Yes.
You have currently selected unit on menu click.
Clicking "attack" let's you select a target.
Save / store these now.
DoAttack( unitCur, unitSelected )
might be easier to send an event.
Pseudo: # event type as string
# then keyword list, args can be different between types.
send_event( type="attack",
attacker=curSelectedUnit() , target=clickedUnit(), weapon="primary" )
Another option is define menu , set function reference:
# func Menu.additem=
Class Menu()
AddItem( desc, func )
# didn't use target as args, keeping logic outside menu
M.addItem( "attack" , game.handleAttack() )
# game class containing units. Def func=
Game.handleAttack( self )
Attacker= self.curUnit()
Defender=self.selectedUnit()
self.damage(defender)
Monkey
On Jun 2, 2010, at 9:24 AM, B W <[email protected]> wrote:
> In my mind, the player has to select which unit to perform an action on. That
> target would be stored as state info in your game engine. Then your attack()
> callback simply chooses the attack action, and the game engine has the info
> it needs to execute the turn: player->attacking->target.
>
> Gumm
