def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
# I'm cheating here ... white never moves first in
# a real game, but I want to see that the moves
# would work anyway.
self.board.to_move = WHITE
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
squares[39] = BLACK | MAN
squares[18] = WHITE | MAN
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = WHITE
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
squares[15] = WHITE | MAN
squares[36] = BLACK | MAN
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.clear()
squares = self.board.squares
squares[6] = BLACK | KING
squares[48] = WHITE | KING
self.board.to_move = BLACK
self.board.update_piece_count()
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = WHITE
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
squares[13] = WHITE | KING
squares[19] = BLACK | MAN
squares[30] = BLACK | MAN
squares[29] = BLACK | MAN
squares[18] = BLACK | MAN
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = BLACK
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
squares[8] = BLACK | MAN
squares[9] = BLACK | MAN
squares[14] = BLACK | MAN
squares[13] = BLACK | MAN
squares[6] = BLACK | MAN
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = WHITE
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
squares[41] = WHITE | MAN
squares[36] = BLACK | MAN
squares[25] = BLACK | MAN
squares[13] = BLACK | KING
# set another man on 10 to test that crowning
# move ends the turn
squares[12] = BLACK | KING
def start():
global game_id
print "start"
game_id = "".join(random.choice(chars) for _ in range(6))
print game_id
x = checkers.Checkers(player_id_1, player_id_2)
insert_game(game_id, x)
print query_game(game_id)
resp = render_template('start.html',
title='Checkers',
game_id=game_id,
player_id_1=player_id_1,
player_id_2=player_id_2)
return resp
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
squares = self.board.squares
self.board.clear()
# (white)
# 45 46 47 48
# 39 40 41 42
# 34 35 36 37
# 28 29 30 31
# 23 24 25 26
# 17 18 19 20
# 12 13 14 15
# 6 7 8 9
# (black)
squares[12] = BLACK | MAN
squares[18] = WHITE | MAN
squares[30] = WHITE | MAN
squares[41] = WHITE | MAN
# set another man on 40 to test that crowning
# move ends the turn
squares[40] = WHITE | MAN
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = BLACK
if row is None or col is None or piece == '':
print("\n!!!!Elija una ficha valida!!!!")
elif turn == 1 and isinstance(table.get_table()[row][col], pieceA.PieceA) == False:
print("\n!!!!La ficha elejida no le pertenece!!!!")
elif turn == 2 and isinstance(table.get_table()[row][col], pieceB.PieceB) == False:
print("\n!!!!La ficha elejida no le pertenece!!!!")
else:
result = True
if len(mandatory) is not 0 and result is True and piece not in mandatory:
print("\n!!!!Una de las piezas siguientes piezas debe comer: ")
print(*mandatory.keys())
print('')
result = False
return result
"""
Funcion: print_table
Objetivo: Imprimir el tablero de damas
Retorno: Ninguno
"""
def print_table():
for x in table.get_table():
print(*x)
print('\n')
table = checkers.Checkers()
print("Jugador 1: Minusculas \nJugador 2: Mayusculas\n")
start()
import checkers import pygame obj = checkers.Checkers() obj.game_intro() obj.game_loop() # #================================================== # pygame.init() # display_width = 800 # display_height = 600 # gameDisplay = pygame.display.set_mode((display_width,display_height)) # clock = pygame.time.Clock() #fps manager # FPS = 30 # block_size = 70 # #COLORS# # WHITE = (255,255,255) # BLACK = (0,0,0) # RED = (255,0,0) # GREEN = (136,170,0) # TRUEGREEN= (85,136,34) # BLUE = (0,0,255) # BLUE2 = (93,130,217) # BROWN = (75,75,0) # YELOW = (255,255,0) # GRAY = (230,230,230) # def game_loop():
def test_Get_Valid_Moves4(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
temp.board[0][0] = 5
self.assertIsNotNone(temp.get_valid_moves(0,0))
def test_Clear_Highlighting(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
temp.clear_highlighting()
self.assertEqual(temp.board[0][0], checkers.Square.INVALID)
def test_Get_Valid_Moves1(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
self.assertIsNone(temp.get_valid_moves(0,0))
def main():
game = ck.Checkers(8, 3)
random = ag.RandomAgent('Random', game)
print game.action_space()
gl.interactive_play(game, random)
def test_To_Display_Data(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
self.assertIsNotNone(temp.to_display_data)
def test_Init(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
self.assertIsNotNone(temp)
def test_Make_Move(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
print(temp.get_valid_moves(3,2))
temp.make_move(3,2,4,3)
self.assertEqual(temp.board[1][2], checkers.Square.EMPTY)
import cv2
import config
import image_process
import checkers
path = 'computer-vision/repeat_test.jpg'
path2 = 'computer-vision/test_setup.jpg'
cam = cv2.VideoCapture(0)
while True:
ret, frame = cam.read()
cv2.imshow("test", frame)
if not ret:
break
k = cv2.waitKey(1)
if k % 256 == 27:
# ESC pressed
print("Escape hit, closing...")
break
elif k % 256 == 32:
# SPACE pressed
img_name = path
cv2.imwrite(img_name, frame)
print("written!")
config.curr_state = image_process.board_array(path, config.curr_state)
curr_board = checkers.Checkers(config.curr_state)
curr_board.bestMoves()
cam.release()
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
self.board.to_move = WHITE
self.squares = self.board.squares
def setUp(self):
self.game = checkers.Checkers()
self.board = self.game.curr_state
def test_Init_Board(self):
temp = checkers.Checkers()
self.assertIsNotNone(temp.board)
