def __init__(self, host: str=None):
'''
Parameters:
host : str with ip to connect to or None if server
Example:
game = Game() # Creates a new game instance which will be server
game2 = Game("localhost") # New instance that will connect to host on local machine
'''
self._score = [0, 0] # The current score. First index is current player, second is the opponent
self._myturn = None
self.host = host # None if server, ip string if client
self.win = gui.BoxesWindow(GRID_SIZE[0], GRID_SIZE[1])
# Init connection
if self.isServer():
self._connection = network.server()
else:
self._connection = network.client(self.host)
self.myturn = self.isServer() # Server starts
# Connect data recieved signal to our function and start network thread
self._connection.data_recv.connect(self.on_recv)
self._connection.start()
# TODO: check that connection succeeded
# Connect signal when a line is clicked in the ui to game logic
self.win.gridWidget.lineClicked.connect(self.line_clicked)
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- """ Created on Wed Oct 01 22:43:57 2014 @author: Juda @email: [email protected] """ import network import record import chess log=record.record() server=network.server(log) board=chess.chess(log) log.logging("Game Begin",'SHOWALL') now_player=1 player_limit=[3,3] steps=0 while True: steps+=1 now_player=1-now_player; server.send(server.AI[now_player],'action') log.logging("Send to player %d [name: %s] a signal: ACTION"%(now_player,server.AIname[now_player])) try: message=server.recieve(server.AI[now_player]) except socket.timeout: log.logging("Recieve message form player %d [name: %s]: TIME EXCEEDED LIMIT"%(now_player,server.AIname[now_player]),'SHOWALL')
'''
network server test for the CC3200 based boards.
'''
import os
import network
mch = os.uname().machine
if not 'LaunchPad' in mch and not'WiPy' in mch:
raise Exception('Board not supported!')
server = network.server()
print(server.timeout() == 300)
print(server.isrunning() == True)
server.deinit()
print(server.isrunning() == False)
server.init(login=('test-user', 'test-password'), timeout=60)
print(server.isrunning() == True)
print(server.timeout() == 60)
server.deinit()
print(server.isrunning() == False)
server.init()
print(server.isrunning() == True)
try:
server.init(1)
except:
print('Exception')
from vector3 import *
import constants
import renderer
import event_handler
import network
import world
server = False
for arg in sys.argv:
if arg == '-s' or arg == '-server':
server = True
try:
if server: net = network.server( constants.port )
else: net = network.client( "pymud.no-ip.org", constants.port )
except AttributeError, e:
print "ERROR: in connection, %s" % e
sys.exit(-1)
pygame.init()
rend = renderer.renderer( vector3( constants.width, constants.height ) )
hand = event_handler.handler()
scene = world.world( rend, hand, net )
while True:
event = hand.process()
if event and event.type == pygame.QUIT:
break
# GRID_SIZEX = 100 # will probably need to be rectangular
# GRID_SIZEY = 100
# # change all of this to a game class
if __name__ == '__main__':
# game = Game.Game() # initilize game and pygame
# middleware = n.MiddleWare(game)
# find which ip address to host on
myhostname = socket.gethostname()
(_,xindx,yindx) = myhostname.split('-')
xindx = int(xindx)
yindx = int(yindx)
print yindx
print xindx
game = tron.Game([xindx, yindx])
for line in open('/etc/hosts').readlines():
if line.find(myhostname) > -1:
if first_hit:
my_ip_address = line.split()[0]
else:
first_hit = True
print my_ip_address
server = n.server(my_ip_address, 20000, game )
server.open_connection()
while True:
server.recev_connection()
FPS.tick(5)
