Finish 1.09

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.09/CHANGELOG

@@ -65,4 +65,11 @@
 4/8:	Add item factory, implement item class and rendering
 4/9:	Actually add item generation to the game
 	Fix memory leaks
+4/10:	Begin implementing new commands for items
+4/11:	Continue implementing new commands for items
+4/12:	Finish implementing items, begin implementing combat
+4/15:	Finish updated combat implementation
+	Implement game end when boss is killed
+	Implement monsters pushing each other out of the way
+	Fix bug where PC loses inventory when going up or down stairs
 

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.09/README

 Rogue-Like Game COMS 327
-	Generates or loads a dungeon map and optionally saves it to a file.
-	Generates random monsters in the dungeon, and runs based on player
-	input until the game is over.
+	More or less final version of the game. Functional gameplay with
+	items and monsters implemented.
 
 Compile: `make`
 Run: `./rlg327`
 For all options, run: `./rlg327 -h`
 
-For this assignment I implemented monster and object generation based on the
-descriptions we parsed in the last assignment. I used Dr. Sheaffer's code,
-only for description parsing. I did not implement any of the optional new
-monster abilities yet, and I did not implement object pickup because I could
-not find anything about how that should work in the assignment.
+In this assignment, monsters and items become functional in a basic way.
+Combat is updated, and the game does not end until the boss (Spongebob) is
+defeated or the player character dies.
 
-I implemented color using ncurses and I got color flickering NPCs using
-the ncurses timeout() function. I implemented stacks of objects by creating
-a vector for each position in the map, so the depth of a stack of items
-has no hard limit.
+I implemented selective pickup. When standing over an object, select ',' to
+choose from the objects at that location to pick up.
+
+The teleport command is switched to 'g' to make way for 't' to be take off.
+
+The status area at the bottom of the screen now shows the player hitpoints
+and speed.
+
+The player character retains its inventory and attributes when going up
+or down stairs by saving a pointer to the instance and inserting it into
+the new level. Items are not lost by transitioning to a new level.

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.09/character.cpp

@@ -77,6 +77,10 @@ std::string item::get_name() {
   return desc->get_name() + " - Speed:" + std::to_string(speed) + " Damage:" + damage->to_string();
 }
 
+void item::pick_up() {
+  if (desc->get_artifact()) desc->invalidate();
+}
+
 monster::monster(uint8_t x, uint8_t y, monster_description *desc, int speed, uint32_t abilities, int hitpoints, dice *damage, char symbol) : character(speed, symbol, hitpoints) {
   this->desc = desc;
   desc->instances++;

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.09/character.h

@@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ class item {
   int get_color();
   char get_symbol();
   std::string get_name();
+  void pick_up();
 };
 
 class character {