwise.

Parameters:

cellId

Id of the object in input

Definition at line 34 of file object.c.

References CLOSE, D5, DOOR, FREE, and START.

Referenced by checkKeyPressed(), schema_round_search(), and weight().

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void visitCell	(	unsigned int	row,
		unsigned int	col
	)

It's used to mark (with colors) the route made in the game: changed if the cell is VISITED from an UNVISITED cell or is VISITED from a cell that was alreay VISITED.

An eventually unknow value set the cell to UNVISITED.

Parameters:

	row	Cell row position
	col	Cell column position

Definition at line 109 of file object.c.

References D1, D5, schemaProp::numCol, schemaProp::numRow, schemaData, UNVISITED, VISIT1, VISIT2, and schemaProp::visitedCellInfo.

Referenced by updateSchemaCell().

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unsigned short int weight ( char cellId )

Funtion that return the weight of the request object WARNING: An accessible object return weight 1.

Returns:: Weight of the object (unsigned short int).

Parameters:

cellId

Id of the object in input

Definition at line 10 of file object.c.

References CLOSE, D5, DOOR, FREE, isaccessible(), and START.

Referenced by drawingAndSetSchemaInfo(), new_tournament(), and updateSchemaCell().

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Functions
unsigned short int	weight (char cellId)
	Funtion that return the weight of the request object WARNING: An accessible object return weight 1.
bool	isaccessible (char cellId)
	Function that check if the request object is accessible.
char *	color (char cellId)
	Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color.
char *	colorVisited (unsigned short int cellId)
	Function that returns a string's pointer that contains the request object's color during the game.
void	visitCell (unsigned int row, unsigned int col)
	It's used to mark (with colors) the route made in the game: changed if the cell is VISITED from an UNVISITED cell or is VISITED from a cell that was alreay VISITED.