gizmoball.testing
Class BreakoutWorldState

java.lang.Object
  gizmoball.testing.BreakoutWorldState

All Implemented Interfaces:

WorldState

public class BreakoutWorldState
extends java.lang.Object
implements WorldState

Constructor Summary

BreakoutWorldState()

Method Summary

void	addGameObject(GameObject g) Adds a GameObject to the current set of objects in the world, and adds it to balls or gizmos, as appropriate
java.util.List<GameObject>	getAllGameObjects() Returns the set of all game objects in the world at the moment.
java.util.List<Ball>	getBalls() Returns the set of all balls that are in the world.
java.util.List<Gizmo>	getGizmos() Returns the set of all gizmos in the world.
java.util.List<Trigger>	getTriggers(GameObject g) Returns the set of all triggers that are activated when a certain GameObject is triggered.
void	removeGameObject(GameObject g) Removes a GameObject from the current set of objects in the world, also removing it from balls or gizmos, as appropriate
void	update(GameObject oldObject, GameObject newObject) Replaces the old object with the new object.

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

BreakoutWorldState

public BreakoutWorldState()

Method Detail

addGameObject

public void addGameObject(GameObject g)

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Adds a GameObject to the current set of objects in the world, and adds it to balls or gizmos, as appropriate

Specified by:

addGameObject in interface WorldState

getAllGameObjects

public java.util.List<GameObject> getAllGameObjects()

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Returns the set of all game objects in the world at the moment. This list will be immutable.

Specified by:

getAllGameObjects in interface WorldState

Returns:

all game objects (including balls and gizmos). If there are no objects, returns the empty list.

getBalls

public java.util.List<Ball> getBalls()

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Returns the set of all balls that are in the world. This list will be immutable.

Specified by:

getBalls in interface WorldState

Returns:

all balls in the world. If there are no balls, returns the empty list.

getGizmos

public java.util.List<Gizmo> getGizmos()

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Returns the set of all gizmos in the world. This list will be immutable.

Specified by:

getGizmos in interface WorldState

Returns:

all gizmos in the world. If there are no gizmos, returns the empty list.

getTriggers

public java.util.List<Trigger> getTriggers(GameObject g)

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Returns the set of all triggers that are activated when a certain GameObject is triggered. This list will be immutable.

Specified by:

getTriggers in interface WorldState

Returns:

the triggers corresponding to a GameObject. If there are no triggers, returns an empty list.

removeGameObject

public void removeGameObject(GameObject g)

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Removes a GameObject from the current set of objects in the world, also removing it from balls or gizmos, as appropriate

Specified by:

removeGameObject in interface WorldState

update

public void update(GameObject oldObject,
                   GameObject newObject)

Description copied from interface: WorldState

Replaces the old object with the new object. If you get the old object, make a copy, make some changes, and want to put those changes back into the WorldState, this is how you do it. One important thing, is: pre(getTriggers(oldObject)) = post(getTriggers(newObject))

Specified by:

update in interface WorldState