def create_block(*block_id):
"""(Block) Creates a block (this function can be thought of as a block factory)
Parameters:
block_id (*tuple): N-length tuple to uniquely identify the block,
often comprised of strings, but not necessarily (arguments are grouped
into a single tuple)
Examples:
>>> create_block("leaf")
LeafBlock()
>>> create_block("stone")
ResourceBlock('stone')
>>> create_block("mayhem", 1)
TrickCandleFlameBlock(1)
"""
if len(block_id) == 1:
block_id = block_id[0]
if block_id == "leaf":
return LeafBlock()
elif block_id == 'crafting_table':
return CraftingTableBlock(block_id, BREAK_TABLES["wood"])
elif block_id == 'furnace':
return FurnaceBlock(block_id, BREAK_TABLES["stone"])
elif block_id in BREAK_TABLES:
return ResourceBlock(block_id, BREAK_TABLES[block_id])
elif block_id in EXTRA_BREAK_TABLES:
return ResourceBlock(block_id, EXTRA_BREAK_TABLES[block_id])
elif block_id[0] == 'mayhem':
return TrickCandleFlameBlock(block_id[1])
raise KeyError(f"No block defined for {block_id}")
def create_block(*block_ids):
if len(block_ids) == 1:
block_id = block_ids[0]
if block_id == "leaf":
return LeafBlock()
elif block_id in BREAK_TABLES:
return ResourceBlock(block_id, BREAK_TABLES[block_id])
# ~< remove from template
elif block_id == "crafting_table":
return CraftingTableBlock()
# ~>
elif block_ids[0] == 'mayhem':
return TrickCandleFlameBlock(block_ids[1])
raise KeyError(f"No block defined for {block_ids}")