Interface.cpp File Reference

#include "Interface.h"

Include dependency graph for Interface.cpp:

Functions
void	displayCommands ()
	Prints the available commands. More...
void	receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands ()
	Receives and executes a general command. More...
void	executeParametersCommands (char command)
	Executes a command specific to the parameters page. More...
void	executeObjectsCommands (char command)
	Executes a command specific to the objects page. More...
void	printAll ()
	Prints the whole page. More...
void	initInterface ()
	Starts the infinite loop of the interface. More...

Function Documentation

displayCommands()

void displayCommands

(

)

Prints the available commands.

The available commands change depending on the active page.

See also

printAll(), receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands(), executeParametersCommands(), executeObjectsCommands()

executeObjectsCommands()

void executeObjectsCommands

(

char

command

)

Executes a command specific to the objects page.

See also

receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands(), executeParametersCommands(), displayCommands()

executeParametersCommands()

void executeParametersCommands

(

char

command

)

Executes a command specific to the parameters page.

See also

receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands(), executeObjectsCommands(), displayCommands()

initInterface()

void initInterface

(

)

Starts the infinite loop of the interface.

Fills the scene with a default one. Then, it calls printAll() and receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands() indefinitely.

See also

Scene::defaultScene(), printAll(), receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands()

printAll()

void printAll

(

)

Prints the whole page.

Clears the page, prints the header, information and the available commands.

See also

clearScreenPrintHeader(), Scene::displayParametersPage(), Scene::displayObjectsPage(), displayCommands(), initInterface()

receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands()

void receiveAndExecuteGeneralCommands

(

)

Receives and executes a general command.

Asks a command to the user. If it is general to both main pages (exit, for example), executes it. Else, it calls executeParametersCommands() or executeObjectsCommands().

See also

executeObjectsCommands(), executeObjectsCommands(), displayCommands(), initInterface()