Update documentation before turning in project

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.07/CHANGELOG

@@ -51,4 +51,8 @@
 3/25:	Finish converting structs to classes
 	Make a lot of appropriate functions class members instead
 	Add Teleportation
-3?27:	Minor refactors, make better use of OOP
+3/27:	Minor refactors, make better use of OOP
+3/30:	Create Monster Description class, parse simple fields
+4/2:	Parse the rest of the fields
+	Add error handling for duplicate fields, missing fields
+	Fix memory leaks and reference errors

feddersen_jacob.assignment-1.07/README

@@ -4,14 +4,14 @@ Rogue-Like Game COMS 327
 	input until the game is over.
 
 Compile: `make`
-Run: `./rlg327 [OPTIONS]`
-Run `./rlg327 -h` for a full list and description of options.
+Run: `./rlg327`
 
-The game plays as before. New functionality: Fog of War (toggleable using 'f')
-Teleportation (using 't'). While in teleport mode, fog of war is lifted.
+For this assignment, the program just reads the monster description file
+(~/.rlg327/monster_desc.txt), parses it, outputs the parsed contents
+to the terminal, and exits. Keywords such as colors and abilities are
+just parsed as a vector of strings, for now, since I'm not sure exactly
+how I plan to use them in future assignments. I implemented the file parsing
+function as a static member of the monster description class, so it can
+directly manipulate the fields of the monsters it parses.
 
-In converting the game to C++, I moved a lot of functions to become class
-methods. This is particularly the case with dungeon. I also used inheritance
-for character > (player_character and monster) classes. I did not convert the
-heap that was provided to us by Dr. Sheaffer to a class because we were told
-that we did not need to try to modify the code.
+I did not implement the optional object parsing component of this assignment.