def interact_with(self, p):
"""
:type p: This is completely pointless and only included for uniformity with the other interact_with methods.
"""
var = DialogWindow("This is a door.")
var.show()
TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack.append(var)
def interact_with(self, player):
if not self.done:
self.turn_to_face_player(player)
for x in self.text:
var = DialogWindow(x)
var.show()
TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack.append(var)
def interact_with(self, player):
if not self.done:
self.turn_to_face_player(player)
for x in self.text:
var = DialogWindow(x)
var.show()
TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack.append(var)
def interact_with(self, player):
if not self.done:
TilePy.game_object.game_log(TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack, 1)
TilePy.game_object.game_log("added to inventory: " + self.name, 0)
var = DialogWindow(self.text)
var.show()
TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack.append(var)
self.done = True
self.in_inventory = True
player.inventory.append(self)
def interact_with(self, player):
if not self.done:
TilePy.game_object.game_log(TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack,
1)
TilePy.game_object.game_log("added to inventory: " + self.name, 0)
var = DialogWindow(self.text)
var.show()
TilePy.game_object.dialog_window_stack.append(var)
self.done = True
self.in_inventory = True
player.inventory.append(self)
def __init__(self, title, buttons, results):
DialogWindow.__init__(self, title)
# The main frame holds the whole content for the window.
# The basic design idea of the dialog looks like:
# +----------------------+
# | Title caption |
# +----------------------+
# | main frame |
# | ++++++++++++++++++++ |
# | + + |
# | + with + |
# | + + |
# | + user content + |
# | + + |
# | +------------------+ |
# | + Action frame + |
# | ++++++++++++++++++++ |
# +----------------------+
self.padding = 5
self._mainframe = VFrame()
self._mainframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._mainframe.spacing = 5
self._mainframe.padding = 0
self._contentframe = VFrame()
self._contentframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._contentframe.spacing = 0
self._contentframe.padding = 0
self._mainframe.add_child(self._contentframe)
# Buttons will be placed in the action frame.
self._actionframe = HFrame()
self._actionframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._actionframe.padding = 0
self._mainframe.add_child(self._actionframe)
self.set_buttons(buttons, results)
self._signals[SIG_DIALOGRESPONSE] = []
self.set_child(self._mainframe)
def __init__ (self, title, buttons, results):
DialogWindow.__init__ (self, title)
# The main frame holds the whole content for the window.
# The basic design idea of the dialog looks like:
# +----------------------+
# | Title caption |
# +----------------------+
# | main frame |
# | ++++++++++++++++++++ |
# | + + |
# | + with + |
# | + + |
# | + user content + |
# | + + |
# | +------------------+ |
# | + Action frame + |
# | ++++++++++++++++++++ |
# +----------------------+
self.padding = 5
self._mainframe = VFrame ()
self._mainframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._mainframe.spacing = 5
self._mainframe.padding = 0
self._contentframe = VFrame ()
self._contentframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._contentframe.spacing = 0
self._contentframe.padding = 0
self._mainframe.add_child (self._contentframe)
# Buttons will be placed in the action frame.
self._actionframe = HFrame ()
self._actionframe.border = BORDER_NONE
self._actionframe.padding = 0
self._mainframe.add_child (self._actionframe)
self.set_buttons (buttons, results)
self._signals[SIG_DIALOGRESPONSE] = []
self.set_child (self._mainframe)
def openDialog(self, rvType):
rv_dialog = DialogWindow(rvType)
rv_dialog.resize(rv_dialog.width(), self.height())
rv_dialog.move(self.x() + self.width() + 10, self.y())
rv_dialog.show()
