> On May 18, 2018, at 9:16 AM, Adik <ademkolli...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> On Friday, May 18, 2018 at 1:00:49 AM UTC+1, Adik wrote:
> im trying to create a (start new game) button to refresh the game (clean
> board).. attached is the code i have
> I have already created a reset button that closes the whole game window but i
> just want it to wipe the previous game data and start new game.
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> Thankyou in advance.
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> I have recently created a button that gets rid of the values in the game but
> it is not playable after that
> this is the code i came up with:
> (define startnewgamebut (new button%
> [parent myFrame]
> [label "Start New Game"]
> [callback (λ (m j)
> (updateState 2 2 0)
> (updateState 2 1 0)
> (updateState 2 0 0)
> (updateState 1 2 0)
> (updateState 1 1 0)
> (updateState 1 0 0)
> (updateState 0 2 0)
> (updateState 0 1 0)
> (updateState 0 0 0)
> (update)
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> )]))
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> any help?
I looked at your code and added enough for a reset last night. BUT, I will say
your code is so disorganized, it wouldn’t help you if I sent along my result.
Question: have you heard of the model-view-control (MVC) pattern/architecture?
If not, you must read up on it and separate out the state of the TTT game from
the visual representation. Then you need to develop a connection between the
two (control). At that point, the reset button will look more or less like
this:
[callback (lambda (_m _j) (reset-state) (reset-view))]
— Matthias
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