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Annotation of 42BSD/games/cribbage/cribcur.h, revision 1.1

1.1     ! root        1: /* @(#)cribcur.h       1.5 (Berkeley) 5/19/83 */
        !             2: 
        !             3: # define       PLAY_Y          15      /* size of player's hand window */
        !             4: # define       PLAY_X          12
        !             5: # define       TABLE_Y         21      /* size of table window */
        !             6: # define       TABLE_X         14
        !             7: # define       COMP_Y          15      /* size of computer's hand window */
        !             8: # define       COMP_X          12
        !             9: # define       Y_SCORE_SZ      9       /* Y size of score board */
        !            10: # define       X_SCORE_SZ      41      /* X size of score board */
        !            11: # define       SCORE_Y         0       /* starting position of scoring board */
        !            12: # define       SCORE_X         (PLAY_X + TABLE_X + COMP_X)
        !            13: # define       CRIB_Y          17      /* position of crib (cut card) */
        !            14: # define       CRIB_X          (PLAY_X + TABLE_X)
        !            15: # define       MSG_Y           (LINES - (Y_SCORE_SZ + 1))
        !            16: # define       MSG_X           (COLS - SCORE_X - 1)
        !            17: # define       Y_MSG_START     (Y_SCORE_SZ + 1)
        !            18: 
        !            19: # define       PEG     '*'     /* what a peg looks like on the board */
        !            20: 
        !            21: extern WINDOW          *Compwin;               /* computer's hand window */
        !            22: extern WINDOW          *Msgwin;                /* message window */
        !            23: extern WINDOW          *Playwin;               /* player's hand window */
        !            24: extern WINDOW          *Tablewin;              /* table window */

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