WonderCode 20123 - OOP344

OOP344 | Weekly Schedule | Student List | Teams | Project | Student Resources

Project Marking Percentage

• due immediately

Group work:      40%        (25 <= xx <= 50)
Individual work: 60% +      (50 <= xx <= 75) 
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Total           100%

Repository

• repo Github id:

Team Members

WonderCode

First Name	Last Name	Section	Seneca Id	Github ID	wiki id	IRC nick	Blog URL
Guiwen	Chen	B	gchen42	Github:guiwen	Guiwen Chen	chgw	Guiwen's Blog
Linpei	Fan	B	lfan9	Github:lilyfan	Linpei Fan	Lilyaj	Learning Path to Software Development
Hye Young (Rody)	Choi	B	hychoi6	Github:rodychoi	Hye Young Choi	RodyChoi	Happy Life
Diao Qiang	He	A	dqhe1	Github:diaoqianghe	Diao Qiang He	Antares	Diao Qiang He's Blog
Jie Ming (Jay)	Feng	B	jmfeng1	Github:jayfeng	Jie Ming Feng	jayfeng	Blue Jay C++

Issues and Status

Issue description and/or number (1)

• Assigned to: FULLNAME
• Code review by: FULLNAME
• Status:

  (being developed/pull request/being reviewed/pushed to master)

• comments:

Issue description and/or number (2)

• Assigned to: FULLNAME
• Code review by: FULLNAME
• Status:

  (being developed/pull request/being reviewed/pushed to master)

• comments:

Coding Rules

• Data members in any classes start with underscore(_);
• Use meaningfully variable name;
• Comment properly;
• Use 4 spaces for each indentation;
• Define each variable in a new line;
• Keep functions simple and clear;

Meetings

• latest will be on top

1. topic and date1
2. topic and date2

Discussions

• Does anyone know where methods _frame->draw() or draw() in void CFrame::refresh() comes from? I cannot find it in Bconsole or Console. In CFrame, there is a draw(int) method. But I am not sure if it calls draw(int). --> Hey Lily, if you click F12 on the draw() text, you can see the function's definition,(maybe you already know that) so I think _frame->draw() comes from CFrame::draw(). If you have other opinion, let me know. ^^