Exemple #1
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 def startClientThroughNAT(self, serverIP, facilitatorAddress):    # all NAT stuff is pretty much spaghetti code =/... better work that out some day...
     self.isServer = False
     ege.externalStartClient(serverIP, True, facilitatorAddress)
     connected = False
     for i in range(100):
         sleep(0.1)
         packet = ege.receiveData()
         if packet:
             print packet
         if packet and packet['type'] == 'connected':
             connected = True
             self.start()
             break
     return connected
Exemple #2
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    def startClientDirectConnect(self, serverIP):
        self.isServer = False

        ege.externalStartClient(serverIP, False)	# ege.externalStartClient(serverIP, False)
        connected = False
        for i in range(100):
            sleep(0.1)
            packet = ege.receiveData()
            if packet:
                print packet
            if packet and packet['type'] == 'connected':
                connected = True
                self.start()
                break
        return connected
Exemple #3
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answer = raw_input()

if answer.upper() == 'S':
	isServer = True
elif answer.upper() == 'C':
	isServer = False
else:
	raise Exception("Invalid input:", answer, ", must be either 'S' or 'C'")




if isServer:
	ege.externalStartServer(MAX_NO_OF_PLAYERS, False, '')
else:
	ege.externalStartClient('127.0.0.1', False)


done = False


try:
	while not done:
		packet = ege.receiveData()
		if packet:
			print packet
			if packet['type'] == 'connected' or packet['type'] == 'incomingConnection':
				game.main()
				done = True
finally:
	ege.externalCloseAll()