/**
* Compilation : javac Traversal.java
* Execution : java Traversal args0 ----- GraphicsMode
* : java Traversal args0 args1 ----- TextMode
*
* Arguments : args0 - boardfilename.txt
* args1 - movesfilename.txt
*
* Controls : h - left movement
* l - right movement
* j - down movement
* k - up movement
**/
public static void main(String[] args) throws FileNotFoundException, InterruptedException {
if (args.length == 1) {
GameBoard board = Middleware.parseArgs(args[0]);
Middleware.validateBoard(board);
GraphicsMode.play(board);
}else if (args.length == 2) {
GameBoard board = Middleware.parseArgs(args[0]);
Middleware.validateBoard(board);
String moves = Middleware.readMoves(new Scanner(new File(args[1])));
TextMode.play(board, moves);
}
exit();
}
/**
* Sleep for 4000 microseconds to allow
* the final event sound to finish
* playing and then exits.
*/
public static void exit() throws InterruptedException {
Thread.sleep(4000);
System.exit(0);
}
As already mentioned in your JavaDoc, you need to run this program from the command prompt (cmd window) as follows if you want two arguments to be passed to the program:
java Traversal args0 args1
where
args0 - boardfilename.txt
args1 - movesfilename.txt
In other words, run it as java Traversal boardfilename.txt movesfilename.txt
from the command prompt. If boardfilename.txt
and movesfilename.txt
are not in the same location where Traversal.class
is, mention their complete paths i.e.
java Traversal path-to-boardfilename.txt path-to-movesfilename.txt
If you are running it in eclipse, right-click Traversal.java > Click Run Configurations... > Put the values in the dialog box as shown in the screenshot > Click Run
In this case (i.e. when you are trying to run it from eclipse), make sure boardfilename.txt
and movesfilename.txt
are there in the parent folder of src
.