https://pastebin.com/5BPbYcxa
you do that sort of a thing, and your MazeController does all the magic that's needed to get the correct MazeState at the current point in tick-time (and controls tick-time)
separation of concerns. your maze shit should work regardless of how you're drawing it, or how you're triggering time events
also, i didn't break; my switch statement, whoops
that'd be an amazing disaster
Chris • Mon, 9:23 PM
Chris Bye (Chriswbye@gmail.com, chriswbye@gmail.com)
public Interface IStudentMazeSolver{
//Here's your things for them to do
}

public class MazeController(
public MazeController (IStudentMazeSolver singleStudentSolver){

}

}
public Interface IStudentMazeSolver{
//Here's your things for them to do


public Move GetNextMove();
}
Chris • 6:19 PM
Chris Bye (Chriswbye@gmail.com, chriswbye@gmail.com)
https://martinfowler.com/bliki/InversionOfControl.html
Chris • 7:00 PM
Chris Bye (Chriswbye@gmail.com, chriswbye@gmail.com)
https://pastebin.com/5vdDyLf0
while (!DISQUALIFIED()){
//dostuff
TurnLeft();
GoForward();
}
public bool DISQUALIFIED(){
return MovesQueue.Count() > 10000;
}
public Player(IGameStateRetriever gameStateRetriever){

}

public Player(IGameStateRetriever gameStateRetriever, IGameMoveAccepter gameMove){

}
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/concurrency/worker.html
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/uiswing/concurrency/simple.html
 protected void TurnLeft(){
WaitAWhile();

This.DoTurnLeftForReal();
Chris • 17 mins