java.lang.Object
com.textflex.txtfl.Txtflo
- public class Txtflo
- extends java.lang.Object
The tXtFL simulator is the talk of the crowd. Or, if not, tXtFL
is at least doing a lot of the talking. As a text-based football
simulator, the tXtFL code needs to implement a lot of talking
to communicate with the user. Some talk is generic, robotic, such as
the statistical displays, but most of the rest needs to be fluid,
dynamic, flowing. Txtflo tried to let the talk
flow like a river, melliflous as a sportscaster. Of course,
the talk can get technical, too, but never boring. The game
itself hopefully ensures that.
Txtflo mostly consists of static methods to access
from anywhere within tXtFL classes. Just supply the necessary
team names, scores, or the like, and Txtflo should
do the rest. Then the coder can rest.
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Constructor Summary |
Txtflo()
Contructs an empty object. |
| Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object |
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
ordinalDowns
private static java.text.MessageFormat ordinalDowns
ordinalQuarters
private static java.text.MessageFormat ordinalQuarters
numFormat
private static java.text.NumberFormat numFormat
Txtflo
public Txtflo()
- Contructs an empty object.
convertDown
public static java.lang.String convertDown(int down)
- Converts a down number into a ordinal format.
convertQuarter
public static java.lang.String convertQuarter(int quarter)
- Converts a quarter number into a ordinal format.
convertTime
public static java.lang.String convertTime(int seconds)
- Converts the time from seconds to
min:sec
format.
convertScores
public static java.lang.String convertScores(int score1,
int score2,
java.lang.String team1,
java.lang.String team2)
relativeYardline
public static java.lang.String relativeYardline(int ydline,
java.lang.String offense,
java.lang.String defense)
- Converts the given yardline relative to the offense's goal
into a string showing the yardline relative to which half of
the field the offense is on.
For example, the 56 yardline is translated into the "Defense's 44".
The 50 yardline is simply called "The 50".
answerChoices
public static java.lang.String answerChoices(java.lang.String[] answers,
boolean ignoreDefault)
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