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書名： Cocos2d-x by Example：Beginner's Guide（Second Edition）
作者名： Roger Engelbert
本章字數： 410字
更新時間： 2021-07-23 20:00:25

Time for action – creating the implementation

The implementation is a text file with the .cpp extension:

Create a new text file and save it as HelloWorld.cpp. At the top, let's start by including our header file:
```
#include "HelloWorld.h"
```

Next, we implement our constructor and destructor:

HelloWorld::HelloWorld () {
    //constructor
}

HelloWorld::~HelloWorld () {
    //destructor
}

Then comes our static method:

Scene* HelloWorld::scene() {
    auto scene = Scene::create();
    
    auto layer = HelloWorld::create();

    scene->addChild(layer);

    return scene;
}

And then come our two remaining public methods:

bool HelloWorld::init() {
    // call to super
    if ( !Layer::init() )
    {
        return false;
    }
    
    //create main loop 
    this->scheduleUpdate();
    
    return true;
}

void HelloWorld::update (float dt) {
    //the main loop
}

What just happened?

We created the implementation for our HelloWorld class. Here are the most important bits to take notice of:

The HelloWorld:: scope resolution is not optional here. Every single method declared in your interface belongs to the new class that needs the correct scope resolution in the implementation file.
You also need the scope resolution when calling the super class like Layer::init(). There is no built-in super keyword in the standard C++ library.
You use this instead of self. The -> notation is used when you're trying to access an object's properties or methods through a pointer to the object (a pointer is the information of where you find the actual object in memory). The . (dot) notation is used to access an object's methods and properties through its actual instance (the blob of memory that comprises the actual object).
We create an update loop, which takes a float for its delta time value simply by calling scheduleUpdate. You will see more options related to this later in this book.
You can use the auto keyword as the type of an object if it's obvious enough to the compiler which type an object is.
The inline methods, of course, are not implemented in the class since they exist only in the interface.

And that's enough of syntax for now. C++ is one of the most extensive languages out there and I do not wish to leave you with the impression that I have covered all of it. But it is a language made by developers for developers. Trust me, you will feel right at home working with it.

The information listed previously will become clearer once we move on to building the games. But now, onwards to the big scary monster: memory management.

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Cocos2d-x by Example：Beginner's Guide（Second Edition）

Time for action – creating the implementation

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