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JEU DE CARTES ITALIENNES EN VISUAL C++
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This article present a simple game card, programmed with MFC, for the graphics and the user feedback, and at lower level I used the STL of C++ to manage the classes for the deck, the players, the game. The same low level structure, could be reused for a different future game (Poker? Bridge...is too difficult I guess!) I used a dialog based application in the MFC wizard. Description The italian game card "Sette e mezzo" or "Seven and half" is a tipical Christmas game. You have to bet your "virtual" dollars and then take a card from the deck until you feel that your points are enough and under 7 and half that is the maximum allowed point. Then is the Pc's turn to play and it will take cards until it will arrive over your points or until it will loose, because over 7 and half!
 Source
- The whole code and project is in the zip file!
- Here there is only a description.
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- Classes
- I used 2 classes for the MFC dialog boxes and classes for the lower level C++/STL engine. CDeck for the deck of cards, CGameCard for the 40 cards, CPlayer for the 2 players you and your Pc and GameNapoletano for the whole game.
- Some code
- I used a function to load .jpg and .bmp from files and to render them to the DC: // This function loads a file into an IStream.
- void myUtilities::LoadPictureFile(LPCTSTR szFile, LPPICTURE &gpPic)
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- And this function uses the OLE technology To map cards picture with the key code that identify the card I used the std::map. For each card I built a key code using its value and its family (there are 40 cards, 10 cards and 4 families) typedef std::map<int, LPPICTURE, std::less > PicCardType;
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- So in the OnPaint function of the main dialog box I show all the current cards in the game, using a std::vector, where I pushed the pointer to the picture card: std::vector<LPPICTURE>
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- Before that, every random card, taken from the deck, has to be found in the map already built, by its key code. // take the idCard from the current card
- int idCard = card.GetIdCard();
- // with the idCard we can find the iterator to the picture by the map
- m_itMyCard = m_CardMap.find(idCard);
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- When the 40 cards are all gone, I have to reshuffle the deck, but I have not to use the card still on the table! So I have to use another deck where I copied all the cards used and reshuffle that one...
- Conclusion
- I wrote this code for hobby. Next step will be a poker card game, hopefully reusing the same structure and inheriting from the same classes... Feel free to suggest me your code, and your opinion is always appreciated. Tell me where I have to change, where the code really sucks and what you would do instead.
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- Thank you
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The whole code and project is in the zip file!
Here there is only a description.
Classes
I used 2 classes for the MFC dialog boxes and classes for the lower level C++/STL engine. CDeck for the deck of cards, CGameCard for the 40 cards, CPlayer for the 2 players you and your Pc and GameNapoletano for the whole game.
Some code
I used a function to load .jpg and .bmp from files and to render them to the DC: // This function loads a file into an IStream.
void myUtilities::LoadPictureFile(LPCTSTR szFile, LPPICTURE &gpPic)
And this function uses the OLE technology To map cards picture with the key code that identify the card I used the std::map. For each card I built a key code using its value and its family (there are 40 cards, 10 cards and 4 families) typedef std::map<int, LPPICTURE, std::less > PicCardType;
So in the OnPaint function of the main dialog box I show all the current cards in the game, using a std::vector, where I pushed the pointer to the picture card: std::vector<LPPICTURE>
Before that, every random card, taken from the deck, has to be found in the map already built, by its key code. // take the idCard from the current card
int idCard = card.GetIdCard();
// with the idCard we can find the iterator to the picture by the map
m_itMyCard = m_CardMap.find(idCard);
When the 40 cards are all gone, I have to reshuffle the deck, but I have not to use the card still on the table! So I have to use another deck where I copied all the cards used and reshuffle that one...
Conclusion
I wrote this code for hobby. Next step will be a poker card game, hopefully reusing the same structure and inheriting from the same classes... Feel free to suggest me your code, and your opinion is always appreciated. Tell me where I have to change, where the code really sucks and what you would do instead.
Thank you
Conclusion
Mauro (Maurus) Mindoli
email:
mindolimauro@rocketmail.com
Hobbyes: Soccer, Chess, Programming, Progressive Rock, Video Games
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