level.h File Reference

#include <stdbool.h>
#include "mob.h"
#include "item.h"
#include "list.h"

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Data Structures
struct	Cell
struct	Level

Macros
#define	LEVELWIDTH   80
#define	LEVELHEIGHT   20

Typedefs
typedef struct Cell	Cell
typedef struct Level	Level

Functions
void	build_level (Level *level)
void	run_turn (Level *level)
void	display_level (Level *level)

Macro Definition Documentation

#define LEVELHEIGHT   20

The height of a level in characters.

#define LEVELWIDTH   80

The width of a level in characters.

Typedef Documentation

typedef struct Cell Cell

A cell is an individual space in a level, they have a base symbol, may be solid, may contain at most one occupant mob, and a list of items.

typedef struct Level Level

A level is the current part of the game which is active, it gets rendered to the screen, has a bunch of mobs, and a single player. Levels form a doubly-linked list.

Function Documentation

void build_level

(

Level *

level

)

Initialises a level.

Parameters

level

Level to initialise.

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void display_level

(

Level *

level

)

Render the level to the screen. The symbol for a level is picked according to the following priorities: occupant > top item > base.

Parameters

level

Grid to display.

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void run_turn

(

Level *

level

)

A "turn" consists of all of the mobs acting once, possibly followed by some constant effect on the mob. As the player is a turn, this is (indirectly) where blocking for input happens.

Parameters

level

The level grid to run the turn on.

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