static void Main(string[] args) {
var board = new Board(50); //look at the collectable's start position
var player = new Player(board._Size);
//i have a strong feeling that i went too deep and overcomplicated this severly,
//or at least in my mind i did and i psyched myself out.
//or i justwas not finding the right thing about lists... it's possible
//but i was looking all day trying to figure it out.
var rnd = new Random();
List<Collectable> collectablesList = new List<Collectable>() {
new Collectable(board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(20, 20, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(1, 1, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(3, 3, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(6, 42, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(8, 8, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(10, 17, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(25, 37, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(9, 28, board._Size, rnd),
new Collectable(3, 19, board._Size, rnd)
};
var input = "";
while (input != "q") {
if (input == "h") {
player.MoveLeft();
}
if (input == "j") {
player.MoveDown();
}
if (input == "k") {
player.MoveUp();
}
if (input == "l") {
player.MoveRight();
}
//Im still looking at how to properly access the list by an calling it...
//this is where i was thinking that i really overcomplicated it because
//it should not be this difficult to call a list with variables in it
//and it shouldn't be this difficult to find something online about it.
//i don't know how to call this properly - I want to call the name of the list
//and have vars in the list follow, but I had such a hard time trying to find
//accessors.
//my thot process was to associate each variable in the collectablesList list with the same
//properties... apparently it didn't work.
foreach (Collectable c in collectablesList) {
c.Move();
c.UpdateWithPlayer(player);
}
board.Draw(player, collectablesList);
input = Console.ReadLine();
Console.SetCursorPosition(0, Console.CursorTop - 1);
} // while loop for game "tick"
} // main function