Game Class Reference

Represents the main game logic and interaction. More...

#include <gameloop.h>

Public Member Functions
	Game (sf::RenderWindow &window, Player &humanPlayer, Player &computerPlayer)
	Constructs a Game object.
void	run ()
	Runs the main game loop.

Private Attributes
Board	board
	Instance of the Board class, representing the game board.
Player &	humanPlayer
	Reference to the Player object representing the human player.
Player &	computerPlayer
	Reference to the Player object representing the computer player.
sf::RenderWindow &	window
	Reference to the SFML RenderWindow for displaying the game.

Detailed Description

Represents the main game logic and interaction.

This class manages the core gameplay loop, including drawing the board, handling input, and facilitating turns between the human and computer players. It holds references to the game window, the board, and the player objects.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Game()

Game::Game	(	sf::RenderWindow &	window,
		Player &	humanPlayer,
		Player &	computerPlayer )

Constructs a Game object.

Initializes a Game instance with references to the necessary components: the game window, human player, computer player, and the board (which is created internally).

Parameters

window	Reference to the SFML RenderWindow used for rendering.
humanPlayer	Reference to the Player object representing the human player.
computerPlayer	Reference to the Player object representing the computer player.

Initializes a Game instance, associating it with a RenderWindow, two Player objects (human and computer), and a Board to manage the game state.

Parameters

window	The SFML RenderWindow used for rendering the game.
humanPlayer	The Player object representing the human player.
computerPlayer	The Player object representing the computer player.

Member Function Documentation

run()

void Game::run

(

)

Runs the main game loop.

This function initiates the core game loop. It continuously:

1. Clears the window.
2. Draws the current state of the board.
3. Handles player input (from both human and computer players).
4. Updates the game state accordingly.
5. Displays the updated game state on the screen.

The loop continues until the game window is closed.

This function handles the continuous cycle of the game:

1. Clears the window to prepare for rendering.
2. Draws the current state of the board onto the window.
3. Collects input from the player through the window.
4. Displays the updated window contents on the screen.

The loop continues until the window is closed.

Member Data Documentation

board

Board Game::board

private

Instance of the Board class, representing the game board.

computerPlayer

Player& Game::computerPlayer

private

Reference to the Player object representing the computer player.

humanPlayer

Player& Game::humanPlayer

private

Reference to the Player object representing the human player.

window

sf::RenderWindow& Game::window

private

Reference to the SFML RenderWindow for displaying the game.

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

• /Users/bogdanresetko/Desktop/projects2024/дфддфдф/mainproject/gameloop.h
• /Users/bogdanresetko/Desktop/projects2024/дфддфдф/mainproject/gameloop.cpp