The last successfull hit doesn't update the board color

[Sokom141]

Right before winning the game, if the last ShipUnit is hitted the background color of the clicked button doesn't change to the color set to indicate an hit.

[sstanham]

Hi again! I can try to tackle this bug.

[Sokom141]

Hi @sstanham!
Good, I'm going to assign this issue to you, as always let me know if you need anything 😄

[sstanham]

Sorry for the delay, I will be working on this issue throughout the next few days.

[Sokom141]

No worries, take the time you need

[sstanham]

Hi again, sorry for the delay, I'm working on the bug as we speak. I'm looking through the files and I'm trying to find where the code stops if all the ships are destroyed, or runs again if both players have ships remaining. Would this be in the GUI folder?

[Sokom141]

Hi @sstanham, sorry for the late replay but University is getting harder 😭

You will find the code that need the fix inside the GameBoard.java file, this class handles a lot of things about the game (and for this should be broken down in more classes and refactored).
The method affected by the bug should be handleData if I'm not mistaken.
That method in the future will also for sure need to be refactored and extracted in another class for easier access to the protocol, but for now you can modify that.
Let me know if you need anything, have fun 😄

[sstanham]

Don't worry @Sokom141, I'm with you there on the University grind 😄

I will take a look at the section you believe is the culprit today, but I also have another question; Are you able to walk me through how to play an entire game on the same device? Or is it only possible via LAN and the internet for now?

[Sokom141]

Hey @sstanham !
Actually you can use any of these methods to play a game.

On the same device:
Just run two indipendent processes of the game, the one hosting it should choose a port ( I suggest something higher than ~1000 ) and wait for the client.
The client should then input the localhost IP (127.0.0.1) and the port previously chosen.
That should be enough to start the game on the same machine.

Over LAN/Internet the flow is pretty much the same, just need for the client to input the right local or remote IP and for the server to open the port / create a rule on the firewall if necessary.

Let me know if you're able to play!

[sstanham]

Running the code locally returns a "Connection Closed" error, I'm running with a port of 10000. Any suggestions?

[Sokom141]

Just to make sure, are you running the latest development branch?

[sstanham]

I believe so, allow me to redownload the branch