public BurstABubble()
{
m_thingsInFlight = new Projectile[MAX_THINGS_IN_FLIGHT];
m_mnuMain = new MenuCUI(this); // Create a MenuCUI object and pass in a reference to this BurstABubble object
// This will allow the MenuCUI to call methods here in order to create rocks, fireworks, etc, etc.
// CUI == Console User Interface. It means the "console", where we use Console.WriteLine to print messages
// to the user and get input when the user types
// The alternative is a "GUI", or "Graphical User Interface", which has windows, menus, and lets the user
// use a mouse. GUIs are nice, but much, much more complicated to program so we're skipping that :)
boundaries = new PlayingSpace(0, 100, 0, 100);
m_bubbles = new Bubble[4];
}
override public void GetUserInitInfo()
{
m_xSpeed = MenuCUI.GetValidUserInput("Initial X speed? (1-10)", 1, 11);
m_ySpeed = MenuCUI.GetValidUserInput("Initial Y speed? (1-10)", 1, 11);
m_Detonate = MenuCUI.GetValidUserInput("Rounds Until Detonation (1-6)", 1, 7) + 1;
}
override public void GetUserInitInfo()
{
m_xSpeed = MenuCUI.GetValidUserInput("Initial X speed? (1-10)", 1, 11);
m_ySpeed = MenuCUI.GetValidUserInput("Initial Y speed? (1-10)", 1, 11);
}
