def sail(self):
"""Runs every event, or the distance, to the town and adjusts according
to the speed set by the player."""
events = event.Library()
# To do, figure out better way to manage speed
for i in xrange(0, self.distance+carmine.speed):
# Each river event costs the player's ship 5hp for wear & tear
# in post-apocalyptic environments (everything is post-
# apocalyptic... I think)
carmine.change(hp=-5, place="River")
tools.clear(5)
print 'Day {} - Health: {}\n'.format(carmine.day,
carmine.hp)
events.generate(self.odds)
tools.next()
carmine.change(day=1)
carmine.change(place=self.name)
tools.clear()
print 'Day {} - Health: {}\n'.format(carmine.day, carmine.hp)
result = self.enter()
carmine.change(day=1)
return result
def sail(self):
"""Runs every event, or the distance, to the town and adjusts according
to the speed set by the player."""
events = event.Library()
# To do, figure out better way to manage speed
for i in xrange(0, self.distance + carmine.speed):
# Each river event costs the player's ship 5hp for wear & tear
# in post-apocalyptic environments (everything is post-
# apocalyptic... I think)
carmine.change(hp=-5, place="River")
tools.clear(5)
print 'Day {} - Health: {}\n'.format(carmine.day, carmine.hp)
events.generate(self.odds)
tools.next()
carmine.change(day=1)
carmine.change(place=self.name)
tools.clear()
print 'Day {} - Health: {}\n'.format(carmine.day, carmine.hp)
result = self.enter()
carmine.change(day=1)
return result
def display(self, text):
"""Takes a given prompt and fills the ui lines for proper printing."""
# TO DO: Fix hardcoded numbers
# This has to update player stats by rereading the whole dictionary
# every time :/
self._mkdict()
tools.clear(self.clear)
count = 1
find = 0
cont = False
working = text
while working:
# find a line break (if any) including up to the very possible end,
# hence the +1 anything beyond is certain to be a part of the next
# line
if '\n' in working[:self.length+1]:
find = working.find('\n')
else:
find = self.length
fillkey = 'line' + str(count)
# set the line# with the string that should be under the max
# character limit
if self.fill.get(fillkey) == "":
self.fill[fillkey] = working[:find]
else:
# if there is more text than available lines, we need
# another box
cont = True
break
# QUESTION, when break is called, it still removes the last
# used statement, HOW?
working = working[find:].lstrip('\n')
count += 1
print self.frame.format(**self.fill)
if cont:
tools.next()
self.display(working)
def scenario(self):
print "Are you properly disposing of your compostable waste?"
response = self.ask('Your answer?', ['No...', 'LIE!'])
if response == 1:
print '50/50 shot...'
tools.next()
if random.randint(0, 1) == 1:
response = 2
if response == 2:
print 'Uh-huh... we need to have a chat [+2 days] [-10 health]'
carmine.change(hp=-10, day=2)
elif response == 1:
print 'Alright then, carry on...'
elif response == 0:
print 'Well, in this part of the river we compost, let me tell \
you why... [+1 day] [-5 health]'
carmine.change(hp=-5, day=1)
else:
self.error()