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... the program we will develop:
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Chapter 17
Timing, Animation and Sprites
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Figure 16. 17: The dialog box you are to design for the File Save and File Open exercise. ... and therefore are not as dependent upon the Win32 messaging
system and 2) this will prepare you for how the message loop will be written in other Game Institute
courses, and other...
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... functions.
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17. 6 SUMMARY 254
17. 7 EXERCISES 255
17. 7.1 Colors 255
17. 7.2 Draw Order 255
17. 7.3 Masking 255
17. 7.4 Make Your Own Sprite 256
17. 7.5 Bouncing Ball 256
17. 7.6 Modify the ...
13.2.2 Traversing 71
13.2.3 Insertion 72
13.2.4 Deletion 73
13.3 STACKS 74
13.3.1 Theory 74
13.3.2 Stack Operations 76
13.4 QUEUES 78
13.4.1 Theory 78
13.4.2...
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... handle to such a
device context.
17. 3 Tank Animation Sample
Figure 17. 2 shows a screenshot of the Tank animation sample we will write in this section.
Figure 17. 2: A screenshot of the Tank ... Tank sample.
The tank is drawn using a rectangle for the tank base, an ellipse for the gun base, and a thick line (i.e.,
pen width > 1) for the gun. You can move the tank up and d...
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collision in terms of the initial velocity and impulse. Observe that formula (10) gives us the form from
which formulas...
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... Player::getArmor()
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takeDamage:
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The exercises for this chapter are suggestions for modifications to the role-playing game discussed in
Sections 5.3 ... called a structure. In C++, a structure is
exactly the same as a class except that it is public by default, whereas a class is private by
default.
4. One of the goals of C++ is to separa...
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Program 13 .7 Output
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Program 13.3: String reverse using a stack.
#include ... inserted as before, this would output:
Vanessa is 18 years old.
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Program 13.1 Output
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13.2.4 Deletion
There are three method...
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... Event Driven Programming Model
14.2.1 Theory
One of the key differences between the console programming we have been doing since Module I and
Windows programming is the
event driven programming ... one is received it is forwarded to the window it was intended for (a single
Windows application can consists of multiple windows itself—a main window and child windows, for
exam...
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... describe a single color element). 24 bits per pixel is common for colored
bitmaps; that is, 8-bits for red, 8-bits for green, and 8-bits for blue.
bmBits: A pointer to the actual bitmap elements; ... parameters for both functions are the x- and y-coordinates of a point,
which is relative to the client area rectangle. For
MoveToEx, that point is the starting point of the line...
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... OK button IDOK
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Chapter 16
Introduction to
Dialogs and Controls
164
long, but simple. For example, the part of the code that checks for which primitive type ... particular, we need to
intercept messages aimed for the dialog box from the message loop and forward them to the dialog box
procedure. This is done for us with modal dialog boxes. To do...