Diff: Bat/Bat.h

Revision:

28:d0b0a64a832d

Parent:

26:6427f09cf8d3

Child:

29:f7a2d2a755ec

diff -r 36943141d6bc -r d0b0a64a832d Bat/Bat.h
--- a/Bat/Bat.h	Wed May 01 23:01:44 2019 +0000
+++ b/Bat/Bat.h	Tue May 07 17:50:58 2019 +0000
@@ -17,23 +17,57 @@
 public:
     Bat();
     ~Bat();
+     /** 
+    * @brief Initlialises the Bat class
+    * @details Sets the Bat's position and sets the batting variables to 0
+    */
     void init(int x,int y);
+    /** 
+    * @brief Prints the bat to the LCD at the inititialised co-ordinates
+    * @param &lcd @details reference object for a N5110 class object
+    */
     void draw(N5110 &lcd);
+     /** 
+    * @brief Resets the batting variables to 0
+    * param &lcd @details reference pointer for the LCD
+    */
     void reset();
     
-    /// accessors and mutators
+    //accessors and mutators
+      /** 
+    * @brief Checks if the ball has been hit with the bat during each round
+    * @param @ux @details takes a UserExperience object to check if Button A has been pressed
+    * @returns a boolean value true if ball has been hit during the round and false if ball was missed
+    */
     int get_hitBall(UX &ux);
+       /** 
+    * @brief Checks if the hit was a lofted hit
+    * @param @ux @details takes a UserExperience object to check if Button L has been pressed
+    * @returns a boolean value true if button L is pressed during the round and false if button L is not pressed
+    */
     int get_loft_ball(UX &ux);
     
     
 private:
    
+    // Seperate Gamepad has been used in this class because Gamepad obect
+    //from the main class had issues with the CHECK_EVENT Function. The function was not responsive
+    // and could not be resolved and as a result the only suitable solution was to create another object
     
-    Gamepad batPad;
+    //integer variable used to check if ball is Hit, the variable is essentially used as a flag
+    // in the cricket method
     int _hitBall;
+    
+    //integer variable used to check if the hit is lofted, the variable is essentially used as a flag
+    // in the cricket class
     int _loft_ball;
+    
+    //Direction of the ball
     int d;
+    
+    //x co-ordinate for the bat to be printed on the LCD
     int _bat_x;
+    //y co-ordinate for the bat to be printed on the LCD
     int _bat_y;
 };
 #endif
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