def run_goto(self): self.changelastwordtostring() self.newurl = backend.goto(self.lastword) if self.newurl == None: self.text = 'Sorry, you have to stay in the bubble.' else: self.url = self.newurl
def __init__(self):
#letter takes the user's input letters and makes a string...
#until enter is pressed
def letter(self, thekey, userinput):
self.theletter = thekey
#theletter = theletter.strip()
self.userinput.append(self.theletter)
return ''.join(self.userinput)
pygame.init()
#makes the GUI screen & sets the top caption
self.background = pygame.display.set_mode((920,800))
#self.character = pygame.display.set_mode()
pygame.display.set_caption('TrOlin')
#needed variables
self.userinput = []
text = 'Welcome to Olin!'
url = 'BirdsEye.jpg'
global theword
theword = ''
global thefinalword
thefinalword = ''
global image
image = pygame.image.load(os.path.join('BirdsEye.jpg'))
global person
person = pygame.image.load(os.path.join('StickFig1.png'))
#establishing colors
GREEN = (0,255,0)
BLUE = (0,0,128)
BLACK = (0,0,0)
WHITE = (255,255,255)
#The Font and the text box
self.fontObj = pygame.font.Font('freesansbold.ttf', 24)
self.inputthings = self.fontObj.render('>>', True, WHITE)
self.inputrect = self.inputthings.get_rect()
self.inputrect.center = (35, 768)
while True: #main game loop
self.background.fill(BLUE) #makes white bg
pygame.draw.rect(self.background, BLACK, (10, 580, 900, 160)) #makes dialogue box
pygame.draw.rect(self.background, BLACK, (10, 750, 900, 40)) #makes black textbar
self.background.blit(self.inputthings, self.inputrect) #inputs '>>'
#The main event loop; reads and uses the user's input events
for event in pygame.event.get():
#event = pygame.event.poll()
if event.type == QUIT: #enables program to quit
pygame.quit()
sys.exit()
elif event.type == KEYDOWN: #reads when & what key is pressed
theword = letter(self, event.dict['unicode'], self.userinput) #the growing string
if event.type == KEYDOWN and event.key == K_RETURN:
thefinalword = theword #the final string
thefinalword = thefinalword.lower()
thefinalword = thefinalword.strip()
#identifying the string & running backend
thefinalstring = thefinalword.split()
j = len(thefinalstring)
if j == 0:
pass
else:
firstword = thefinalstring[0]
lastword = thefinalstring[1:j]
k = len(lastword)
delimiter = ' '
lastword = delimiter.join(lastword)
#lastL=list(lastword)
#print lastword[0]
#GOTO identifier
if firstword == 'goto' or firstword == 'go':
if k == 0:
text = 'Go where?'
elif lastword[0] == 'to':
lastword = lastword[1:k]
elif lastword == 'modcon':
l=1
print 'passed condit'
ls_sleep, ls_options = modconlec(1) #input is sleep var
#Prints the current text/dialogue onto the GUI
text=ls_sleep[initv]
self.thedialogueSurface = self.fontObj.render(text, True, WHITE)
self.thedialogueRect = self.thedialogueSurface.get_rect()
#self.thedialogueRect = Rect(10, 580, 900, 160)
self.thedialogueRect.topleft = (20, 588)
self.background.blit(self.thedialogueSurface, self.thedialogueRect)
initv+=initv
elif l != 1:
newurl = backend.goto(lastword)
if newurl == None:
text = 'Sorry, you have to stay in the bubble.'
else:
url = newurl
image = pygame.image.load(os.path.join(url))
person = pygame.image.load(os.path.join('StickFig2.png'))
self.userinput = []
theword = ''
if event.type == KEYDOWN and event.key == K_BACKSPACE: #backspace!
i = len(theword)
self.userinput = self.userinput[0:i-2]
theword = theword[0:i-2]
#Prints the current bg and character onto GUI
self.background.blit(image, (10,10))
self.background.blit(person, (10,10))
#Prints the current string onto the GUI
self.thestringSurface = self.fontObj.render(theword, True, WHITE)
self.thestringRect = self.thestringSurface.get_rect()
self.thestringRect.midleft = (58, 771)
self.background.blit(self.thestringSurface, self.thestringRect)
#Prints the current text/dialogue onto the GUI
self.thedialogueSurface = self.fontObj.render(text, True, WHITE)
self.thedialogueRect = self.thedialogueSurface.get_rect()
#self.thedialogueRect = Rect(10, 580, 900, 160)
self.thedialogueRect.topleft = (20, 588)
self.background.blit(self.thedialogueSurface, self.thedialogueRect)
#changes the display
pygame.display.flip()
