I made a simple example-game for practice. Everything worked fine with
global containers like heroes-container or pickups-container (refs). They
were working in global agents. But now I need to run several game instances
at the same time, so I need Game class with its own "global variables"
This is the class and definition:
(defrecord Game [heroes-container
pickups-container
bullets-container
movement-agent
behavior-agent
pickuping-agent
bullets-agent
finish-check-agent
display-agent
game-speed
finished?])
(defn start-new-game [display?]
(let [game (Game. (ref []) (ref []) (ref [])
(agent nil) (agent nil) (agent nil) (agent nil) (agent
nil) (agent nil)
(if display? 1 5)
(atom false))]
...
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