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;;;; MathSlap program written by Larry Heyl - Game developed by Carl Heyl
;;;; To win make an equation with the supplied numbers, in order, adding any symbols you want but one and only one equal sign.
;;;; This version uses a recursive loop instead of LOOP.
;;;; concise instructions
(print "MathSlap")
(print "Hit Enter for another number. q and Enter to quit.")
(setq *random-state* (make-random-state t))
;;;; Generate a random number for our game. Avoid having to write the
;;;; same code several times.
(defun have-number ()
(+ (random 10) 1))
;;;; append string parameter with a random number 1 through 10 and a space
(defun extend-prompt (o)
(concatenate 'string o (write-to-string (have-number)) " "))
;;;; Same but with format, possibly more readable?
;; (defun extend-prompt (o)
;; (format nil "~a~d " o (have-number)))
(defun recloop (o input)
;; Only recurse if the input is not "q"
(unless (string= input "q")
;; Deal with the current state: output the prompt
(print o)
(finish-output)
;; Prepare the next prompt and collect input.
;; Use a LET form to use local variables
(let ((prompt (extend-prompt o))
(new-input (read-line *standard-input*)))
(recloop prompt new-input))))
;;;; Initiate the recursion
;; Use a LET* form for local variables, with defined variables depending on each other.
(let* ((starting-numbers (list (have-number) (have-number)))
(starting-prompt (format nil "MathSlap ~{~a ~}" starting-numbers)))
(recloop starting-prompt nil))
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