h4570
60 lines
1.5 KiB
C++
60 lines
1.5 KiB
C++
/*
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# _____ ____ ___
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#-----------------------------------------------------------------------
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# Copyright 2022, tyra - https://github.com/h4570/tyra
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# Licensed under Apache License 2.0
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# Sandro Sobczyński <sandro.sobczynski@gmail.com>
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*/
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#include <tyra>
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#include "tutorial_01.hpp"
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namespace Tyra {
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/** Lets save pointer to engine class */
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Tutorial01::Tutorial01(Engine* t_engine) : engine(t_engine) {}
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Tutorial01::~Tutorial01() {}
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void Tutorial01::init() {
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/**
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* There are 5 debug functions in Tyra engine.
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*
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* TYRA_LOG() -> Prints log message
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*
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* TYRA_WARN() -> Prints warning message
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*
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* TYRA_ERROR() -> Prints error message
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*
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* TYRA_ASSERT() -> Checks if condition is true, otherwise prints error
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* message
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*
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* TYRA_BREAKPOINT() -> Freeze program in current place
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*
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* Every function has infinite number of various-typed arguments.
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*/
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short positiveNumber = 1; // Change it to -1 and see what happen!
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TYRA_LOG("Hello world!");
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TYRA_WARN("Something weird happened! ",
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"Number should be positive, but is: ", -1);
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TYRA_ERROR("Something really bad happened!");
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/** First argument is our check argument */
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TYRA_ASSERT(positiveNumber > 0, "Number should be positive!",
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"Please check the code!", "Current value:", (int)positiveNumber);
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}
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void Tutorial01::loop() {
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/** Uncomment following line, to check the game loop! */
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// TYRA_LOG("Loop!");
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}
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} // namespace Tyra
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