TNLTest::TestGame class Reference

TNLTest::TestGame Class Reference

#include <testGame.h>

Detailed Description

The TestGame class manages a TNLTest client or server instance.

TestGame maintains a list of all the Player and Building objects in the playing area, and interfaces with the specific platform's windowing system to respond to user input and render the current game display.

Public Member Functions

TestGame (bool server, const TNL::Address &bindAddress, const TNL::Address &pingAddress)

Constructor for TestGame, determines whether this game will be a client or a server, and what addresses to bind to and ping.

~TestGame ()

Destroys a game, freeing all Player and Building objects associated with it.

void createLocalConnection (TestGame *serverGame)

createLocalConnection demonstrates the use of so-called "short circuit" connections for connecting to a server NetInterface in the same process as this client game.

void tick ()

Called periodically by the platform windowing code, tick will update all the players in the simulation as well as tick() the game's network interface.

void renderFrame (int width, int height)

renderFrame is called by the platform windowing code to notify the game that it should render the current world using the specified window area.

void moveMyPlayerTo (Position newPosition)

moveMyPlayerTo is called by the platform windowing code in response to user input.

Data Fields

TNL::Vector< Player * > players

vector of player objects in the game

TNL::Vector< Building * > buildings

vector of buildings in the game

bool isServer

was this game created to be a server?

TestNetInterface * myNetInterface

network interface for this game

TNL::U32 lastTime

last time that tick() was called

TNL::SafePtr< Player > serverPlayer

the player that the server controls

TNL::SafePtr< Player > clientPlayer

the player that this client controls, if this game is a client

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

TNLTest::TestGame::TestGame ( bool server,

const TNL::Address & bindAddress,

const TNL::Address & pingAddress

)

Constructor for TestGame, determines whether this game will be a client or a server, and what addresses to bind to and ping.
If this game is a server, it will construct 50 random buildings and 15 random AI players to populate the "world" with. TestGame also constructs an AsymmetricKey to demonstrate establishing secure connections with clients and servers.

TNLTest::TestGame::~TestGame ( )

Destroys a game, freeing all Player and Building objects associated with it.

Member Function Documentation

void TNLTest::TestGame::createLocalConnection ( TestGame * serverGame )

createLocalConnection demonstrates the use of so-called "short circuit" connections for connecting to a server NetInterface in the same process as this client game.

void TNLTest::TestGame::tick ( )

Called periodically by the platform windowing code, tick will update all the players in the simulation as well as tick() the game's network interface.

void TNLTest::TestGame::renderFrame ( int width,

int height

)

renderFrame is called by the platform windowing code to notify the game that it should render the current world using the specified window area.

void TNLTest::TestGame::moveMyPlayerTo ( Position newPosition )

moveMyPlayerTo is called by the platform windowing code in response to user input.

Field Documentation

TNL::Vector<Player *> TNLTest::TestGame::players

vector of player objects in the game

TNL::Vector<Building *> TNLTest::TestGame::buildings

vector of buildings in the game

bool TNLTest::TestGame::isServer

was this game created to be a server?

TestNetInterface* TNLTest::TestGame::myNetInterface

network interface for this game

TNL::U32 TNLTest::TestGame::lastTime

last time that tick() was called

TNL::SafePtr<Player> TNLTest::TestGame::serverPlayer

the player that the server controls

TNL::SafePtr<Player> TNLTest::TestGame::clientPlayer

the player that this client controls, if this game is a client