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• Txtflo: 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, flo wing. 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 ...
• Txtfl: The central tXtFL class. Starts, perpetuates, and closes the game. The game start calls the teams, sets up the number of players, and hands over control to the game model. The game model solicits user play choices, generates computer moves, and creates the random component of each play's results. After perpetuating plays until the clock runs out, the game model transfers control to the end game, which displays and writes game, season, and team statistics.
• Player: The football players. Each player includes his default position, what string he plays for that position, and ability values for passing, blocking, and the like. All players have the same set of values to allow interchangeability; for example, a kicker could be assigned to be a wide receiver, and a defensive end could be assigned to perform the kickoff. These values should normally fall within 0-100, inclusive, though higher or lower values are permitted.
• DrivePlay: A record of the statistics for a given play during the given drive. The record contains values such as the time, team scores, play call, and yardage. Coaches can refer back to these records to keep a tally on team performance and to track individual players' statistics.
• PrimaryPlayStat: Record of the play statistics common to and necessary for almost all plays. Adds the ball deliverer and delivery distance to the PlayStat
• Team: The football teams. Using data from a team file, the class constructs and manages team players, statistics during a game, and play.
• Play: Football plays, whether offensive or defensive, passing, rushing, kickoff, or the like.
• LibTxtfl: Repository of general functions useful across tXtFL source code.
• EndsWithFileFilter: Filters filenames to select only files with particular endings.
• InputRetriever: Solicits user command-line input on an independent thread.
• PlayStat: Record of all the major play statistics.

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