Example #1
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def move(command):
    # Find the direction part of the command
    direction = ""
    for word in command:
        if word in directionCommands: direction = word
        break

    # Get the direction's shortcode
    for shortcode in directionMap.keys():
        if direction in directionMap[shortcode]:
            directionShortcode = shortcode
            break

    # Check to see if there is a room in that direction from the player's room
    destination = ""
    for connection in room.list_connections(
            infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location']):
        if directionShortcode in connection[2]:
            destination = connection[0]
            direction = connection[3]
            break

    if destination == "":
        return u"There is no room in that direction."  # Fail state
    else:
        # Move the player
        infoutil.update_state('player', '0', 'location', destination)
        return u"You move " + direction + "..." + room.describe(destination)
Example #2
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def list_connections(roomID):
    # Returns (roomID, room name, direction shortcode, direction longcode) for connections in room
    connections = []
    for connection in infoutil.fetch('info', 'room', roomID)['connections']:
        connections.append(
            (connection['room'], infoutil.name('room', connection['room']),
             connection['direction'],
             directionLongcodes[connection['direction']]))
    return connections
Example #3
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def look(command):
    # Find the thing to look at in the command
    lookTarget = ""
    for word in command:
        if word not in viewCommands + [u"at"]:
            lookTarget = word
            break
    if lookTarget == "": lookTarget = u"room"

    # Look inventory, inventory, i, look inv, etc.
    inventoryList = []
    if lookTarget in invCommands:
        for itemID in list_inventory():
            inventoryList.append(
                item.name(itemID)[0].upper() + item.name(itemID)[1:])
        return u"You have:\n" + '\n'.join(inventoryList)

    # Look room
    if lookTarget == u"room":
        return room.describe(
            infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location'])

        # Look [object]
    else:
        # check if [object] is an npc
        for npci in room.list_npcs(
                infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location']):
            if lookTarget.lower() == npci[1]: return npc.describe(npci[0])

        # check if [object] is an item
        # Get the names of held items
        invItems = []
        for invItem in list_inventory():
            invItems.append((invItem, infoutil.name('item', invItem)))

        # Look for the item in the command in a list of items in the room and held items
        for itemi in room.list_inventory(
                infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location']) + invItems:
            if lookTarget.lower() == itemi[1] or lookTarget in item.synonyms(
                    itemi[0]):
                return item.describe(itemi[0])

        # if the item/npc isn't found
        return u"You can\'t see that here!"
Example #4
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def interact(command):
    # todo: find a good way to integrate this with item commands
    interactionTarget = ""
    for word in command:
        if word not in invManagementCommands + usageCommands + [
                u"up", u"down"
        ]:
            interactionTarget = word
            break

    # Take/get [object]
    if command[0] in [u"take", u"get"]:
        for itemi in room.list_inventory(
                infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location']):
            if interactionTarget.lower(
            ) == itemi[1] or interactionTarget in item.synonyms(itemi[0]):
                infoutil.remove_item(
                    'room',
                    infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location'],
                    itemi[0])  # Remove the item from the room's inventory
                infoutil.add_item(
                    'player', '0',
                    itemi[0])  # And add the item to the player's inventory
                return u"You take the %s." % interactionTarget
        # If the item isn't found
        return u"There is no %s within arm\'s reach."

    # Drop [object], put (down) [object], etc.
    elif command[0] in [u"drop", u"put", u"place"]:
        for itemi in list_inventory():
            if interactionTarget.lower() == infoutil.name(
                    'item',
                    itemi) or interactionTarget in item.synonyms(itemi):
                infoutil.remove_item(
                    'player', '0',
                    itemi)  # Remove the item from the player's inventory
                infoutil.add_item(
                    'room',
                    infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location'],
                    itemi)  # And add the item to the room's inventory
                return u"You drop the %s." % interactionTarget
        # If the item isn't found
        return u"There is no %s within arm\'s reach." % interactionTarget
Example #5
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def describe(roomID):
    ## Create and return a description of the roomID in argument
    # Get the room's name and description
    name = infoutil.name('room', roomID).upper()
    description = infoutil.fetch('info', 'room', roomID)['description']

    # Get inventory, NPCs, and connections for the room
    inventory = list_inventory(roomID)
    npcs = list_npcs(roomID)
    connections = list_connections(roomID)

    # Format the room information as a string
    inventoryentence = u""
    for count, item in enumerate(inventory):
        inventoryentence += item[1]
        if len(inventory) - 2 == count: inventoryentence += u", and "
        elif len(inventory) - 1 != count: inventoryentence += u", "
        elif len(inventory) - 1 == count: inventoryentence += u" are here."

    npcSentence = u""
    for count, npc in enumerate(npcs):
        npcSentence += npc[1]
        if len(npcs) - 2 == count: npcSentence += u", and "
        elif len(npcs) - 1 != count: npcSentence += u", "
        if len(npcs) > 1 and len(npcs) - 1 == count:
            npcSentence += u" are here."
        elif len(npcs) == 1 and len(npcs) - 1 == count:
            npcSentence += u" is here."

    connectionSentence = u""
    if len(connections) > 1: connectionSentence += u"There is "
    for count, connection in enumerate(connections):
        connectionSentence += u"a " + connection[1] + u" to the " + connection[
            3]
        if len(connections) - 2 == count: connectionSentence += u", and "
        elif len(connections) - 1 != count: connectionSentence += u", "
        elif len(connections) - 1 == count: connectionSentence += u"."

    directionList = u"You can go "
    for count, connection in enumerate(connections):
        directionList += connection[3]
        if len(connections) - 2 == count: directionList += u", and "
        elif len(connections) - 1 != count: directionList += u", "
        elif len(connections) - 1 == count: directionList += u"."

    passageList = [
        description, inventoryentence, npcSentence, connectionSentence
    ]
    passageStr = u""
    for sentence in passageList:
        if sentence != u"":
            passageStr += sentence[0].upper() + sentence[1:] + u" "
    return u"\n" + name + u"\n\n" + passageStr + u"\n\n" + directionList
Example #6
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def list_inventory(roomID):
    # Returns (itemID, item name) for item in room
    inventory = []
    for itemID in infoutil.fetch('state', 'room', roomID)['inventory']:
        inventory.append((itemID, infoutil.name('item', itemID)))
    return inventory
Example #7
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import ioutil
import infoutil
import player
import room
import item
import npc

while True:
    ## Main game loop
    # Get the player's command
    command = raw_input("\n" + infoutil.name(
        'room',
        infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['location']).upper() +
                        " :: ").lower().split(' ')
    print player.do(command)
Example #8
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def list_inventory():
    return infoutil.fetch('state', 'player', '0')['inventory']
Example #9
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def commands(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['actions']

# todo: get started on item commands
def state_value(itemID, state): pass
Example #10
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def synonyms(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['synonyms'].split(', ')

def commands(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['actions']
Example #11
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def describe(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['description']
def synonyms(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['synonyms'].split(', ')
Example #12
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def name(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['name']
def describe(itemID): return infoutil.fetch('info', 'item', itemID)['description']
Example #13
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def describe(npcID):
    return infoutil.fetch('info', 'npc', npcID)['description']
Example #14
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def name(npcID):
    return infoutil.fetch('info', 'npc', npcID)['name']