TitleScreen Class Reference

Screen that displays the SuperTux logo, lets players start a new game, etc. More...

#include <title_screen.hpp>

Inheritance diagram for TitleScreen:

Collaboration diagram for TitleScreen:

Public Member Functions
	TitleScreen (Savegame &savegame, bool christmas=false)
void	setup () override
	gets called before this screen gets activated (which is at least once before the first draw or update call
void	leave () override
	gets called when the current screen is temporarily suspended
void	draw (Compositor &compositor) override
	gets called once per frame. More...
void	update (float dt_sec, const Controller &controller) override
	gets called for once (per logical) frame. More...
IntegrationStatus	get_status () const override
	Gives details about what the user is doing right now. More...
void	refresh_level ()
void	refresh_copyright_text ()
void	set_frame (const std::string &image)

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from Currenton< TitleScreen >
static TitleScreen *	current ()

Detailed Description

Screen that displays the SuperTux logo, lets players start a new game, etc.

Member Function Documentation

draw()

void TitleScreen::draw ( Compositor &  compositor )

overridevirtual

gets called once per frame.

The screen should draw itself in this function. State changes should not be done in this function, but rather in update

Implements Screen.

get_status()

IntegrationStatus TitleScreen::get_status ( ) const

overridevirtual

Gives details about what the user is doing right now.

Returns

activity details for presence integrations

Implements Screen.

refresh_level()

void TitleScreen::refresh_level

(

)

Check the savegame of the previously entered world on the current profile. If there is a title screen level set, use it. Otherwise, look for such level in the world's properties. If a level still isn't specified, or it cannot be entered, use the default.

Attempt to switch to the custom title level, using the default one as a fallback.

Initialize the main sector.

update()

void TitleScreen::update ( float  dt_sec, const Controller &  controller  )

overridevirtual

gets called for once (per logical) frame.

Screens should do their state updates and logic here

Implements Screen.

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

• src/supertux/title_screen.hpp
• src/supertux/title_screen.cpp