MathQuizGame Files

Copyright (c) 2013 Jasper Reddin
All rights Reserved

The developer of this software is not
responsible for any damages to your 
computer or Java Virtual Machine. 

Permissions
	What you can do:
		* Customize code to fit your needs
		* Distribute software in any form
		* Visit https://sourceforge.net/p/mathquizgame/tickets/
		  to report a problem, or go to the site's forums.
	Please DO NOT:
		* Sell software for your own profits or anybody's
		  profits.
		* Claim ownership of software.

		  If you customize the code and share it, please
		  credit the developer for the starting code.

VERSION LOG
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Version 1.1
	Game fully functional. Includes:
	 * Type in a number for your answer
	 * Press Enter or click the Enter button to input
	 * Type certain commands starting with a forward 
	   slash to control gameplay.
Version 1.2
	* Difficulty levels: There are three difficulty 
	  levels you can use. The easiest is Elementary,
	  and the hardest is High School. The harder 
	  your difficulty levels go, the larger the 
	  range of numbers you have to add are.
	* Default font changed and /setfont command added: 
	  The default font was Andale Mono, which was a 
	  built in font for the Mac, but it wasn't 
	  installed on Windows, so I changed the default 
	  font to Courier, which is installed on all 
	  computers, hopefully. And if you don't like the
	  default font, you can type /setfont to change
	  it. Made sure the font you type in is exactly 
	  the same, because it's case sensitive and 
	  space sensitive.
	* /help added: If you need a list of commands, 
	  just type /help or /?.
	* Bug fixes: Of course, like almost every 
	  software update, multiple known issues 
	  have been solved, but if you find a bug,
	  please report it.
	* Ability to place the app on your dock or 
	  Launchpad on a Mac.
Version 1.3
	* /debug added: During anywhere in the game,
	  if you see a problem, you can type /debug 
	  and you will get info based on the program.
	  This command will output some
	  technologically advanced stuff, so if you 
	  know the code, this will help, but if you 
	  don't know the code, you might not 
	  understand what it's talking about.
	* Logging: Now, if the game crashes, or if 
	  you want to share something that you did
	  while playing the game, you can access a 
	  file called log.txt. On Windows, you can 
	  get to this file by searching for 
	  %appdata%, then going into that folder, 
	  then finding the folder mathquizgame. 
	  For a Mac, go to /Users/[your username]/
	  Library/Application Support/mathquizgame/.
	  On other platforms, it's in your user 
	  directory, called .mathquizgame.
	* More UI Functionality: You can now resize 
	  the window, making it as big as you want.
	  This feature is useful for computers with
	  really high or really low resolution.
	* /setsize added: The size of the font will
	  be modifiable with this command.
	* /clearfile added With the addition of 
	  Logging, you might also want to clear the 
	  contents of the file. This will do just 
	  that.
Version 1.4
	* Custom Difficulty Level added: Now you
	  can set the range of numbers you will be
	  asked, the operation to use, and the
	  number of questions you will be asked.
	* Commands able to be used before choosing 
	  difficulty level.
	* More technical stuff changed behind the
	  scenes so now the /debug command is showing
	  completely different things.
Version 1.5
	* Timer: Before you start the game, you have 
	  an option of using a timer. Just type /timer, 
	  then the number of seconds for the timer to 
	  begin, and then the timer will start as soon 
	  as you select a difficulty level. This is 
	  supposed to mimic the speed drills that 
	  elementary kids do in school.
	* Colors: It is now easy to change the 
	  background color of the text boxes. Just type 
	  /setcolor and you'll be shown a color palette 
	  where you can choose a color.
	* History: You can now quickly enter previously 
	  entered commands by hitting the up arrow 
	  button. This is supposed to mimic command 
	  lines.
	* More flexibility in the arguments for the
	  custom difficulty level.
	* The character for multiplication turned from * 
	  to x, because the original character had been 
	  getting confused with a period or the plus 
	  symbol (+).
	* Window opens in center of screen instead of 
	  just the top left corner opening in center of 
	  screen.
	* Typing anything with /say in it used to cause 
	  the command to do what the command does (print 
	  to the screen), but with the first five 
	  characters cut off. Now that is fixed, and /say 
	  has to be at the beginning of the text for the 
	  command to be valid.
Version 1.5.1
	* Support for Java Runtime version 1.7.0_55 and
	  JDK 1.8.0