it is (seated or free-for-all) or if it's not a party game after all
(which the old interface supported and we may need in the future).
- Cleaned up the setting of table occupants to make the extension in yohoho
cleaner.
- tables are now party-game aware and will do the right thing with
the occupants list.
- simplified Table.equals() and added a corresponding hashCode(), because
two objects that are equals() must give the same hashCode.
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gameDidStart(), etc. and with the new GameManager.stateDidChange().
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as their authentication name (which we leave in BodyObject.username). This
turns out to be simpler than the system we adopted for Yohoho wherein we
replace the player's user object after they select a character, but converting
to this sort of system is way more work than would be worth it.
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The configurator will use that as its prototype, and attempt to configure
the UI elements to display the values in that config.
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Set it if a table game is created as being private.
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leaving player was the last human player in the room, bodyLeft() will result in
a call to placeBecameEmpty() which will shut the game manager down before it
has a chance to end the game cleanly as a result of said player leaving.
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in a turn-based game where the turn holder is replaced and update the
turnHolder field in a way that doesn't cause the client to think that the
turn changed.
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- If a player leaves, handle the ending of their game in GameManager.
- don't start the turn first turn in turn-based games on a missing player
- Let derived classes get playerGameDidEnd() even if the game doesn't
have statuses.
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with -1 (I saw it happen entering a sword game as a watcher).
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that we're using a grid bag layout and they should use addControl().
Toybox is updated, and if there's anything else out there it's going
to need to be updated anyway, because it likely extends GameConfigurator
directly which is no longer a component.
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a method in Table to return the compressed team indices, added
a new TeamGameManager which can be implemented to have the final
team info communicated to the game manager.
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been created. A party game starts itself without direct user intervention.
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- GameConfigurators are no longer JPanels, but rather abstract classes
that show UI in their own way. There is a SwingGameConfigurator that
has a panel.
- TableConfigurator is no longer an interface, but is now more closely
like the GameConfigurator.
- Repackaged some things that were in the wrong place.
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associated options depending on the context of the puzzle, for example
the wager, or tournament options. Kept the default layout as a vgroup
for backwards compatability (although I think the only thing that needs
that is the ToyBoxConfigurator, and I've been wanting to make that bad
boy line up nicely for a while now, so this backwards compatible stuff
will only be needed for a short while).
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Subclasses can now easily add their own descriptions on to the beginning
or end of their superclass's descriptions without having to do the
hokey pokey.
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that initBoard didn't generate some exceptions now that the player
status initialization occurs after board summary initialization. This
occurs in sword fighting and old drinking, for the record.)
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each card play. More could be done, I just added this quickly.
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Removed "puzzle fonts" from the narya library (lived in PuzzleBoardView).
Left convenience methods in PuzzleBoardView for creation ScoreAnimations,
as we like convenience.
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table configuration parameters that are unneeded once the actual game starts,
and requiring each GameConfigurator to duplicate the functionality
of standard table setup, I separated TableConfig from GameConfig.
If a game wants to be usable in a table matchmaking service, it
implements TableableGameConfig, and returns the TableConfigurator to use.
There is a default TableConfigurator implementation that just does
everything needed. TableConfigurator returns a happily customized
TableConfig, which is sent to the server with the GameConfig in order to
create the Table.
More refactoring needs to happen to get the Party stuff in line, but
right now that's all a mess since we're still supporting the old-style
party interface for the old drinking puzzle in yohoho.
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Ray Greenwell