Tutorial01Sprite Class Reference

The class that holds all of the data related to the application. The main simply instances one of these classes and then executes it via the "go" method. More...

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Public Member Functions
void	go (void)
	Gets everything on the screen, and then goes to sleep, letting the interrupt handler update things appropriately.
void	updateDisplay (void)
	Updates the display.
Static Public Member Functions
Tutorial01Sprite &	theApp (void)
	Mechanism to get ahold of the application. This ensures that both main and the interrupt handler can gain access to the same application object without having to resort to global variables and other evilness.
Private Member Functions
	Tutorial01Sprite ()
	Constructor prepares the application to run. To access an object, use theApp() to gain a reference to the application.
	Tutorial01Sprite (const Tutorial01Sprite &)
	Copy constructor is disabled.
Tutorial01Sprite &	operator= (const Tutorial01Sprite &)
	Operator= is disabled.
virtual	~Tutorial01Sprite ()
	Destructor never gets called because the application never ends.
Private Attributes
Sprite	letA
	The sprite on the touch screen.
Sprite	letASub
	The sprite on the top screen.

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Detailed Description

The class that holds all of the data related to the application. The main simply instances one of these classes and then executes it via the "go" method.

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Tutorial01Sprite::Tutorial01Sprite (   )  [private]

Constructor prepares the application to run. To access an object, use theApp() to gain a reference to the application. It does the following: Initializes the internal class variables. Initializes the palette to black. Not required, but makes viewing the palette in dualis easier. Configures the various registers on the DS to initialize both displays in MODE_0_2D with sprites active. Initializes our internal copy of the OAM. Loads and configures the sprites related to their structure, OAM, their palettes, and the sprite graphics. Finally, interrupts are enabled with the default

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Member Function Documentation

Tutorial01Sprite & Tutorial01Sprite::theApp (  void   )  [static]

Mechanism to get ahold of the application. This ensures that both main and the interrupt handler can gain access to the same application object without having to resort to global variables and other evilness. Return values: A  reference to the application object

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

• arm9/main.cpp

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