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Defines do not follow scope rules, but enums do. Enum classes even utilize strong type checking (but i am not sure about compiler support for c++11 on all target platforms).
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1.0 KiB
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47 lines
1.0 KiB
C++
#include "PrecompiledHeader.h"
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#include "ActionElement.h"
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#include "MTGCardInstance.h"
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#include "Targetable.h"
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#include "TargetChooser.h"
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ActionElement::ActionElement(int id) :
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JGuiObject(id)
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{
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activity = Inactive;
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modal = 0;
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waitingForAnswer = 0;
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currentPhase = MTG_PHASE_INVALID;
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newPhase = MTG_PHASE_INVALID;
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tc = NULL;
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}
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ActionElement::ActionElement(const ActionElement& a): JGuiObject(a)
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{
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activity = a.activity;
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tc = a.tc ? a.tc->clone() : NULL;
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currentPhase = a.currentPhase;
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newPhase = a.newPhase;
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modal = a.modal;
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waitingForAnswer = a.waitingForAnswer;
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}
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ActionElement::~ActionElement()
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{
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SAFE_DELETE(tc);
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}
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int ActionElement::isReactingToTargetClick(Targetable * object)
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{
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if (MTGCardInstance * cObject = dynamic_cast<MTGCardInstance *>(object))
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return isReactingToClick(cObject);
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return 0;
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}
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int ActionElement::reactToTargetClick(Targetable * object)
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{
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if (MTGCardInstance * cObject = dynamic_cast<MTGCardInstance *>(object))
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return reactToClick(cObject);
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return 0;
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}
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