burlap.domain.singleagent.blockdude

Class BlockDudeLevelConstructor

java.lang.Object

burlap.domain.singleagent.blockdude.BlockDudeLevelConstructor

public class BlockDudeLevelConstructor
extends java.lang.Object

A class for generating the initial states for BlockDude from levels in the classic Block Dude game. Currently this class will provide the initial states for the first three levels of Block Dude.

Author:

James MacGlashan.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
static void	addFloor(int[][] map)
static void	floorSegment(int[][] map, int x0, int xf, int y)
static State	getLevel1(Domain domain) Returns the initial State of the first level.
static State	getLevel2(Domain domain) Returns the initial State of the second level.
static State	getLevel3(Domain domain) Returns the initial State of the third level.
static void	wallSegment(int[][] map, int y0, int yf, int x)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Method Detail

getLevel1

public static State getLevel1(Domain domain)

Returns the initial State of the first level.

Parameters:

domain - the domain to which the state will belong.

Returns:

the initial State of the first level.

getLevel2

public static State getLevel2(Domain domain)

Returns the initial State of the second level.

Parameters:

domain - the domain to which the state will belong.

Returns:

the initial State of the second level.

getLevel3

public static State getLevel3(Domain domain)

Returns the initial State of the third level.

Parameters:

domain - the domain to which the state will belong.

Returns:

the initial State of the third level.

addFloor

public static void addFloor(int[][] map)

floorSegment

public static void floorSegment(int[][] map,
                                int x0,
                                int xf,
                                int y)

wallSegment

public static void wallSegment(int[][] map,
                               int y0,
                               int yf,
                               int x)