From: "Sebastjan H." <lists@...>
Date: 2012-09-25T03:46:46+09:00
Subject: Re: still learning by doing - connecting rooms in a game

Thank you all for recommending the reading and all the suggestions and 
advices. According to those I'll try to re-factor the game like so:

1. Have one class for Room and then have subclasses for specific rooms.
2. Make a map of the rooms in one of the forms suggested above.

I still have difficulties imagining hot to resolve the interaction 
between certain objects.

For example, I wanted to have the kitchen and the dinning room play out 
like so:

        a) room description
        b) have the player decide whether or not they take some stuff
        c) second description, prologue to fight
        d) fight with a zombie
        e) exit the room

If I have all this in the room.state() I can't reference the player 
object since I get the undefined local variable or method for player.

So I assume I should put any decision making or fighting in the "runner" 
file since the runner knows about all the objects and have the 
room.state contain only the description?

If there is another way I can reference these objects? If I initialize 
an object like player in the room itself it is again limited to the room 
in question, right?

regards
seba

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