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package net.aklabs.demo.simonsays
{
import flash.utils.Timer;
import flash.events.Event;
import flash.events.TimerEvent;
import net.aklabs.demo.simonsays.Preloader;
public class Mastermind
{
protected var lightOutTimer:Timer;
protected var lightBitmaps:Array;
public function Mastermind(preloader:Preloader, screenX:Number = 0, screenY:Number = 0)
{
// pass in a preloader so the class knows where to get its resources
var lightPositions = new Array();
// this array holds pairs of (x,y) coordinates at which to place the dark/light colored
// Simon Says buttons, since they're meant to cover the existing buttons on the original graphic.
// These are hard-coded; in a better implementation, they would come from an XML or would be
// individual frames of an SWF which could be fired individually, etc. But this works.
// array idx 0: Blue, 1: Green, 2: Red, 3: Yellow
lightPositions.push( new Array(screenX + 216, screenY + 220)); // blue
lightPositions.push( new Array(screenX + 22, screenY + 20)); // green
lightPositions.push( new Array(screenX + 218, screenY + 20)); // red
lightPositions.push( new Array(screenX + 22, screenY + 218)); // yellow
// this array holds the light/dark bitmaps for the simon says buttons ... each idx is an array which holds (dark, light) bitmap objects
// the indexes (0-3) correspond to the above for colors
this.lightBitmaps = new Array();
var fetchArray = new Array( new Array("gfx_btn_darkblue", "gfx_btn_lightblue"),
new Array("gfx_btn_darkgreen", "gfx_btn_lightgreen"),
new Array("gfx_btn_darkred", "gfx_btn_lightred"),
new Array("gfx_btn_darkyellow", "gfx_btn_lightyellow") );
for ( var i = 0; i < fetchArray.length ; i++ ) {
light = preloader.getObject(fetchArray[i][0]);
dark = preloader.getObject(fetchArray[i][1]);
light.x = lightPositions[i][0];
light.y = lightPositions[i][1];
dark.x = lightPositions[i][0];
dark.y = lightPositions[i][1];
// we don't check the return values here because the preloader shouldn't even fire
// the application up if resources are missing
this.lightBitmaps.push(new Array(light, dark));
// the dark buttons are always there, the lighted ones are just temporarily overlain on them for effect
addChild(dark);
}
whole = preloader.getObject("gfx_background");
whole.x = screenX;
whole.y = screenY;
addChild(whole);
this.lightOutTimer = Timer(1000);
this.lightOutTimer.addEventListener(TimerEvent.TIMER, this.onTimer);
this.lightOutTimer.start();
}
public function flashAll(length:Number)
{
this.lightOutTimer.reset();
this.lightOutTimer.delay(length);
this.lightOutTimer.start();
}
public function lightButton(btn:Number, activeTime:Number)
{
if ( btn < 4 ) {
this.lightOutTimer.reset();
this.lightOutTimer.delay(activeTime);
addChild(this.lightBitmaps[btn][0]);
this.lightOutTimer.start();
}
}
public function onTimer(evt:TimerEvent);
{
for ( i = 0 ; i < this.lightBitmaps.length ; i++ ){
removeChild(this.lightBitmaps[i][0]);
}
}
}
}