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Georges Dupéron 2013-10-15 21:58:38 +02:00
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@ -14,39 +14,11 @@ function loadSprites(fileNames, callback) {
$.when.apply($, loaders).done(function() { callback(sprites); }); $.when.apply($, loaders).done(function() { callback(sprites); });
} }
// $(function() { // TODO :
// var canvas = document.getElementById('canvas'); // Type system
// var c = canvas.getContext('2d'); // Grid cells with {floor: new Floor(), actor: new Actor()}
// c.fillStyle = 'black'; // where Floor has 4 "push" input/output directions, 4 input directions and 4 output directions.
// c.fillRect(0,0,16,16); // Grid pattern matching? (using the i/o paths that the floor tiles construct)?
// loadSprites({
// f: "img/floor.png",
// g: "img/grass.png",
// h: "img/hole.png",
// s: "img/sand.png",
// w: "img/wall.png",
// }, function(sprites) {
// x = 0;
// y = 0;
// $.each(sprites, function(name, sprite) {
// c.drawImage(sprite,x,y);
// x += 16;
// });
// //
// });
// });
// Concepts:
// Actor ?
// Object(s) in grid cell (= grid cell "state")
// Sprite (grid cell + neighborhood are used to choose a cell, for example draw a "border" when the sprite's neighbor's state is different).
// Concepts2:
// Grid (2d-array of stuff), later: grid+paths/zones along which objects can move. Paths are drawn between the centers of two grid cells.
// Tile (image)
// Rule (includes a pattern, and a substitute(?))
function Position(x, y) { function Position(x, y) {
this.x = x; this.x = x;
@ -263,4 +235,14 @@ $(function() {
game.redraw(); game.redraw();
}); });
}); });
}); });
// Concepts:
// Actor ?
// Object(s) in grid cell (= grid cell "state")
// Sprite (grid cell + neighborhood are used to choose a cell, for example draw a "border" when the sprite's neighbor's state is different).
// Concepts2:
// Grid (2d-array of stuff), later: grid+paths/zones along which objects can move. Paths are drawn between the centers of two grid cells.
// Tile (image)
// Rule (includes a pattern, and a substitute(?))