# exampleboard.brd - An Example Breakout Boardfile
# This is an example gameboard file, suitable for being loaded by the July 2003
#   version of Breakout.
#
# The format is defined in depth in the javadoc for breakout.Loader, but 
#   the basics are as follows:
#
# 1. Define a single-character symbol for a brick class using the [symbol] tag.
#    The [symbol] tag must define a character(char="b"), fully-qualified
#    class(class="breakout.BasicBrick"), and constructor arguments(args="61,15").
#    Arguments are comma-delimited.  Arguments may be integers, or may indicate 
#    the Board they are to be added to as one of their constructors by using 
#    %board as an argument.  A no-args constructor is indicated by an empty 
#    string("").
# 2. Define the board's starting Ball and Paddle, and start the list of 
#    bricks, using the [board] tag.
#    The [board] tag must define a ball(ball="breakout.BasicBall"), ball 
#    constructor arguments(ballargs=""), a paddle(paddle="breakout.BasicPaddle"),
#    and paddle constructor arguments(paddleargs="%board").  Same rules
#    for arguments apply.
# 3. List bricks in order, using the symbols you defined.  No spaces, unless you 
#    defined them as a symbol for a brick.  Note that just because you put 
#    a carriage return somewhere, doesn't mean the row will end there.
#    FYI, 5 bricks of width 61 will fit fairly snugly in a row.
# 4. Close the brick list with a closing board tag([/board]).
#
# If you've done something wrong, Loader should tell you about it in a 
#    fairly readable way.  

[symbol char="b" class="breakout.BasicBrick" args="61, 15"]
[symbol char="h" class="breakout.HitpointsBrick" args="61, 15"]
[board ball="breakout.BasicBall" ballargs="" paddle="breakout.BasicPaddle" paddleargs="%board"]
bhbhb
hbhbh
[/board]