def setup(self):
super(PVZMainScreen, self).setup()
# Preload monster sprites
meteormon_img = os.path.join("sample_sprites", "notmine", "meteormon_clueless.png")
bakemon_img = os.path.join("sample_sprites", "notmine", "bakemon_attack.png")
lalamon_img = os.path.join("sample_sprites", "notmine", "lalamon_clueless.png")
tentacly_img = os.path.join("sample_sprites", "notmine", "tentacly_angry.png")
self.__monster_list = [meteormon_img, bakemon_img, lalamon_img, tentacly_img]
# Load the character sprite
shooter_image = Image(os.path.join("sample_sprites", "notmine", "seahomon_hero.png"))
shooter_image.flip(True, False)
shooter_image.position = Point(0, super(PVZMainScreen, self).screen_size[GameConfig.HEIGHT_INDEX] / 2)
self.__shooter_sprite = Shooter(7, shooter_image, 10, self.screen_size[GameConfig.WIDTH_INDEX])
self.player_sprite_group.add(self.shooter_sprite)
from components.image import Image
import os
import pygame
"""
Image exception test results.
Scenario: File specified does not exist.
In this case, the call to pygame.image.load ... already throws
an Exception and it is pointless to throw our own custom Exception.
Scenario: File specified is deleted after load.
Does not seem to affect program flow in any way.
Also, this resource does not seem to need closing.
@author Chad Estioco
"""
pygame.display.set_mode([500, 500])
nonexistent = Image(os.path.join("sample_sprites", "lalamon_clueless.png"));
# Set-up blocking code...
foo = raw_input("Press enter when you have moved lalamon_clueless.png");
nonexistent.flip(True, False)
print "If you got here, deleting the resource does nothing."
