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What would happen if we removed the WHERE clauses in Listing 8-42 Without the WHERE clause, we would have a complete Cartesian product of all ZCTA rows crossed against each other. If we eliminated only part of the WHERE clause (say, for the second zip code), we would have the distances from the first zip code to all zip codes in our table, as Listing 8-43 shows. Listing 8-43. Distances from a Specific Zip Code to All Known Zip Codes mysql> SELECT x2.zcta AS Zip -> , ACOS(SIN(x1.lat_radians) * SIN(x2.lat_radians) -> + COS(x1.lat_radians) * COS(x2.lat_radians) -> * COS(x2.long_radians - x1.long_radians)) * 3956 AS "Distance from 10001" -> FROM ZCTA x1, ZCTA x2 -> WHERE x1.zcta = '10001'; ... omitted | 00971 | 1617.0076621906 | | 00976 | 1617.8210570274 | | 00979 | 1612.0294495892 | | 00982 | 1613.8683216421 | | 00983 | 1613.8354440218 | | 00985 | 1616.9707648494 | | 00987 | 1616.8698513986 | +-------+---------------------+ 32038 rows in set (0.24 sec) Removing the WHERE clause from Listing 8-43 entirely would lead to a table containing distances from every zip code to every other zip code. However, we don t recommend doing this, because you ll end up with a table of 32,0382, or 1,026,433,444 records!

Figure 9 1. SettingsItemObject s position in the game framework object hierarchy SettingsItemObject adds the following four public properties to those provided by the base TextObject: Name is the name of the setting as it will be stored in SettingsManager. Title is the display name for the setting. Values is an array of strings that form the permitted list of values for the setting. SelectedValue is the currently selected value.

Suppose that we are building a store locator for our e-commerce web site, and we want to give customers the ability to find a store within a certain number of miles from where they live. Following the logic from our example in Listing 8-43, we should be able to retrieve all zip codes falling within a certain distance from the first zip code by moving the distance calculation from the SELECT statement into the WHERE condition. Let s assume that we have a customer in Maryland at the zip code 21236. We want to find all ZCTAs that fall within five miles of this zip code. Listing 8-44 shows the adaptation of Listing 8-43, moving the distance formula to the WHERE clause. Listing 8-44. Finding ZCTAs Within a Specific Radius mysql> -> -> -> -> -> -> SELECT x2.zcta FROM ZCTA x1, ZCTA x2 WHERE x1.zcta = '21236' AND ACOS(SIN(x1.lat_radians) * SIN(x2.lat_radians) + COS(x1.lat_radians) * COS(x2.lat_radians) * COS(x2.long_radians - x1.long_radians)) * 3956 <= 5;

Figure 3-4 shows the class diagrams for this version of Life3D. Only the public methods are shown, and I ve left out the listeners used by the Life3D and Life3DPopup classes. A quick comparison with the class diagrams for Life3D in 2 reveals most of the highlevel changes: the configuration classes are gone (Life3DConfig and LifeProperties), and Life3DPopup and ClockAnimator are new. Many classes appear in both versions; Cell and TimeBehavior are unchanged, but Life3D, WrapLife3D, and CellsGrid are modified. Life3D starts by creating an instance of ClockAnimator, which displays the animated clock in the bottom right of the splash screen (see Figure 3-2). It then creates the popup menu in the system tray using Life3DPopup (Figure 3-3), and renders the 3D scene with WrapLife3D. The state and visual updates to the grid are controlled by periodic calls to CellsGrid.update() by TimeBehavior, and each cell in the grid is managed by a Cell object. The user can modify Life3D s execution in various ways by selecting items from the popup menu in the system tray. Life3DPopup responds by calling methods in Life3D (changeIconify()) and WrapLife3D (adjustColour() and adjustSpeed()).

All these properties are also required to be passed as parameters to the class constructor. The class also exposes a new public method: SelectNextValue. Each time it is called, the object cycles to the next value within the Values array, looping back to the start once the final item is passed. To use the settings screen, we need to add three new pieces of functionality to the game: one to initialize and display the settings screen, another to allow the user to tap the settings items to update them, and a final piece to save the settings and return to the game. Let s look at how they are implemented.