Exemple #1
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def main():
    """main"""
    args = docopt(__doc__)

    if args['--blue'] == 'Human':
        blue = HumanPlayer('Blue', opponent)
    elif args['--blue'] == 'Computer':
        blue = ComputerPlayer('Blue', opponent)
    else:
        print('Invalid argument --blue={}'.format(args['--blue']))
        print('Valid options are: Human or Computer')
        return

    if args['--red'] == 'Human':
        red = HumanPlayer('Red', opponent)
    elif args['--red'] == 'Computer':
        red = ComputerPlayer('Red', opponent)
    else:
        print('Invalid argument --red={}'.format(args['--red']))
        print('Valid options are: Human or Computer')
        return

    for _ in xrange(int(args["--games"])):
        game = run_game(blue, red, 999, args['--show'])
        print(Color.me(game.game_over(), '{} wins in {} moves!!!'.format(
            game.game_over(), game.score_tracker['num_moves'])))
Exemple #2
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def run_game(player1, player2, max_rounds, show=True):
    """Run a game between player1 and player2 for max_rounds and then return
    the game state"""
    game = Game.new('Blue')
    player_toggle = toggle(player1, player2)
    if show:
        game.show()
        print()

    for _ in xrange(max_rounds):
        if game.game_over():
            break

        player = player_toggle.next()
        game.make_move(player)
        game.validate()

        print(Color.me(player.color, "{}'s Score: {}".format(
            player.name, player.score)))

        # print('Player Score (%s): %s' % (player.name, player.score))

        if show:
            game.show()
            print()

    return game