Simple text-based inventory manipulater
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I was bored so I crapped out a simple game that responds to commands and manipulates an inventory.
I am interested in other possible ways to handle the inventory,
and I think I went overboard with the linked lists
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <editline/readline.h>
#include <editline/history.h>
typedef struct command_args {
struct command_args* next;
char* arg;
} command_args_t;
void command_add_item(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_bye(command_args_t, uint8_t);
typedef void (*command_func_t)(command_args_t, uint8_t);
#define COMMAND_NUMBER 3
char* command_table = {
"add",
"inventory",
"bye"
};
command_func_t command_func_table = {
&command_add_item,
&command_show_inventory,
&command_bye
};
#define ADD_ARGS 4
#define WEAPON 0x0001
#define ARMOR 0x0002
#define MAGIC 0x0004
#define MISC 0x0008
typedef struct items {
struct items* next;
char* name;
uint16_t price;
uint8_t weight;
uint8_t type;
} items;
typedef struct player {
uint16_t coins;
uint8_t health;
items i;
} player;
player hero;
items* inventory_current = &hero.i;
void add_item(char* name, uint16_t price, uint8_t weight, uint8_t type) {
inventory_current->next = (items*)malloc(sizeof(items));
inventory_current->next->name = strdup(name);
inventory_current->next->price = price;
inventory_current->next->weight = weight;
inventory_current->next->type = type;
inventory_current->next->next = NULL;
inventory_current = inventory_current->next;
return;
}
void command_add_item(command_args_t args, uint8_t argc) {
if(argc < ADD_ARGS) {
printf("[!] you're missing somethingn");
return;
}
printf("tName: %sn", args.arg);
printf("tPrice: %s", args.next->arg);
printf("tWeight: %s", args.next->next->arg);
printf("tType: %sn", args.next->next->next->arg);
add_item(args.arg, atoi(args.next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->next->arg));
return;
}
void show_inventory() {
items* current = &hero.i;
for(; current; current = current->next) {
printf("tINVENTORYn");
printf("ttName: %sn", current->name);
printf("ttPrice: %d", current->price);
printf("tt Weight: %d", current->weight);
printf("ttType: %dn", current->type);
}
return;
}
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
show_inventory();
}
void command_bye(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
exit(0);
}
void process_input(char* input) {
char* term;
command_func_t command = NULL;
command_args_t args;
uint8_t argc;
term = strtok(input, " ");
for(size_t i = 0; i < COMMAND_NUMBER; i++) {
if(strcmp(term ,command_table[i]) == 0) {
command = command_func_table[i];
break;
}
}
if(!command) {
printf("How should I know how to do that?n");
return;
}
args.next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
command_args_t* current = &args;
for(argc = 0; term = strtok(NULL, " "); argc++) {
current->next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
current->arg = term;
current = current->next;
}
current->next = NULL;
command(args, argc);
}
int main() {
srand(time(NULL));
hero.health = 100;
hero.coins = 10;
hero.i.name = "Inventory";
hero.i.weight = 0;
hero.i.price = 0;
hero.i.type = MISC;
hero.i.next = NULL;
//add_item("Inventory", 0, 0, MISC);
char* input;
while(input = readline("> ")) {
if(input == "") continue;
add_history(input);
process_input(input);
free(input);
}
}
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I was bored so I crapped out a simple game that responds to commands and manipulates an inventory.
I am interested in other possible ways to handle the inventory,
and I think I went overboard with the linked lists
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <editline/readline.h>
#include <editline/history.h>
typedef struct command_args {
struct command_args* next;
char* arg;
} command_args_t;
void command_add_item(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_bye(command_args_t, uint8_t);
typedef void (*command_func_t)(command_args_t, uint8_t);
#define COMMAND_NUMBER 3
char* command_table = {
"add",
"inventory",
"bye"
};
command_func_t command_func_table = {
&command_add_item,
&command_show_inventory,
&command_bye
};
#define ADD_ARGS 4
#define WEAPON 0x0001
#define ARMOR 0x0002
#define MAGIC 0x0004
#define MISC 0x0008
typedef struct items {
struct items* next;
char* name;
uint16_t price;
uint8_t weight;
uint8_t type;
} items;
typedef struct player {
uint16_t coins;
uint8_t health;
items i;
} player;
player hero;
items* inventory_current = &hero.i;
void add_item(char* name, uint16_t price, uint8_t weight, uint8_t type) {
inventory_current->next = (items*)malloc(sizeof(items));
inventory_current->next->name = strdup(name);
inventory_current->next->price = price;
inventory_current->next->weight = weight;
inventory_current->next->type = type;
inventory_current->next->next = NULL;
inventory_current = inventory_current->next;
return;
}
void command_add_item(command_args_t args, uint8_t argc) {
if(argc < ADD_ARGS) {
printf("[!] you're missing somethingn");
return;
}
printf("tName: %sn", args.arg);
printf("tPrice: %s", args.next->arg);
printf("tWeight: %s", args.next->next->arg);
printf("tType: %sn", args.next->next->next->arg);
add_item(args.arg, atoi(args.next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->next->arg));
return;
}
void show_inventory() {
items* current = &hero.i;
for(; current; current = current->next) {
printf("tINVENTORYn");
printf("ttName: %sn", current->name);
printf("ttPrice: %d", current->price);
printf("tt Weight: %d", current->weight);
printf("ttType: %dn", current->type);
}
return;
}
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
show_inventory();
}
void command_bye(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
exit(0);
}
void process_input(char* input) {
char* term;
command_func_t command = NULL;
command_args_t args;
uint8_t argc;
term = strtok(input, " ");
for(size_t i = 0; i < COMMAND_NUMBER; i++) {
if(strcmp(term ,command_table[i]) == 0) {
command = command_func_table[i];
break;
}
}
if(!command) {
printf("How should I know how to do that?n");
return;
}
args.next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
command_args_t* current = &args;
for(argc = 0; term = strtok(NULL, " "); argc++) {
current->next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
current->arg = term;
current = current->next;
}
current->next = NULL;
command(args, argc);
}
int main() {
srand(time(NULL));
hero.health = 100;
hero.coins = 10;
hero.i.name = "Inventory";
hero.i.weight = 0;
hero.i.price = 0;
hero.i.type = MISC;
hero.i.next = NULL;
//add_item("Inventory", 0, 0, MISC);
char* input;
while(input = readline("> ")) {
if(input == "") continue;
add_history(input);
process_input(input);
free(input);
}
}
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$begingroup$
I was bored so I crapped out a simple game that responds to commands and manipulates an inventory.
I am interested in other possible ways to handle the inventory,
and I think I went overboard with the linked lists
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <editline/readline.h>
#include <editline/history.h>
typedef struct command_args {
struct command_args* next;
char* arg;
} command_args_t;
void command_add_item(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_bye(command_args_t, uint8_t);
typedef void (*command_func_t)(command_args_t, uint8_t);
#define COMMAND_NUMBER 3
char* command_table = {
"add",
"inventory",
"bye"
};
command_func_t command_func_table = {
&command_add_item,
&command_show_inventory,
&command_bye
};
#define ADD_ARGS 4
#define WEAPON 0x0001
#define ARMOR 0x0002
#define MAGIC 0x0004
#define MISC 0x0008
typedef struct items {
struct items* next;
char* name;
uint16_t price;
uint8_t weight;
uint8_t type;
} items;
typedef struct player {
uint16_t coins;
uint8_t health;
items i;
} player;
player hero;
items* inventory_current = &hero.i;
void add_item(char* name, uint16_t price, uint8_t weight, uint8_t type) {
inventory_current->next = (items*)malloc(sizeof(items));
inventory_current->next->name = strdup(name);
inventory_current->next->price = price;
inventory_current->next->weight = weight;
inventory_current->next->type = type;
inventory_current->next->next = NULL;
inventory_current = inventory_current->next;
return;
}
void command_add_item(command_args_t args, uint8_t argc) {
if(argc < ADD_ARGS) {
printf("[!] you're missing somethingn");
return;
}
printf("tName: %sn", args.arg);
printf("tPrice: %s", args.next->arg);
printf("tWeight: %s", args.next->next->arg);
printf("tType: %sn", args.next->next->next->arg);
add_item(args.arg, atoi(args.next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->next->arg));
return;
}
void show_inventory() {
items* current = &hero.i;
for(; current; current = current->next) {
printf("tINVENTORYn");
printf("ttName: %sn", current->name);
printf("ttPrice: %d", current->price);
printf("tt Weight: %d", current->weight);
printf("ttType: %dn", current->type);
}
return;
}
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
show_inventory();
}
void command_bye(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
exit(0);
}
void process_input(char* input) {
char* term;
command_func_t command = NULL;
command_args_t args;
uint8_t argc;
term = strtok(input, " ");
for(size_t i = 0; i < COMMAND_NUMBER; i++) {
if(strcmp(term ,command_table[i]) == 0) {
command = command_func_table[i];
break;
}
}
if(!command) {
printf("How should I know how to do that?n");
return;
}
args.next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
command_args_t* current = &args;
for(argc = 0; term = strtok(NULL, " "); argc++) {
current->next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
current->arg = term;
current = current->next;
}
current->next = NULL;
command(args, argc);
}
int main() {
srand(time(NULL));
hero.health = 100;
hero.coins = 10;
hero.i.name = "Inventory";
hero.i.weight = 0;
hero.i.price = 0;
hero.i.type = MISC;
hero.i.next = NULL;
//add_item("Inventory", 0, 0, MISC);
char* input;
while(input = readline("> ")) {
if(input == "") continue;
add_history(input);
process_input(input);
free(input);
}
}
c linked-list shell
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I was bored so I crapped out a simple game that responds to commands and manipulates an inventory.
I am interested in other possible ways to handle the inventory,
and I think I went overboard with the linked lists
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <time.h>
#include <editline/readline.h>
#include <editline/history.h>
typedef struct command_args {
struct command_args* next;
char* arg;
} command_args_t;
void command_add_item(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t, uint8_t);
void command_bye(command_args_t, uint8_t);
typedef void (*command_func_t)(command_args_t, uint8_t);
#define COMMAND_NUMBER 3
char* command_table = {
"add",
"inventory",
"bye"
};
command_func_t command_func_table = {
&command_add_item,
&command_show_inventory,
&command_bye
};
#define ADD_ARGS 4
#define WEAPON 0x0001
#define ARMOR 0x0002
#define MAGIC 0x0004
#define MISC 0x0008
typedef struct items {
struct items* next;
char* name;
uint16_t price;
uint8_t weight;
uint8_t type;
} items;
typedef struct player {
uint16_t coins;
uint8_t health;
items i;
} player;
player hero;
items* inventory_current = &hero.i;
void add_item(char* name, uint16_t price, uint8_t weight, uint8_t type) {
inventory_current->next = (items*)malloc(sizeof(items));
inventory_current->next->name = strdup(name);
inventory_current->next->price = price;
inventory_current->next->weight = weight;
inventory_current->next->type = type;
inventory_current->next->next = NULL;
inventory_current = inventory_current->next;
return;
}
void command_add_item(command_args_t args, uint8_t argc) {
if(argc < ADD_ARGS) {
printf("[!] you're missing somethingn");
return;
}
printf("tName: %sn", args.arg);
printf("tPrice: %s", args.next->arg);
printf("tWeight: %s", args.next->next->arg);
printf("tType: %sn", args.next->next->next->arg);
add_item(args.arg, atoi(args.next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->arg), atoi(args.next->next->next->arg));
return;
}
void show_inventory() {
items* current = &hero.i;
for(; current; current = current->next) {
printf("tINVENTORYn");
printf("ttName: %sn", current->name);
printf("ttPrice: %d", current->price);
printf("tt Weight: %d", current->weight);
printf("ttType: %dn", current->type);
}
return;
}
void command_show_inventory(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
show_inventory();
}
void command_bye(command_args_t _args, uint8_t _argc) {
exit(0);
}
void process_input(char* input) {
char* term;
command_func_t command = NULL;
command_args_t args;
uint8_t argc;
term = strtok(input, " ");
for(size_t i = 0; i < COMMAND_NUMBER; i++) {
if(strcmp(term ,command_table[i]) == 0) {
command = command_func_table[i];
break;
}
}
if(!command) {
printf("How should I know how to do that?n");
return;
}
args.next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
command_args_t* current = &args;
for(argc = 0; term = strtok(NULL, " "); argc++) {
current->next = malloc(sizeof(command_args_t));
current->arg = term;
current = current->next;
}
current->next = NULL;
command(args, argc);
}
int main() {
srand(time(NULL));
hero.health = 100;
hero.coins = 10;
hero.i.name = "Inventory";
hero.i.weight = 0;
hero.i.price = 0;
hero.i.type = MISC;
hero.i.next = NULL;
//add_item("Inventory", 0, 0, MISC);
char* input;
while(input = readline("> ")) {
if(input == "") continue;
add_history(input);
process_input(input);
free(input);
}
}
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