def showInventory ():
""" lists everything the player is carrying, and everything they are wearing. """
global location
# show a list of everything you have
print "You have: "
for thing in things.getByLocation("INVENTORY"):
print thing.title,
# We want to let the player know if the flashlight is on
if "on" in thing.tags:
print "(on)"
else:
print
print
# show anything you're wearing
print "You are wearing: "
for thing in things.getByLocation("WORN"):
print thing.title
print
def showInventory():
""" lists everything the player is carrying, and everything they are wearing. """
global location
# show a list of everything you have
print "You have: "
for thing in things.getByLocation("INVENTORY"):
print thing.title,
# We want to let the player know if the flashlight is on
if "on" in thing.tags:
print "(on)"
else:
print
print
# show anything you're wearing
print "You are wearing: "
for thing in things.getByLocation("WORN"):
print thing.title
print
def look ():
""" makes the player look at the current room """
global location
here = places.getById(location)
# Where are we? Show this place's title and description:
print " - " + here.title + " -"
print here.description
print
# display any Things in the area, unless they're hidden.
thingsHere = [thing for thing in things.getByLocation(location) if "hidden" not in thing.tags] # <-- list comprehension! one of many ways python is awesome
if len(thingsHere) > 0:
for thing in thingsHere:
print " " + thing.short_description
print
def look():
""" makes the player look at the current room """
global location
here = places.getById(location)
# Where are we? Show this place's title and description:
print " - " + here.title + " -"
print here.description
print
# display any Things in the area, unless they're hidden.
thingsHere = [
thing for thing in things.getByLocation(location)
if "hidden" not in thing.tags
] # <-- list comprehension! one of many ways python is awesome
if len(thingsHere) > 0:
for thing in thingsHere:
print " " + thing.short_description
print
def gameLoop():
""" the main game loop, where we get the whole feedback, input, and command parsing. """
done = False
while not done:
# first, make sure the game isn't over.
if player.location == "TRYING TO LEAVE":
# the player is trying to leave the building. Is the flashlight in their hand, and is it turned on?
if things.getById("flashlight").location == "INVENTORY" and "on" in things.getById("flashlight").tags:
showGoodEnding()
done = True
continue
else:
# woops. You haven't won yet.
showBadEnding()
done = True
continue
# There's also the option you died last round.
elif player.location == "DEAD":
done = True
continue
# Every once inawhile, spookiness happens.
ghosts.playSpookyFlavorText()
# Does anyone know you're here? If so, they get to act.
for thing in things.getByLocation(player.location):
if "alive" in thing.tags:
thing.think()
# ...did someone just kill you?
if player.location == "DEAD":
done = True
continue
# Tell us where we are:
player.look()
# get input from the user
userInput = raw_input("What do you do? ")
# then strip the leading whitespace, convert everything to lowerspace, and split input into individual words we can parse:
words = userInput.strip().lower().split()
# did they actually say anything? If not, we don't need to go further.
if len(words) < 1:
continue
# So, does the player want to ...
# quit the game?
if words[0] in ["quit", "exit", "end", "q"]:
# Looks like we're done here.
done = True
# read instructions again?
if words[0] in ["instructions", "help", "?"] or (words[0] in ["show"] and words[1] in ["instructions", "help"]):
showInstructions()
# check inventory
if words[0] in ["i", "inv", "inventory"] or (words[0] == "show" and words[1] == "inventory"):
player.showInventory()
# move?
if words[0] in ["n", "north"] or (words[0] in ["go", "move"] and words[1] == "north"):
player.go(NORTH)
if words[0] in ["s", "south"] or (words[0] in ["go", "move"] and words[1] == "south"):
player.go(SOUTH)
if words[0] in ["w", "west"] or (words[0] in ["go", "move"] and words[1] == "east"):
player.go(WEST)
if words[0] in ["e", "east"] or (words[0] in ["go", "move"] and words[1] == "west"):
player.go(EAST)
if words[0] in ["go", "move"] and len(words) != 2:
print ("Go where? Please specify a direction.")
continue
# all of these take a single argument.
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["take", "get"], player.take)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["drop"], player.drop)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["throw"], player.throw)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["examine", "x"], player.examine)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["wear"], player.wear)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["unwear"], player.unwear)
# flashlight verbs!
if words[0] == "turn":
# turn something on?
if words[1] == "on":
if len(words) == 3:
player.turnOn(words[2])
else:
print "Turn on what? Please specify a single noun."
# maybe turn it off?
if words[1] == "off":
if len(words) == 3:
player.turnOff(words[2])
else:
print "Turn on what? Please specify a single noun."
def gameLoop():
""" the main game loop, where we get the whole feedback, input, and command parsing. """
done = False
while not done:
# first, make sure the game isn't over.
if player.location == 'TRYING TO LEAVE':
# the player is trying to leave the building. Is the flashlight in their hand, and is it turned on?
if things.getById(
'flashlight'
).location == 'INVENTORY' and "on" in things.getById(
'flashlight').tags:
showGoodEnding()
done = True
continue
else:
# woops. You haven't won yet.
showBadEnding()
done = True
continue
# There's also the option you died last round.
elif player.location == 'DEAD':
done = True
continue
# Every once inawhile, spookiness happens.
ghosts.playSpookyFlavorText()
# Does anyone know you're here? If so, they get to act.
for thing in things.getByLocation(player.location):
if "alive" in thing.tags:
thing.think()
# ...did someone just kill you?
if player.location == 'DEAD':
done = True
continue
# Tell us where we are:
player.look()
# get input from the user
userInput = raw_input("What do you do? ")
# then strip the leading whitespace, convert everything to lowerspace, and split input into individual words we can parse:
words = userInput.strip().lower().split()
# did they actually say anything? If not, we don't need to go further.
if len(words) < 1:
continue
# So, does the player want to ...
# quit the game?
if words[0] in ["quit", "exit", "end", "q"]:
# Looks like we're done here.
done = True
# read instructions again?
if words[0] in [
'instructions', 'help', '?'
] or (words[0] in ['show'] and words[1] in ['instructions', 'help']):
showInstructions()
# check inventory
if words[0] in ['i', 'inv', 'inventory'
] or (words[0] == 'show' and words[1] == 'inventory'):
player.showInventory()
# move?
if words[0] in ['n', 'north'] or (words[0] in ['go', 'move']
and words[1] == 'north'):
player.go(NORTH)
if words[0] in ['s', 'south'] or (words[0] in ['go', 'move']
and words[1] == 'south'):
player.go(SOUTH)
if words[0] in ['w', 'west'] or (words[0] in ['go', 'move']
and words[1] == 'east'):
player.go(WEST)
if words[0] in ['e', 'east'] or (words[0] in ['go', 'move']
and words[1] == 'west'):
player.go(EAST)
if words[0] in ['go', 'move'] and len(words) != 2:
print("Go where? Please specify a direction.")
continue
# all of these take a single argument.
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["take", "get"], player.take)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["drop"], player.drop)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["throw"], player.throw)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["examine", "x"], player.examine)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["wear"], player.wear)
checkForTwoWordCommand(words, ["unwear"], player.unwear)
# flashlight verbs!
if words[0] == 'turn':
# turn something on?
if words[1] == 'on':
if len(words) == 3:
player.turnOn(words[2])
else:
print "Turn on what? Please specify a single noun."
# maybe turn it off?
if words[1] == 'off':
if len(words) == 3:
player.turnOff(words[2])
else:
print "Turn on what? Please specify a single noun."
