/*
updateText - updates the text. Note that the text must already have been added
to the text manager via the initText method. Also not that there should be a
separate TextGenerator for each line of text we wish to render.
*/
void DummyTextGenerator::updateText(Game *game)
{
// THE TEXT MANAGER (GameText) HAS A POINTER TO OUR TEXT, SO WE CAN
// SIMPLY CLEAR IT OUT OF OLD CHARACTER DATA AND FILL IT IN WITH
// WHAT WE WANT.
textToGenerate.clear();
appendTargetFPS(game);
}
/*
initText - Provides an example of how to render text to our screen every frame,
allowing for the text to continually change. This method adds a text object
to the text manager (GameText), which allows it to be updated each frame. This
method should be called only once for each object.
*/
void GroupGameTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
// FIRST UPDATE THE TEXT THIS GENERATOR IS USING
appendTargetFPS(game);
// AND THEN HAND IT TO THE TEXT MANAGER, SPECIFYING WHERE IT SHOULD BE RENDERED
GameText *text = game->getText();
//text->addText(&textToGenerate, GG_TARGET_FPS_X, GG_TARGET_FPS_Y, 300,1000);//game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
/*
initText - Provides an example of how to render text to our screen every frame,
allowing for the text to continually change. This method adds a text object
to the text manager (GameText), which allows it to be updated each frame. This
method should be called only once for each object.
*/
void DummyTextGenerator::initText(Game *game)
{
// FIRST UPDATE THE TEXT THIS GENERATOR IS USING
appendTargetFPS(game);
// AND THEN HAND IT TO THE TEXT MANAGER, SPECIFYING WHERE IT SHOULD BE RENDERED
GameText *text = game->getText();
text->addText(&textToGenerate, 350, 50, game->getGraphics()->getScreenWidth(), game->getGraphics()->getScreenHeight());
}
/*
updateText - updates the text. Note that the text must already have been added
to the text manager via the initText method. Also not that there should be a
separate TextGenerator for each line of text we wish to render.
*/
void WalkaboutTextGenerator::updateText(Game *game)
{
// THE TEXT MANAGER (GameText) HAS A POINTER TO OUR TEXT, SO WE CAN
// SIMPLY CLEAR IT OUT OF OLD CHARACTER DATA AND FILL IT IN WITH
// WHAT WE WANT.
textToGenerate.clear();
appendTargetFPS(game);
if(game->getGSM()->isGameInProgress()){
wstringstream wss;
wss << L"Player HealtH: ";
wss << game->getGSM()->getSpriteManager()->getPlayer()->getHitPoints();
//textToGenerate.append(wss.str());
}
}
