jbleak的专栏

打乒乓游戏源码，希望对新手有所帮助。很简单的一个例子。

TWX Proxy is a Trade Wars 2002 helper program designed to assist experienced players of the game in their 'art'. Unlike most other helpers, the idea of this program is to simply provide a sidelined assistance in the game rather than directing its play. This project also includes several subprojects that look to take the same proxy design to the server-side. The first such subproject, TWX BBS, provides a server-side proxy for sysops to script unique games for their players.

TWX PROXY v2.03 SOURCE RELEASE NOTES 12 March 2005 FOREWORD TWX Proxy began as a pet project of mine back in early 1999. Over a 6 year period, the project evolved from a simple VB "sendkeys" application into a fully featured telnet proxy server complete with its own flatfile database and powerful scripting engine. With frequent revisions, the project has stayed quite lean considering its feature set (some 23000 lines of core code). While I originally started the project in an effort to improve my own play of Trade Wars 2002, it rapidly gained momentum and demand for it grew. By 2002, it was almost impossible to compete in TW2002 tournament play without prior programming experience or the use of TWX Proxy. The revolutionary proxy design that was the major selling point of the program allowed users to put together the best features of other helpers with many of the freeware (and commercial) scripts that became available for it. While many other helpers have a far simpler and easier to use interface, TWX Proxy made its dent through reliability, flexibility, and scriptability. The program has been through many major revisions, starting from the low profile 1.1 and finishing with the largely refactored 2.03. 1.06b saw the introduction of the Pack2 scripts - a commercial script library that had a massive impact on the way TW2002 is played. The largest revision (2.00) saw a near complete rewrite of the source code to include a much more efficient script compiler/interpreter that allowed far more modularity in script construction. The 2.00 release was a major breakthrough in scripting capability featuring scripts that were capable of independently roaming a random universe while trading, creating, upgrading and colonising planets without any user intervention required. The 2.03 release was mostly a cleanup effort to try and root out some of the last remaining corners of legacy code and pound the program into a more modular layout. While still far from perfect, the code is finally in a state where I no longer feel extremely embarrassed putting it out where others can get to it. It is my hope that by releasing this source under the GPL, TWX Proxy will continue to grow as part of a community effort and will continue to help level the TW playing field between the general population and the programmers that actively dominate the game. I would like to offer my heartfelt gratitude to the many testers, scripters and users that have all made such an effort to make TWX Proxy a success. Without you, this project simply would not exist.