Re: Object Orientation And Game Programming Question
- From: "QuentinC" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <programmingblind@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Sep 2010 19:32:53 +0200
Hello,
I think you should do it as logical and as similar to the real life as possible.
IN the real life, the player knows only where he is
In a player perspective, if he want to get informations about other players, he
should ask his environment. IN this case, the field.
In its side, a field should know who are on it, to be able to give information
to the players.
You have a bidirectionnal association.
One side of the association may be useless, depending on the situation, it's
impossible to tell you without a more precise example. It depends on what a
player can do with the field, and what the field can do with the players. IN
the football example, the field would probably be just a container which can
only let players enter and exit and allow to iterate through the players who
are in game.
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