def checkForFullRow(self, background, occupied_blocks, screen, piece):
#check occupied_blocks for full row
block_positions = piece.getCurrentCoordinates()
#min_position is the top of the highest sub_block in the piece that was just placed
min_position = min([x['y'] for x in block_positions])
y = Globals.screen_height
while y >= min_position: #todo: >= here?
if len([x for x in occupied_blocks if x['y'] == y]) == 10:
self.rows_eliminated += 1
self.to_next_level += 1
if self.to_next_level >= 10:
self.time_delay -= 20
self.to_next_level = 0
self.level += 1
#at this point a row has been filled and I need to delete it
occupied_blocks[:] = [
x for x in occupied_blocks if x['y'] != y
] #using a slice to modify list in place
#now move the blocks ABOVE the deleted row down a notch
for block in occupied_blocks:
if block['y'] < y: block['y'] += Globals.block_height
#the items have been deleted from occupied_blocks....now redraw everything
background.fill(self.game_screen_color)
screen.blit(background, (0, 0))
for block in occupied_blocks:
Globals.drawBlock(screen, block['color'], block)
self.level_label = self.font.render(
"Level: " + str(self.level), 1, (255, 255, 255))
self.rows_eliminated_label = self.font.render(
"Rows Eliminated: " + str(self.rows_eliminated), 1,
(255, 255, 255))
self.window_screen.fill((0, 0, 0))
self.window_screen.blit(self.level_label, (450, 80))
self.window_screen.blit(self.rows_eliminated_label, (450, 100))
self.window_screen.blit(screen, (self.game_screen_start_x, 0))
pygame.display.update(
) #update this during the loop to give the effect of removing rows one at a time
background = screen.copy()
pygame.time.delay(250)
else:
y -= Globals.block_height
return background
def checkForFullRow(self, background, occupied_blocks, screen, piece):
#check occupied_blocks for full row
block_positions = piece.getCurrentCoordinates()
#min_position is the top of the highest sub_block in the piece that was just placed
min_position = min([x['y'] for x in block_positions])
y = Globals.screen_height
while y >= min_position: #todo: >= here?
if len([x for x in occupied_blocks if x['y'] == y]) == 10:
self.rows_eliminated += 1
self.to_next_level += 1
if self.to_next_level >= 10:
self.time_delay -= 20
self.to_next_level = 0
self.level += 1
#at this point a row has been filled and I need to delete it
occupied_blocks[:] = [x for x in occupied_blocks if x['y'] != y] #using a slice to modify list in place
#now move the blocks ABOVE the deleted row down a notch
for block in occupied_blocks:
if block['y'] < y: block['y'] += Globals.block_height
#the items have been deleted from occupied_blocks....now redraw everything
background.fill(self.game_screen_color)
screen.blit(background, (0,0))
for block in occupied_blocks:
Globals.drawBlock(screen, block['color'], block)
self.level_label = self.font.render("Level: " + str(self.level), 1, (255,255,255))
self.rows_eliminated_label = self.font.render("Rows Eliminated: " + str(self.rows_eliminated), 1, (255,255,255))
self.window_screen.fill((0,0,0))
self.window_screen.blit(self.level_label, (450, 80))
self.window_screen.blit(self.rows_eliminated_label, (450, 100))
self.window_screen.blit(screen, (self.game_screen_start_x,0))
pygame.display.update() #update this during the loop to give the effect of removing rows one at a time
background = screen.copy()
pygame.time.delay(250)
else: y -= Globals.block_height
return background
def draw(self, screen):
for pair in self.block_coordinates:
Globals.drawBlock(screen, self.color, pair)
pygame.display.update()
def draw(self, screen):
for pair in self.block_coordinates:
Globals.drawBlock(screen, self.color, pair)
pygame.display.update()