menu.h File Reference

Provides functions for managing the game menu and related actions. More...

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>

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Functions
void	displayIntro (int delayTime, const std::string &color)
	Displays the introductory text for the game. More...
void	Displayj ()
	Displays the game menu. More...
void	StartGame (const std::string &color)
	Starts a new game. More...
void	LoadSavedGame ()
	Loads a saved game. More...
void	DisplayInstructionsText ()
	Displays the game instructions. More...
void	Accessiblity (int &delayTime, std::string &color)
	Manages accessibility options. More...
std::string	getColor (int colorChoice, const std::string &color)
	Get color from user for menu. More...
void	DisplayOption ()

Detailed Description

Provides functions for managing the game menu and related actions.

This file contains declarations for functions that handle the display of the game's introductory text, the main menu, game instructions, and accessibility options. It also includes functions for starting a new game and loading a saved game.

Function Documentation

Accessiblity()

void Accessiblity	(	int &	delayTime,
		std::string &	color
	)

Manages accessibility options.

Parameters

delayTime	Reference to the time delay between each printed character in milliseconds.
color	Reference to the color code for the text.

This function allows the player to adjust accessibility settings, such as text color and delay time for text display.

Manages accessibility options.

Parameters

delayTime	Reference to the delay time between printing each character.
color	Reference to the color code for the text.

This function allows the player to adjust text speed and color for better accessibility. Changes are applied immediately, and the player can return to the main menu at any time.

DisplayInstructionsText()

void DisplayInstructionsText

(

)

Displays the game instructions.

This function shows the instructions on how to play the game, including controls and objectives.

Displays the game instructions.

This function prints the instructions for playing the Valeris game and waits for the user to press Enter before clearing the screen.

displayIntro()

void displayIntro	(	int	delayTime,
		const std::string &	color
	)

Displays the introductory text for the game.

Parameters

delayTime	The time delay between each printed character in milliseconds.
color	The color code for the text.

Displays the introductory text for the game.

Parameters

delayTime	The delay time between printing each character.
color	The color code for the text.

The introduction is read from a file and printed with a delay and color for dramatic effect.

Displayj()

void Displayj

(

)

Displays the game menu.

This function shows the main menu of the game, allowing the player to choose between starting a new game, loading a saved game, viewing instructions, or accessing the accessibility options.

Displays the game menu.

This function displays the main menu with options for starting a new game, loading a saved game, viewing instructions, adjusting accessibility settings, or exiting the game.

DisplayOption()

void DisplayOption

(

)

getColor()

std::string getColor	(	int	colorChoice,
		const std::string &	color
	)

Get color from user for menu.

Parameters

colorChoice	the color choice the user chose.
color	Reference to the old color code for the text.

This function allows the player to select and change the color of the text

LoadSavedGame()

void LoadSavedGame

(

)

Loads a saved game.

This function retrieves and resumes a previously saved game session.

Loads a saved game.

This function simulates loading a saved game. The actual loading functionality is not implemented.

StartGame()

void StartGame

(

const std::string &

color

)

Starts a new game.

Parameters

color

The color of the text

This function initializes a new game session, setting up the necessary game state.

Starts a new game.

This function creates an instance of the ValerisGame class and begins the game.