Mines2

A new mine-sweeping game.

Dependencies

• g++ (GNU)
• make (GNU) (optional)

Usage

Linux / Unix / Mac OS

After cloning the repo, cd into the ./src directory, and run

$ g++ -c main.cpp
$ g++ -c game.cpp
$ g++ -c platform.cpp
$ g++ -o main main.o game.o platform.o

or (with GNU make)

$ make

Then, to start the game, run

$ ./main

NOTE: The process will end automatically after the game is over (you win or lose) . To quit the game befor it is over, press Ctrl+C.

To uninstall the game, run

$ rm main main.o game.o platform.o

or (with GNU make)

$ make clean

The executable file and the object files (*.o) will be removed.

Windows

After cloning the repo, cd into the ./src directory, and run

$ g++ -c main.cpp
$ g++ -c game.cpp
$ g++ -c platform.cpp
$ g++ -o main.exe main.obj game.obj platform.obj

Then, to start the game, run

$ main.exe

NOTE: The process will end automatically after the game is over (you win or lose) . To quit the game befor it is over, press Ctrl+C.

To uninstall the game, run

$ del main.exe main.obj game.obj platform.obj

The executable file and the object files (*.obj) will be removed.

If you want to build and/or uninstall the game through GNU make on a Windows OS, replace the commands inside the ./src/makefile by

objs = main.obj game.obj platform.obj

main.exe : $(objs)
	g++ -o main.exe $(objs)

main.obj : main.cpp game.h
	g++ -c main.cpp
game.obj : game.cpp game.h platform.h
	g++ -c game.cpp
platform.obj : platform.cpp platform.h osplatformutil.h
	g++ -c platform.cpp

.PHONY : clean
clean : 
	-del main.exe $(objs)

Then you can build the game by running

$ make

and uninstall it by running

$ make clean

Colorful Mode

Colorful Mode, enabled by default, makes the game UI colorful.

To disable the Colorful Mode, run the game by

# Unix-like
$ ./main --no-color

# Windows
$ main.exe --no-color

How to Play

Beginning

The game begins with a 9 * 9 map, where the vertical axis is x while the horizontal axis is y:

 	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	

1	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

2	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

3	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

4	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

5	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

6	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

7	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

8	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	

9	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N	N

The map is full of N. N means that it is unknown (aka Hided) . Later, N may be replaced by

• # if it is marked (as you think it is a mine)
• X if the mine here exploded
• [0-9]f?l? if the position is shown and there is/are [0-9] mines around here (f is shown as the sweep-it-at-first mine is around here; l is shown as the sweep-it-at-last mine is around here)
• D if the mine here has been swept

Checking

For any unknown position P(x, y), if you believe it is not a mine, you can check it (make it shown) by entering

0 x y

0 means checking, and x, y show the position of P.

After entering, if P is not a mine, it will turn to [0-9]f?l?, showing the number of mines around P. Otherwise, it will turn to X and the game will be over (with YOU LOST. ... printed) .

Marking

For any unknown position P(x, y), if you believe it is a mine, you can mark it (to be swept later) by entering

1 x y

1 means marking, and x, y show the position of P.
After entering, P will turn to #.

You can unmark P by entering 1 x y again.

Sweeping

You can sweep all the marked positions by entering

-1

After entering, for each one of the marked positions, if it is a mine, it will turn to D. Otherwise, it will turn to [0-9]f?l? (shown) .

If you swept all the mines, the game will be over (with ... YOU WON! printed) .

You may sweep more than once in a game in order to sweep all the mines.

NOTE: After sweeping, the game may be over (you win or lose). For further information, see SIAF & SIAL.

SIAF & SIAL

The SIAF (sweep-it-at-first) mine and the SIAL (sweep-it-at-last) mine are the special mines in Mines2.

The SIAF mine must be swept at the first time you sweep. After each time you sweep, the game will check if the SIAF mine has been swept. If it has not, the game will be over (with YOU LOST. ... printed) .
The SIAL mine must be swept at the last time you sweep. After the SIAL mine is swept, the game will check if there are any mines that have not been swept yet. If there are, the game will be over (with YOU LOST. ... printed) .
As a result, the game will definitely be over after the SIAL mine is swept. If you sweep it at the last time, you will win. Otherwise, you will lose.

Thanks

Thank @itas109 for providing ./src/osplatformutil.h (LINK)

Known Bugs

NOTE: If you find any bugs, feel free to raise an issue.

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