Can't assign a method to a list, is there a way to get a list to execute code?
So in this turn based video game I'm trying to develop, thanks to some help from users on this discord earlier, the characters can now be selected and so can the Monsters. My new roadblock now is I want to change the selection menu in the game from a switch statement to a similar selection I have going with hero and monster selection, this will make it so that the command list can be any size I want, where as a switch statement is fixed and hardcoded. Unfortunately I can't wrap my head around trying to put the options from the switch cases into a list. A list only accepts Int's and strings, not methods. So it can't execute code. I'm not sure if I can assign an int nor string to a method either. First image is a visual representation of what I want it to do on a whiteboard, second image is the method, third is the hero selection, fourth is the skills class and the fifth is what the switch statement looks like that I'd like to switch into a foreach. As far as I'm aware array's can't execute methods either so I can't just make it an array instead.
Also I'm currently assigning the skills to each character via a set of int's (though it could be strings too). Then I will have the computer read each number to determine if the character has that skill or not. So first number determines if they can attack, next number is defending, third is dodging, etc... This doesn't seem like a good way to do it but I can't think of a better way to assign skills to each hero.
Also I'm currently assigning the skills to each character via a set of int's (though it could be strings too). Then I will have the computer read each number to determine if the character has that skill or not. So first number determines if they can attack, next number is defending, third is dodging, etc... This doesn't seem like a good way to do it but I can't think of a better way to assign skills to each hero.
