寻找用 C# 重写的 Nibbles 游戏
我正在编写一个控制台应用程序，它将启动长时间运行的进程。因此，我不想让用户盯着屏幕几分钟，而是希望将处理工作放在后台线程上，并让用户同时玩游戏。
如果您和我同龄，您肯定还记得用 QBasic 编写的 Nibbles 游戏，该游戏多年来一直随 DOS 一起提供。我记得几年前读到有人用 C# 控制台模式重写了它。但我找不到它。有谁知道哪里可以拿到吗？
I am writing a console app that would be kicking off long running processes. So rather than let the user stare at the screen for several minutes, I'd love to throw my processing on a background thread and let the user play a game meanwhile.
If you are my age, you definitely remember the Nibbles game written in QBasic that shipped with DOS for years. I remember reading several years ago that someone rewrote it in C# console mode. But I can't find it. Anyone know where I could grab it?
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我看到你的问题，立即将原始 NIBBLES.BAS 直接翻译成 C#。
当然，代码充满了基础知识；特别是，数组从 1 开始。我更改了
sammy和colorTable数组，以便它们从 0 开始，但arena数组不从 0 开始（这个现在有一个未使用的索引0）。在 C# 中，很多事情都可以做得更“正确”（例如，应该使用枚举而不是数字 1,2,3,4 来表示上、下、左、右方向；应该使用
ConsoleColor枚举而不是颜色的整数）。不过，我确实使用了一些 C#ism：初始屏幕上的闪光效果是在单独的线程中完成的，这样我就可以使用
Console.ReadKey()来等待用户输入。我必须注释掉设置/取消设置 Num Lock、Caps Lock 和 Scroll Lock 的代码，因为 C# 的
Console只允许我读取这些状态，而不能更改它们。为此，我必须使用 WinAPI，我认为这有点过分了。所有评论均来自原文。
编辑：到目前为止，其完成版本已在 github 上。我已经更改了上面的链接以转到 github 存储库而不是 Pastebin。对于那些仍然对原始第一个版本感兴趣的人，这里是原始的 Pastebin 链接。
I saw your question and immediately went ahead and translated the original NIBBLES.BAS directly into C#.
Of course, the code is full of Basicisms; in particular, arrays start at 1. I have changed the
sammyandcolorTablearrays so that they start at 0, but not thearenaarray (this one now has an unused index0).Many things could be done more “properly” in C# (e.g. one should probably use enums instead of the numbers 1,2,3,4 for directions up,down,left,right; one should use the
ConsoleColorenum instead of integers for the colors).I did use a few C#isms though: the sparkle effect on the initial screen is done in a separate thread so that I can just use
Console.ReadKey()to wait for user input.I had to comment out the code that sets/unsets Num Lock, Caps Lock and Scroll Lock because C#’s
Consoleonly lets me read the state of those, not change them. I would have had to use WinAPI for this, which I decided would have been over the top.All the comments are from the original.
EDIT: By now the finished version of this is on github. I’ve changed the above link to go to the github repo instead of a pastebin. For those still interested in the original first version, here’s the original pastebin link.