<div dir="ltr"><span style="font-family:arial,sans-serif;font-size:13px">Thanks sir i included it as per your instruction. But in the case of word priority, </span><font face="arial, sans-serif" style="font-family:arial,sans-serif;font-size:13px">check_word() will return 1 if the word is eatable. so i feel it is not possible to detect priority with that. I need the bottom most word which is alive and can be eaten.</font><br>
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sir<br>
please help me to find the most prioritized word from the fish object's.<br>
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please go through the code located at playgame.c and guide me to do it.<br>
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El dt 04 de 06 de 2013 a les 11:01 -0400, en/na Nalin X Linux va<br>
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> sir<br>
> please help me to find the most prioritized word from the fish object's.<br>
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> please go through the code located at playgame.c and guide me to do it.<br>
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UpdateTux and check_word?<br>
/* UpdateTux : anytime a key is pressed, we need check to<br>
* see if a fish can be eaten. The fish that could hit<br>
* the bottom of the screen first should be choosen if<br>
* two fishies match what is typed<br>
*/<br>
Inside UpdateTux there is a call to check_word, I think you will be able<br>
to find the word based on both functions.<br>
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Note that accessibility should be optional, regulated by menus and<br>
command line, the easiest way I think is to set a global variable at<br>
start, say tts_accessibility=1; then check for this variable to run<br>
accessibility stuff.<br>
Later on, if time allows, it will be easy to add a menu option that<br>
turns this variable on/off thus enabling/disabling acessibility<br>
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Hope this helps<br>
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