questions.c File Reference

CARDGAME's step windows, the yes/no question and the card info. More...

#include "cardgame/card_battle.h"

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Functions
s16	CARDGAME_getStepWindowPos (s32 a, s32 b, s32 c)
	A position of CARDGAME_stepWindowPositions.
s32	CARDGAME_openStepWindows (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen, s32 layout, s32 text, s32 time, s32 step)
	Opens the windows of the step CARDGAME_windowSteps[step] once its time is past; the next step.
void	CARDGAME_startQuestion (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen, s32 value)
	Opens the panels and asks message value; the European and Japanese versions start on the second choice when none of the player's hand can be played.
static void	readYesNoInput (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen)
	The yes/no window's buttons: cross answers, triangle answers the second choice, up and down change the choice, L1 or R1 moves the window and circle opens the battle menu.
static void	hideForMenu (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen)
	Closes the panels and opens the battle menu once they are closed.
static void	showAfterMenu (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen)
	Back from the battle menu: reopens the yes/no window once the panels are open again.
s32	CARDGAME_stepYesNo (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen)
	Runs the yes/no window that CARDGAME_startQuestion sets up: 1 for the first choice, 2 for the second, 0 until then.
void	CARDGAME_clearCardInfo (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen)
	Empties the card information windows 1-4.
void	CARDGAME_showCardInfo (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen, s32 offset)
	Fills the information windows with the card of sprite offset + effectStep.cursor (the highlighted one): its colour, name, picture or values, and kind.
void	CARDGAME_showTableCardInfo (CardBattle *battle, CardScreen *screen, s32 kind)
	CARDGAME_showCardInfo for the highlighted card of a row (kind 0, 1 or 2, as CARDGAME_moveTableHighlight)

Detailed Description

CARDGAME's step windows, the yes/no question and the card info.

Definition in file questions.c.

Function Documentation

CARDGAME_getStepWindowPos()

s16 CARDGAME_getStepWindowPos	(	s32	a,
		s32	b,
		s32	c
	)

A position of CARDGAME_stepWindowPositions.

Definition at line 6 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_openStepWindows().

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CARDGAME_openStepWindows()

s32 CARDGAME_openStepWindows	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen,
		s32	layout,
		s32	text,
		s32	time,
		s32	step
	)

Opens the windows of the step CARDGAME_windowSteps[step] once its time is past; the next step.

Definition at line 15 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_chooseCard(), CARDGAME_pickTableCard(), CARDGAME_stepChooseCards(), CARDGAME_stepPlayCard(), and CARDGAME_viewTable().

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CARDGAME_startQuestion()

void CARDGAME_startQuestion	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen,
		s32	value
	)

Opens the panels and asks message value; the European and Japanese versions start on the second choice when none of the player's hand can be played.

Definition at line 44 of file questions.c.

Referenced by startEffectStep().

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readYesNoInput()

static void readYesNoInput ( CardBattle *  battle, CardScreen *  screen  )

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The yes/no window's buttons: cross answers, triangle answers the second choice, up and down change the choice, L1 or R1 moves the window and circle opens the battle menu.

< SYSTEM02: a cursor moves

Definition at line 86 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_stepYesNo().

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hideForMenu()

static void hideForMenu ( CardBattle *  battle, CardScreen *  screen  )

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Closes the panels and opens the battle menu once they are closed.

Definition at line 114 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_stepYesNo().

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showAfterMenu()

static void showAfterMenu ( CardBattle *  battle, CardScreen *  screen  )

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Back from the battle menu: reopens the yes/no window once the panels are open again.

Definition at line 134 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_stepYesNo().

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CARDGAME_stepYesNo()

s32 CARDGAME_stepYesNo	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen
	)

Runs the yes/no window that CARDGAME_startQuestion sets up: 1 for the first choice, 2 for the second, 0 until then.

Definition at line 155 of file questions.c.

Referenced by answerYesNo().

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CARDGAME_clearCardInfo()

void CARDGAME_clearCardInfo	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen
	)

Empties the card information windows 1-4.

Definition at line 236 of file questions.c.

Referenced by CARDGAME_setupCardChoice(), CARDGAME_showCardInfo(), CARDGAME_startHandPick(), CARDGAME_startPick(), setUpPickState(), setUpViewState(), and startTableRow().

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CARDGAME_showCardInfo()

void CARDGAME_showCardInfo	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen,
		s32	offset
	)

Fills the information windows with the card of sprite offset + effectStep.cursor (the highlighted one): its colour, name, picture or values, and kind.

Definition at line 246 of file questions.c.

Referenced by backToChoosing(), CARDGAME_chooseCard(), CARDGAME_pickTableCard(), CARDGAME_showTableCardInfo(), CARDGAME_stepChooseCards(), and CARDGAME_viewTable().

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CARDGAME_showTableCardInfo()

void CARDGAME_showTableCardInfo	(	CardBattle *	battle,
		CardScreen *	screen,
		s32	kind
	)

CARDGAME_showCardInfo for the highlighted card of a row (kind 0, 1 or 2, as CARDGAME_moveTableHighlight)

Definition at line 308 of file questions.c.

Referenced by browseOpponentRow(), browseOwnRow(), browsePlayedRow(), pickInOpponentRow(), and pickInOwnRow().

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