YES. I'm serious. This has to be
the dumbest thing I ever wrote, at least it took little time.
The idea is totally stolen from:
http://hackertyper.net/You press any keys and it makes kernel code appear as if you are pro hacker..
I did the same for SFML code, using SFML itself. It's as if SFML is self-hosting itself.
I intended to use Network module to download source file you choose from github but ended up shipping them with the 'game' because I had problems doing that.
Here is the git repo:
https://github.com/FRex/LuLDevThere is just single .hpp and single .cpp, game also requires font file and the SFML directory which has most of .hpp and .cpp files of SFML for you to 'edit'.
I also added to repo a bash/find/sed script I used to make the list of relative paths and the usual - README and LICENSE.
The idea is same as in 'original' - you launch the program and type random keys to make source code of SFML appear.
There are some options to pick font, file to 'edit', color of font, size of font, source code characters that appear per key press and size of window. All are described in kHelpString which gets printed if you launch with single '-h'.
There are also sane defaults for everything so just launching the program works.
