def __init__(self, scr):
self.scr = scr
self.choices = {"yes": False, "no": False}
self.txt = Group()
self.txt.append(Text(scr, "WARNING", 50, 50, 50, WHITE))
self.txt.append(
Text(scr, "Deleted data will not be recoverable", 50, 250, 50,
WHITE))
self.txt.append(
Text(scr, "Are you sure you want to delete the saved data?", 50,
450, 50, WHITE))
self.yes = Text_Button(scr,
"YES",
150,
550,
100,
RED,
GREEN,
resp=lambda: self.change_bool("yes"))
self.no = Text_Button(scr,
"NO",
1050,
550,
100,
RED,
GREEN,
resp=lambda: self.change_bool("no"))
return
def __init__(self, scr, setting, value_range, value, x, y):
self.current_value = value
self.setting = setting
self.setting_value = Text_Button(scr, f"{self.setting}: {self.current_value}", x, y, 50, WHITE, BLACK, resp=self.update_text)
self.range = value_range
self.current_index = value_range.index(value)
return
def __init__(self, *args):
# unpack the args values because I can't be bothered to write all those parameters
self.game, self.name, self.price, self.value, index, self.level, self.hidden = args
self.x, self.y = 150 + index * 150, 400 if index < 8 else 610
self.button = Text_Button(self.game.scr, str(self.price), self.x, self.y, 50, WHITE, DARK_GREEN, resp=self.buy)
self.level_button = Text(self.game.scr, f"Level {self.level}", self.x, self.y + 50, 30, WHITE)
self.ava = self.game.unlocked[self.name]
self.__lock = False
return
class Dis:
def __init__(self, scr):
self.scr = scr
self.choices = {"yes": False, "no": False}
self.txt = Group()
self.txt.append(Text(scr, "WARNING", 50, 50, 50, WHITE))
self.txt.append(
Text(scr, "Deleted data will not be recoverable", 50, 250, 50,
WHITE))
self.txt.append(
Text(scr, "Are you sure you want to delete the saved data?", 50,
450, 50, WHITE))
self.yes = Text_Button(scr,
"YES",
150,
550,
100,
RED,
GREEN,
resp=lambda: self.change_bool("yes"))
self.no = Text_Button(scr,
"NO",
1050,
550,
100,
RED,
GREEN,
resp=lambda: self.change_bool("no"))
return
def __getitem__(self, item):
return self.choices[item]
def change_bool(self, booly):
self.choices[booly] = True
return
def blit(self):
self.txt.blit()
self.yes.blit()
self.no.blit()
return
pass
class Setting:
def __init__(self, scr, setting, value_range, value, x, y):
self.current_value = value
self.setting = setting
self.setting_value = Text_Button(scr, f"{self.setting}: {self.current_value}", x, y, 50, WHITE, BLACK, resp=self.update_text)
self.range = value_range
self.current_index = value_range.index(value)
return
def update_text(self):
self.current_index = (self.current_index + 1) % len(self.range)
self.current_value = self.range[self.current_index]
self.setting_value.update_text(f"{self.setting}: {self.current_value}")
return
def blit(self):
self.setting_value.blit()
return
def get_status(self):
return self.setting, self.current_value
pass
class Buy_Button:
def __init__(self, *args):
# unpack the args values because I can't be bothered to write all those parameters
self.game, self.name, self.price, self.value, index, self.level, self.hidden = args
self.x, self.y = 150 + index * 150, 400 if index < 8 else 610
self.button = Text_Button(self.game.scr, str(self.price), self.x, self.y, 50, WHITE, DARK_GREEN, resp=self.buy)
self.level_button = Text(self.game.scr, f"Level {self.level}", self.x, self.y + 50, 30, WHITE)
self.ava = self.game.unlocked[self.name]
self.__lock = False
return
def __str__(self):
return f"level: {self.level}, price: {self.price}"
def blit(self):
if self.ava:
self.button.blit()
self.level_button.blit()
else:
self.hidden.blit(self.x, self.y)
return
def __update(self):
# update the text
self.button.update_text(str(self.price))
self.level_button.update_text(f"Level {self.level}")
return
def lock(self):
# locking the button prevents IndexOutOfRange Error
self.__lock = True
self.price = "MAX"
return
def buy(self):
# prbbly there is a better way but this is fine
if not self.__lock:
self.game.buy(self)
return
def update(self, game):
# update the button upon upgrade
self.level += 1
if self.level == len(game.values[self.name]):
self.lock()
else:
self.value = game.values[self.name][self.level]
self.price = game.prices[self.name][self.level]
self.button.update_text(str(self.price))
self.__update()
return
pass
def __init__(self, scr, game):
self.money = Rect_Text(scr, "0", 10, 10, 50, BLACK, WHITE)
self.save = Text_Button(scr,
"SAVE",
700,
10,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.save)
self.load = Text_Button(scr,
"LOAD",
900,
10,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.load)
self.buy = Text_Button(scr,
"BUY",
700,
100,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.shop)
self.main = Text_Button(scr,
"MAIN",
900,
100,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.game)
self.moneys = 0
return
class HUD:
def __init__(self, scr, game):
self.money = Rect_Text(scr, "0", 10, 10, 50, BLACK, WHITE)
self.save = Text_Button(scr,
"SAVE",
700,
10,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.save)
self.load = Text_Button(scr,
"LOAD",
900,
10,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.load)
self.buy = Text_Button(scr,
"BUY",
700,
100,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.shop)
self.main = Text_Button(scr,
"MAIN",
900,
100,
50,
BLACK,
WHITE,
resp=game.game)
self.moneys = 0
return
# format the money value to look a bit nicer
def format(self, num):
out = ""
# imma need to reverse the number in order to correctly place the ","
num = num[::-1]
for i, digit in enumerate(num):
if i % 3 == 0:
if i > 0:
out += ","
out += digit
# reverse the number back so it makes sense
return out[::-1]
def update(self, money):
# I really wish there was a better way to do this
# nah for loops would be worse
if self.moneys != str(money):
self.moneys = str(money)
self.money.update_text(self.format(str(money)))
self.money.blit()
self.save.blit()
self.load.blit()
self.buy.blit()
self.main.blit()
return
pass