def __init__(self, screen):
# Initialize the screen and user input components
self.screen = screen
self.use_key = True
self.lastkey = -1
self.nontraversable = ["#", "@", "=", "-", "_", "|", "/", "\\"]
# Initialize Container classes for gameplay
self.map = Map("home")
self.view = View(10, 10)
self.player = Character("John Cena", 39, 11)
self.compass = Compass()
# Initialize the log file
self.clear_errors()
self.error("Map: {0}\nRows: {1}\nCols: {2}\n".format(self.map.name, self.map.max_row, self.map.max_col))
class Terminal:
"""
This class maintains the curses window. It uses Character, Map, and View subclasses.
Takes a curses.initscr() window as input and draws application to it.
"""
def __init__(self, screen):
# Initialize the screen and user input components
self.screen = screen
self.use_key = True
self.lastkey = -1
self.nontraversable = ["#", "@", "=", "-", "_", "|", "/", "\\"]
# Initialize Container classes for gameplay
self.map = Map("home")
self.view = View(10, 10)
self.player = Character("John Cena", 39, 11)
self.compass = Compass()
# Initialize the log file
self.clear_errors()
self.error("Map: {0}\nRows: {1}\nCols: {2}\n".format(self.map.name, self.map.max_row, self.map.max_col))
def application_frame(self):
# Get user input
key = self.screen.getch()
if key != -1:
self.lastkey = key
# Process Inputs
if self.use_key:
self.process_input(self.lastkey)
self.use_key = False
self.lastkey = -1
# Update the text buffer
self.update_text()
# Push the text buffer to the screen and refresh
self.display()
self.screen.refresh()
def update_text(self):
"""Update the text buffer with the current map image and character."""
# Get the desired min & max row indices
top = self.view.y
bottom = self.view.y + TERMINAL_ROWS
# Get the desired min & max column indices
left = self.view.x
right = self.view.x + TERMINAL_COLS
# Load the map background into the text buffer
for y, row in enumerate(self.map.text[top:bottom]):
# self.view.text[y] = self.map.text[y][left:right]
self.view.text[y] = row[left:right]
# Load the player avatar into the text buffer
# line_list = list(self.view.text[self.player.y])
# line_list[self.player.x] = self.player.avatar
# self.view.text[self.player.y] = "".join(line_list)
def display(self):
"""Dump the text buffer to the terminal using curses.addch()."""
for y, row in enumerate(self.view.text):
for x, column in enumerate(row):
if self.view.text[y][x] in self.nontraversable:
self.screen.addch(y, x, ord(self.view.text[y][x]), curses.color_pair(2) | curses.A_BOLD)
else:
self.screen.addch(y, x, ord(self.view.text[y][x]), curses.color_pair(1) | curses.A_DIM)
# Color the player -- use the standout property to distinguish from the current background
self.screen.addch(self.player.y, self.player.x, self.player.avatar, curses.color_pair(1) | curses.A_STANDOUT)
# Move the cursor back to the origin to prevent curses.ERR from being out of bounds
self.screen.move(0, 0)
def is_valid_move(self, row, column):
"""Check desired square for nontraversable characters."""
for character in self.nontraversable:
if self.view.text[row][column] == character:
return False
# Desired square does not contain a nontraversable characters
return True
def move(self, direction):
"""
Reposition either the character or the view, depending on current map location.
Assume that the move is valid (i.e. terrain is traversable).
"""
# Always set the new direction -- regardless of whether we actually move
self.player.direction = direction
# Get the potential new coordinates
row, col = self.move_direction(self.player.y, self.player.x, direction)
# Check if the move is valid -- i.e. player is allowed to move onto this square
if self.is_valid_move(row, col):
# Determine whether we should reposition the view or the character
# When walking towards a map edge that is in sight, move the character
# When walking away from a map edge
if self.at_edge(direction):
# Move Character
self.player.y, self.player.x = row, col
self.error("At Edge: Moved player 1 unit {0}".format(direction))
elif not self.player.centered(direction):
# Player is not centered in this direction -- move player
self.player.y, self.player.x = row, col
self.error("Not Centered: Moved player 1 unit {0}".format(direction))
else:
# Move View
self.view.y, self.view.x = self.move_direction(self.view.y, self.view.x, direction)
self.error("Normal: Moved view 1 unit {0}".format(direction))
def at_edge(self, direction=None):
"""
Summary:
Test if viewport has reached any edge of the map.
If a direction is specified, then test against that
direction and nothing else.
Params:
direction - A cardinal direction NSWE to check (optional)
Returns:
True if the specified directional edge has been reached. (direction specified)
True when any edge has been reached. (no direction specified)
"""
if direction is not None:
if direction == NORTH:
if self.view.y <= self.map.min_row:
self.error("{0} <= {1}".format(self.view.y, self.map.min_row))
return True
return False
elif direction == EAST:
if (self.view.x + TERMINAL_COLS) >= self.map.max_col:
return True
return False
elif direction == SOUTH:
if (self.view.y + TERMINAL_ROWS) >= self.map.max_row:
return True
return False
elif direction == WEST:
if self.view.x <= self.map.min_col:
return True
return False
else:
self.error("Invalid direction {0}".format(direction))
else:
if (
self.view.x <= self.map.min_row
or self.view.x >= self.map.max_row
or self.view.y <= self.map.min_col
or self.view.y >= self.map.max_col
):
return True
return False
def move_direction(self, row, column, direction):
if direction == NORTH:
return row - 1, column
elif direction == EAST:
return row, column + 1
elif direction == SOUTH:
return row + 1, column
elif direction == WEST:
return row, column - 1
else:
return row, column
def process_input(self, key):
"""Process the user's input."""
# QUIT PROGRAM
if key == ord("q"):
sys.exit()
# CHARACTER MOVEMENT
if key == ord("w"):
self.move(NORTH)
if key == ord("a"):
self.move(WEST)
if key == ord("s"):
self.move(SOUTH)
if key == ord("d"):
self.move(EAST)
# INVENTORY
if key == ord("i"):
self.show_inventory()
# TESTING / DEBUGGING
if key == ord("f"):
curses.flash()
if key == ord("1"):
for row in self.view.text:
self.error(row)
if key == ord("2"):
self.error("Player >>> row: {0}, col: {1}".format(self.player.y, self.player.x))
self.error("View >>> row: {0}, col: {1}".format(self.view.y, self.view.x))
if key == ord("3"):
self.error("START MAP TEXT")
for row in self.map.text:
self.error(row)
self.error("END MAP TEXT")
def show_inventory(self):
pass
def clear_errors(self):
if os.path.exists("./error.log"):
os.remove("./error.log")
def error(self, message):
with open("error.log", "a") as errorfile:
errorfile.write(message + "\n")
-display all bullet object in all_bullets list
- remove them if they move out of frame or move them up
'''
for index, bullet in enumerate(all_bullets):
win.blit(bullet.Img, (bullet.posX, bullet.posY))
if bullet.posY + bullet.height < 0:
remove_bullet(all_bullets, index)
else:
bullet.move_up(4)
# ArcadeShip
initialX, initialY = 250, 380
ArcadeShipImg = pygame.image.load(
'./media/image/shipimg64.png').convert_alpha()
ArcadeShip = Character(initialX, initialY, 64, 64, ArcadeShipImg)
loop_rate = 1000
ship_movement_rate = (1 / loop_rate) * 3
def ShowArcadeShip():
win.blit(ArcadeShip.Img, (ArcadeShip.posX, ArcadeShip.posY))
# Enemies
EnemyImg = pygame.image.load('./media/image/enemy32.png').convert_alpha()
def newEnemy():
''' returns new enemy object, with random (x,y) coords '''
