def init_game(self):
''' Initialilze the game of Mahjong
This version supports two-player Mahjong
Returns:
(tuple): Tuple containing:
(dict): The first state of the game
(int): Current player's id
'''
# Initialize a dealer that can deal cards
self.dealer = Dealer()
# Initialize four players to play the game
self.players = [Player(i) for i in range(self.num_players)]
self.judger = Judger()
self.round = Round(self.judger, self.dealer, self.num_players)
# Deal 13 cards to each player to prepare for the game
for player in self.players:
self.dealer.deal_cards(player, 13)
# Save the hisory for stepping back to the last state.
self.history = []
self.dealer.deal_cards(self.players[self.round.current_player], 1)
state = self.get_state(self.round.current_player)
self.cur_state = state
return state, self.round.current_player
]
else:
test_case = [
values[index - 1], values[index], values[index + 1]
]
if self.check_consecutive(test_case):
set_count += 1
for each in test_case:
values.pop(values.index(each))
c = _type + "-" + str(each)
sets.append(c)
if c in tmp_cards:
tmp_cards.pop(tmp_cards.index(c))
return set_count, sets
if __name__ == "__main__":
judger = MahjongJudger()
player = Player(0)
card_info = Card.info
#print(card_info)
player.pile.append([Card(card_info['type'][0], card_info['trait'][0])] * 3)
#player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][0], card_info['trait'][0])]*2)
player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][1], card_info['trait'][1])] * 4)
player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][2], card_info['trait'][1])] * 3)
player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][0], card_info['trait'][2])] * 3)
player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][3], card_info['trait'][9])] * 2)
#player.hand.extend([Card(card_info['type'][2], card_info['trait'][4])]*1)
print([card.get_str() for card in player.hand])
print(judger.judge_hu(player))
def test_player_get_player_id(self):
player = Player(0, np.random.RandomState())
self.assertEqual(0, player.get_player_id())
def test_player_get_player_id(self):
player = Player(0)
self.assertEqual(0, player.get_player_id())