Coding the derived classes for the game screen

The structure of all these classes is the same as the select screen-related classes. I will be sure to point out where they vary, however. Most of the significant differences will be discussed across the next three chapters, however, because that is when we will code all the game objects and components and then put them to work in the GameScreen class.

The first difference is that the GameScreen class has two UIPanel instances and two InputHandler instances.

Coding the GameScreen class

Create a new header file in the Header Files/Screens/Game filter called GameScreen.h and add the following code:

#pragma once
#include "Screen.h"
#include "GameInputHandler.h"
#include "GameOverInputHandler.h"
class GameScreen : public Screen
{
private:
    ScreenManagerRemoteControl* m_ScreenManagerRemoteControl;
    shared_ptr<GameInputHandler> m_GIH;
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