Last one to post wins

[Monk]

Night Death.

 

I'm off for sleep related reasons also.

[SeanyTheSailor]

Night.

 

u should un-block me...

[H2PM]

No.

 

Night.

[SeanyTheSailor]

Yes.

 

G'Night.

[Abc1230]

[hide=code]

using namespace std;


int main()
{
srand(time(0));
char start;
bool play = true;

do
{
	menuScreen(); // print out the opening menu
	bool menu = true;

	do
	{
		cin >> start; // get player's choice of what to do

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to load a game
		if (start == 'L' || start == 'l')
		{
			char tryagain = 'y'; // in case the file does not exist
			do
			{
				//get the name of the saved character
				string fname;
				cout << "What is the name of the saved character? ";
				cin >> fname;

				//load the game; if it fails ask if they'd like to try again
				if(bin_loadGame(fname))
				{
					menu = false;
					break;
				}
				else
				{
					cout << "Either the file does not exist or could not be opened.\n";
					cout << "Would you like to try to load a different character? (y/n) ";
					cin >> tryagain;
				}
			} while(tryagain == 'y');

			if(tryagain != 'y') // if the load is unsuccessful and they don't want to try again,
			{					// ask them to choose to quit, start a new game or load a game again
				cout << "Enter another choice: ";
			}
		}


		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to start a new game
		else if (start == 'N' || start == 'n')
		{
			createMap(); // generate the map

			//get the name they want to give their character
			cout << "What would you like your name to be? (do not use spaces) ";
			string name;
			cin >> name;
			player.set_name(name);

			//print the instructions/rules of the game
			printRules();
			menu = false;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to leave without doing anything
		else if (start == 'Q' || start == 'q')
		{
			cout << "Good-bye :'(" << endl;
			return 0;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they do not make a valid choice, exit the game
		else
		{
			cout << "That wasn't one of the 3 options... dummy... doesn't even know how to read..." << endl;
			return 0;
		}
	} while(menu);

	RefreshMap(); // print the map for the first time

	//Is used to take input from the keyboard. The code in this section is partially taken from http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic29209.htm and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685035%28VS.85%29.aspx
	HANDLE hStdin; 
    DWORD cNumRead, fdwMode, fdwSaveOldMode, i; 
    INPUT_RECORD irInBuf[128]; 
    int counter=0;

    // Get the standard input handle. 

    hStdin = GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); 
    if (hStdin == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) 
        ErrorExit("GetStdHandle"); 

    // Save the current input mode, to be restored on exit. 

    if (! GetConsoleMode(hStdin, &fdwSaveOldMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("GetConsoleMode"); 

    // Enable the window and mouse input events. 

    fdwMode = ENABLE_WINDOW_INPUT | ENABLE_MOUSE_INPUT; 
    if (! SetConsoleMode(hStdin, fdwMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("SetConsoleMode"); 


	while(!dead) // while the player is still alive, continue reading keyboard input
	{
		if (! ReadConsoleInput(
				hStdin,      // input buffer handle
				irInBuf,     // buffer to read into
				128,         // size of read buffer
				&cNumRead) ) // number of records read
			ErrorExit("ReadConsoleInput");

		// Dispatch the events to the appropriate handler.
		for (i = 0; i < cNumRead; i++)
		{
			switch(irInBuf[i].EventType)
			{
			case KEY_EVENT: // keyboard input
					KeyEventProc(irInBuf[i].Event.KeyEvent);
					break; 
			}
		}
	}

	//once they die, ask if they want to play again
	cout << "Do you want to play again? (y/n) ";
	cin >> start;

	//if they do want to play again
	if (start == 'y')
	{
		play = true;  // make sure game will go through another iteration
		dead = false; // reset the dead variable so that they don't die after one move
		resetPlayer();
		continue;	  // restart the game
	} else {
		play = false; // make sure the game will not go through another iteration
		cout << "Good-Bye. :'(\n"; // say good-bye
		break;		  // break out of the while loop
	}
} while(play);
return 0;
}

[/hide]

 

I'ma go ahead and assume this is some C language... I'm also going to assume you forgot to copy the first (several?) lines of code :wall:

WHAR BE YOUR LIBRARIES/HEADER FILES/WHATEVER THEY'RE CALLED???

Unless there is some way to get around all that #include <walrus> stuff... If this is the case, you will learn it to me.

[Monk]

He said it was a part of the code. >.>

[Abc1230]

He said it was a part of the code. >.>

What I'm talking about would literally have been the line before what he posted... Other than that, it is a complete program.

[Cynic]

Gary Coleman is dead.

[Abc1230]

Gary Coleman is dead.

As is Michael Jackson...

[SeanyTheSailor]

Every1 keeps saying he's dead I don't even know who Gary Coleman was.

[Abc1230]

Every1 keeps saying he's dead I don't even know who Gary Coleman was.

Who is Gary Coleman?!?!?!?!ragepuncuation?!?!?!?!

 

Gary Coleman is dead.

[SeanyTheSailor]

What i wanan do is when I die pay a bunch of news agencies to say , OMG He's dead! and every1 will be like, did u hear (321ownage) is dead?! and only like 5 people will actually be like, Who the hell is (321ownage). Because I don't think my name will ever be commonly known.

[Abc1230]

Suicide bombing an important political building is an easy way to fame...

[SeanyTheSailor]

True... maybe congress. No kids, no innocents, big symbol. I love America but I hate the people who claim to be it's leaders, I think they stopped caring about what the people wanted a long time ago.

[Abc1230]

What do you mean "claim to be it's leaders"? :/ I'm pretty sure they are...

[SeanyTheSailor]

My definition of a leader is someone who is interested in the success of their group and actively works to secure their goals. IMO congresspeople these days only care about their own re-election. For instance John Murtha, before he died, called his own constituents a bunch of Racist, gun-toting bible thumping rednecks.

 

But alas let us not discuss politics too heavily in a spam topic.

[Abc1230]

For instance John Murtha, before he died, called his own constituents a bunch of Racist, gun-toting bible thumping rednecks.

At least he's not a liar like most politicians...

[SeanyTheSailor]

For instance John Murtha, before he died, called his own constituents a bunch of Racist, gun-toting bible thumping rednecks.

At least he's not a liar like most politicians...

Just a quick joke. No y John Murtha died?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Because he was full of [cabbage]! (He actually died because they nicked his gallbladder or something during surgery so the joke is true)

[Abc1230]

Lulz

[acenator]

[hide=code]

using namespace std;


int main()
{
srand(time(0));
char start;
bool play = true;

do
{
	menuScreen(); // print out the opening menu
	bool menu = true;

	do
	{
		cin >> start; // get player's choice of what to do

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to load a game
		if (start == 'L' || start == 'l')
		{
			char tryagain = 'y'; // in case the file does not exist
			do
			{
				//get the name of the saved character
				string fname;
				cout << "What is the name of the saved character? ";
				cin >> fname;

				//load the game; if it fails ask if they'd like to try again
				if(bin_loadGame(fname))
				{
					menu = false;
					break;
				}
				else
				{
					cout << "Either the file does not exist or could not be opened.\n";
					cout << "Would you like to try to load a different character? (y/n) ";
					cin >> tryagain;
				}
			} while(tryagain == 'y');

			if(tryagain != 'y') // if the load is unsuccessful and they don't want to try again,
			{					// ask them to choose to quit, start a new game or load a game again
				cout << "Enter another choice: ";
			}
		}


		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to start a new game
		else if (start == 'N' || start == 'n')
		{
			createMap(); // generate the map

			//get the name they want to give their character
			cout << "What would you like your name to be? (do not use spaces) ";
			string name;
			cin >> name;
			player.set_name(name);

			//print the instructions/rules of the game
			printRules();
			menu = false;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to leave without doing anything
		else if (start == 'Q' || start == 'q')
		{
			cout << "Good-bye :'(" << endl;
			return 0;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they do not make a valid choice, exit the game
		else
		{
			cout << "That wasn't one of the 3 options... dummy... doesn't even know how to read..." << endl;
			return 0;
		}
	} while(menu);

	RefreshMap(); // print the map for the first time

	//Is used to take input from the keyboard. The code in this section is partially taken from http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic29209.htm and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685035%28VS.85%29.aspx
	HANDLE hStdin; 
    DWORD cNumRead, fdwMode, fdwSaveOldMode, i; 
    INPUT_RECORD irInBuf[128]; 
    int counter=0;

    // Get the standard input handle. 

    hStdin = GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); 
    if (hStdin == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) 
        ErrorExit("GetStdHandle"); 

    // Save the current input mode, to be restored on exit. 

    if (! GetConsoleMode(hStdin, &fdwSaveOldMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("GetConsoleMode"); 

    // Enable the window and mouse input events. 

    fdwMode = ENABLE_WINDOW_INPUT | ENABLE_MOUSE_INPUT; 
    if (! SetConsoleMode(hStdin, fdwMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("SetConsoleMode"); 


	while(!dead) // while the player is still alive, continue reading keyboard input
	{
		if (! ReadConsoleInput(
				hStdin,      // input buffer handle
				irInBuf,     // buffer to read into
				128,         // size of read buffer
				&cNumRead) ) // number of records read
			ErrorExit("ReadConsoleInput");

		// Dispatch the events to the appropriate handler.
		for (i = 0; i < cNumRead; i++)
		{
			switch(irInBuf[i].EventType)
			{
			case KEY_EVENT: // keyboard input
					KeyEventProc(irInBuf[i].Event.KeyEvent);
					break; 
			}
		}
	}

	//once they die, ask if they want to play again
	cout << "Do you want to play again? (y/n) ";
	cin >> start;

	//if they do want to play again
	if (start == 'y')
	{
		play = true;  // make sure game will go through another iteration
		dead = false; // reset the dead variable so that they don't die after one move
		resetPlayer();
		continue;	  // restart the game
	} else {
		play = false; // make sure the game will not go through another iteration
		cout << "Good-Bye. :'(\n"; // say good-bye
		break;		  // break out of the while loop
	}
} while(play);
return 0;
}

[/hide]

 

I'ma go ahead and assume this is some C language... I'm also going to assume you forgot to copy the first (several?) lines of code :wall:

WHAR BE YOUR LIBRARIES/HEADER FILES/WHATEVER THEY'RE CALLED???

Unless there is some way to get around all that #include <walrus> stuff... If this is the case, you will learn it to me.

It's C++ and I don't know why I didn't put that line in. There's only one include, though.... It's a header file specifically for include statements just to make the code a little prettier.

 

If you're curious, here's what's in my includes.h header file:

#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <cmath>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <windows.h>		//used for getting inputs
#include "Classes.h"		// holds all the class definitions
#include "globals.h"		// holds all the global variable declarations
#include "prototypes.h"
#include "startProgram.h"	// menu function and creates the map
//#include "file_io.h"		// handles regular file I/O - not in use any more
#include "bin_file_io.h"	// handles binary file I/O
#include "friendly.h"		// handles friendly character creation and whatnot
#include "fighting.h"		// handles enemy creation and fighting
#include "bosses.h"			// handles boss creation and fighting
#include "movement.h"		// handles movement and refreshing the map

 

It'd be even longer if I followed convention and had two files for each of my 6 classes (one for the definition, one for the definitions of the member functions), but until I start needing an extraordinary number of classes, each with a crapload of member functions, I think I'll pass on that.

[SeanyTheSailor]

Ok lets get off politics.

 

 

 

Idk y but i got the Indiana Jones theme stuck in my head.

[Abc1230]

[hide=code]

using namespace std;


int main()
{
srand(time(0));
char start;
bool play = true;

do
{
	menuScreen(); // print out the opening menu
	bool menu = true;

	do
	{
		cin >> start; // get player's choice of what to do

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to load a game
		if (start == 'L' || start == 'l')
		{
			char tryagain = 'y'; // in case the file does not exist
			do
			{
				//get the name of the saved character
				string fname;
				cout << "What is the name of the saved character? ";
				cin >> fname;

				//load the game; if it fails ask if they'd like to try again
				if(bin_loadGame(fname))
				{
					menu = false;
					break;
				}
				else
				{
					cout << "Either the file does not exist or could not be opened.\n";
					cout << "Would you like to try to load a different character? (y/n) ";
					cin >> tryagain;
				}
			} while(tryagain == 'y');

			if(tryagain != 'y') // if the load is unsuccessful and they don't want to try again,
			{					// ask them to choose to quit, start a new game or load a game again
				cout << "Enter another choice: ";
			}
		}


		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to start a new game
		else if (start == 'N' || start == 'n')
		{
			createMap(); // generate the map

			//get the name they want to give their character
			cout << "What would you like your name to be? (do not use spaces) ";
			string name;
			cin >> name;
			player.set_name(name);

			//print the instructions/rules of the game
			printRules();
			menu = false;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they want to leave without doing anything
		else if (start == 'Q' || start == 'q')
		{
			cout << "Good-bye :'(" << endl;
			return 0;
		}

		///////////////////////////////////// if they do not make a valid choice, exit the game
		else
		{
			cout << "That wasn't one of the 3 options... dummy... doesn't even know how to read..." << endl;
			return 0;
		}
	} while(menu);

	RefreshMap(); // print the map for the first time

	//Is used to take input from the keyboard. The code in this section is partially taken from http://www.dreamincode.net/forums/showtopic29209.htm and http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms685035%28VS.85%29.aspx
	HANDLE hStdin; 
    DWORD cNumRead, fdwMode, fdwSaveOldMode, i; 
    INPUT_RECORD irInBuf[128]; 
    int counter=0;

    // Get the standard input handle. 

    hStdin = GetStdHandle(STD_INPUT_HANDLE); 
    if (hStdin == INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE) 
        ErrorExit("GetStdHandle"); 

    // Save the current input mode, to be restored on exit. 

    if (! GetConsoleMode(hStdin, &fdwSaveOldMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("GetConsoleMode"); 

    // Enable the window and mouse input events. 

    fdwMode = ENABLE_WINDOW_INPUT | ENABLE_MOUSE_INPUT; 
    if (! SetConsoleMode(hStdin, fdwMode) ) 
        ErrorExit("SetConsoleMode"); 


	while(!dead) // while the player is still alive, continue reading keyboard input
	{
		if (! ReadConsoleInput(
				hStdin,      // input buffer handle
				irInBuf,     // buffer to read into
				128,         // size of read buffer
				&cNumRead) ) // number of records read
			ErrorExit("ReadConsoleInput");

		// Dispatch the events to the appropriate handler.
		for (i = 0; i < cNumRead; i++)
		{
			switch(irInBuf[i].EventType)
			{
			case KEY_EVENT: // keyboard input
					KeyEventProc(irInBuf[i].Event.KeyEvent);
					break; 
			}
		}
	}

	//once they die, ask if they want to play again
	cout << "Do you want to play again? (y/n) ";
	cin >> start;

	//if they do want to play again
	if (start == 'y')
	{
		play = true;  // make sure game will go through another iteration
		dead = false; // reset the dead variable so that they don't die after one move
		resetPlayer();
		continue;	  // restart the game
	} else {
		play = false; // make sure the game will not go through another iteration
		cout << "Good-Bye. :'(\n"; // say good-bye
		break;		  // break out of the while loop
	}
} while(play);
return 0;
}

[/hide]

 

I'ma go ahead and assume this is some C language... I'm also going to assume you forgot to copy the first (several?) lines of code :wall:

WHAR BE YOUR LIBRARIES/HEADER FILES/WHATEVER THEY'RE CALLED???

Unless there is some way to get around all that #include <walrus> stuff... If this is the case, you will learn it to me.

It's C++ and I don't know why I didn't put that line in. There's only one include, though.... It's a header file specifically for include statements just to make the code a little prettier.

 

If you're curious, here's what's in my includes.h header file:

#include <fstream>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <cmath>
#include <iomanip>
#include <cstdlib>
#include <ctime>
#include <windows.h>		//used for getting inputs
#include "Classes.h"		// holds all the class definitions
#include "globals.h"		// holds all the global variable declarations
#include "prototypes.h"
#include "startProgram.h"	// menu function and creates the map
//#include "file_io.h"		// handles regular file I/O - not in use any more
#include "bin_file_io.h"	// handles binary file I/O
#include "friendly.h"		// handles friendly character creation and whatnot
#include "fighting.h"		// handles enemy creation and fighting
#include "bosses.h"			// handles boss creation and fighting
#include "movement.h"		// handles movement and refreshing the map

 

It'd be even longer if I followed convention and had two files for each of my 6 classes (one for the definition, one for the definitions of the member functions), but until I start needing an extraordinary number of classes, each with a crapload of member functions, I think I'll pass on that.

Post all of teh sauce code at once? :D

[acenator]

Including what's in those standard C++ libraries? :ohnoes:

[Abc1230]

Including what's in those standard C++ libraries? :ohnoes:

Whatever is necessary for me to play XD I'm still a novice programmer :wall:

[acenator]

I can just upload an executable somewhere if all you want to do is play what I've got so far (it's complete, but it has some... uhh... balancing issues still; let's just say that you die really fast later on in the game and there's basically no way to win). Does anyone no of a good file-hosting site? I've actually never needed one before. lol