#!/usr/bin/env python

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# MUDserver.py

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"""

Simple MUD server using miniboa

"""

import time

from miniboa import TelnetServer

from clientInfo import ClientInfo

import Engine, World, SysInit, RoomInit, MobInit, Rooms

import Objects

from cMove import alert

import Globals

IDLE_TIMEOUT = Globals.IDLE_TIMEOUT

CLIENT_LIST = Globals.CLIENT_LIST

SERVER_RUN = Globals.SERVER_RUN

CLIENT_DATA = Globals.CLIENT_DATA

TIMERS = Globals.TIMERS

OPList = Globals.OPList

def on_connect(client):

client.send("\nWelcome to the MUD!\nPlease tell us your name.\n%s" % str(CLIENT_DATA[clientDataID].prompt))

def on_disconnect(client):

#broadcast('%s leaves the conversation.\n' % client.addrport() )

def kick_idle():

client.active = False

def broadcast(msg):

client.send(msg)

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# Main

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if __name__ == '__main__':

startupTime = time.time()

lastTime = 0

## Create a telnet server with a port, address,

## a function to call with new connections

## and one to call with lost connections.

'''address should be a blank string for deployment across a network, as blank allows the server to use any network interface it finds.

localhost is for testing where server and clients both exist on one computer, without going across the network'''

telnet_server = TelnetServer(

port=7777,

address='localhost',

on_connect=on_connect,

on_disconnect=on_disconnect,

timeout = .05

)

world = World.World(regions = ['test', 'testb', 'Onette']) # create the world and load the regions into it

# testCounter = 0

# def testTimerFunction(args):

# print "Timer Alert" + str(args[0])

# args[0] += 1

# testTimer = World.Timer(TIMERS, 1, testTimerFunction, [testCounter], respawns = True)

#print TIMERS

MobInit.loadMobs()

Objects.loadSavedEq()

RoomInit.setup()

MobInit.loadSavedMobs()

Globals.startingRoom = Globals.regionListDict['test']['bullpen']

print 'startingRoom:' + str(Globals.startingRoom) + Globals.startingRoom.region + Globals.startingRoom.name.capitalize()+'\n'

print(">> Listening for connections on port %d. CTRL-C to break."

% telnet_server.port)

#print TIMERS

with open('data/OPList', 'r') as f:

OPList = f.readlines()

#print str(Globals.TIMERS)

## Server Loop

while SERVER_RUN:

telnet_server.poll() ## Send, Recv, and look for new connections

kick_idle() ## Check for idle clients

currentTime = time.time()

deltaTime = (currentTime - startupTime) - lastTime

# print "last " + str(lastTime)

# print "cur+start " + str((currentTime-startupTime))

# print "del " + str(deltaTime)

for timer in Globals.TIMERS:

timer.tick(deltaTime)

for timer in Globals.MoveTIMERS:

timer.tick(deltaTime)

lastTime = (currentTime - startupTime)

engineState = Engine.process_clients(SERVER_RUN, OPList, CLIENT_LIST, CLIENT_DATA) ## Check for client input, saving any state changes generated by the engine to 'engineState'

if engineState == 'shutdown':

#print engineState

SysInit.dataSave(CLIENT_LIST, CLIENT_DATA, TIMERS)

RoomInit.saveAllRooms()

MobInit.saveMobs()

Objects.saveEq()

SERVER_RUN = False

print("<< Server shutdown.")