def _show_change_player_details_popup(self, game):
"""Shows a dialog where the player can change its name and/or color"""
assigned = [
p["color"]
for p in NetworkInterface().get_game().get_player_list()
if p["name"] != NetworkInterface().get_client_name()
]
unused_colors = set(Color.get_defaults()) - set(assigned)
playerdata = PlayerDataSelection(color_palette=unused_colors)
playerdata.set_player_name(NetworkInterface().get_client_name())
playerdata.set_color(NetworkInterface().get_client_color())
dialog = load_uh_widget('set_player_details.xml')
dialog.findChild(name="playerdataselectioncontainer").addChild(
playerdata.get_widget())
def _change_playerdata():
NetworkInterface().change_name(playerdata.get_player_name())
NetworkInterface().change_color(playerdata.get_player_color().id)
dialog.hide()
self._update_game_details()
def _cancel():
dialog.hide()
dialog.mapEvents({
OkButton.DEFAULT_NAME: _change_playerdata,
CancelButton.DEFAULT_NAME: _cancel
})
dialog.show()
def _show_change_player_details_popup(self, game):
"""Shows a dialog where the player can change its name and/or color"""
assigned = [p["color"] for p in NetworkInterface().get_game().get_player_list()
if p["name"] != NetworkInterface().get_client_name()]
unused_colors = set(Color.get_defaults()) - set(assigned)
playerdata = PlayerDataSelection(color_palette=unused_colors)
playerdata.set_player_name(NetworkInterface().get_client_name())
playerdata.set_color(NetworkInterface().get_client_color())
dialog = load_uh_widget('set_player_details.xml')
dialog.findChild(name="playerdataselectioncontainer").addChild(playerdata.get_widget())
def _change_playerdata():
NetworkInterface().change_name(playerdata.get_player_name())
NetworkInterface().change_color(playerdata.get_player_color().id)
dialog.hide()
self._update_game_details()
def _cancel():
dialog.hide()
dialog.mapEvents({
OkButton.DEFAULT_NAME: _change_playerdata,
CancelButton.DEFAULT_NAME: _cancel
})
dialog.show()
def _get_player_list(self):
if self._player_list is not None:
return self._player_list
# for now just make it a bit easier for the AI
difficulty_level = {
False: DifficultySettings.DEFAULT_LEVEL,
True: DifficultySettings.EASY_LEVEL
}
players = []
players.append({
'id':
1,
'name':
self.player_name,
'color':
Color.get(1) if self.player_color is None else self.player_color,
'local':
True,
'ai':
self.human_ai,
'difficulty':
difficulty_level[bool(self.human_ai)],
})
cur_locale = horizons.globals.fife.get_locale()
# add AI players with a distinct color; if none can be found then use black
for num in range(self.ai_players):
color = Color.get(
COLORS.BLACK) # if none can be found then be black
for possible_color in Color.get_defaults():
if possible_color == Color.get(COLORS.BLACK):
continue # black is used by the trader and the pirate
used = any(possible_color == player['color']
for player in players)
if not used:
color = possible_color
break
name = horizons.globals.db.get_random_ai_name(
cur_locale, [p['name'] for p in players])
# out of pre-defined names?
if name is None:
name = 'AI' + str(num + 1)
players.append({
'id': num + 2,
'name': name,
'color': color,
'local': False,
'ai': True,
'difficulty': difficulty_level[True],
})
return players
def _get_player_list(self):
if self._player_list is not None:
return self._player_list
# for now just make it a bit easier for the AI
difficulty_level = {False: DifficultySettings.DEFAULT_LEVEL, True: DifficultySettings.EASY_LEVEL}
players = []
players.append(
{
"id": 1,
"name": self.player_name,
"color": Color.get(1) if self.player_color is None else self.player_color,
"local": True,
"ai": self.human_ai,
"difficulty": difficulty_level[bool(self.human_ai)],
}
)
cur_locale = horizons.globals.fife.get_locale()
# add AI players with a distinct color; if none can be found then use black
for num in xrange(self.ai_players):
color = Color.get(COLORS.BLACK) # if none can be found then be black
for possible_color in Color.get_defaults():
if possible_color == Color.get(COLORS.BLACK):
continue # black is used by the trader and the pirate
used = any(possible_color == player["color"] for player in players)
if not used:
color = possible_color
break
name = horizons.globals.db.get_random_ai_name(cur_locale, [p["name"] for p in players])
# out of pre-defined names?
if name is None:
name = "AI" + str(num + 1)
players.append(
{
"id": num + 2,
"name": name,
"color": color,
"local": False,
"ai": True,
"difficulty": difficulty_level[True],
}
)
return players
def change_color(self, new_color, save=True):
new_color %= len(set(Color.get_defaults()))
if save:
horizons.globals.fife.set_uh_setting("ColorID", new_color)
horizons.globals.fife.save_settings()
try:
if self._client_data.color == new_color:
return
self.log.debug("[CHANGECOLOR] %s", new_color)
if self._mode is None or self._game is None:
self._client_data.color = new_color
return
self.send_packet(packets.client.cmd_changecolor(new_color))
except NetworkException as e:
self._handle_exception(e)
def change_color(self, new_color, save=True):
new_color %= len(set(Color.get_defaults()))
if save:
horizons.globals.fife.set_uh_setting("ColorID", new_color)
horizons.globals.fife.save_settings()
try:
if self._client_data.color == new_color:
return
self.log.debug("[CHANGECOLOR] %s" % (new_color))
if self._mode is None or self._game is None:
self._client_data.color = new_color
return
self.send_packet(packets.client.cmd_changecolor(new_color))
except NetworkException as e:
self._handle_exception(e)
def __init__(self, color_palette=None):
"""
@param widgets: WidgetsDict
"""
self.gui = load_uh_widget('playerdataselection.xml')
self.colors = self.gui.findChild(name='playercolor')
colorlabels = []
events = {}
# need the id to save it as int in settings file.
for color in (Color.get_defaults()
if color_palette is None else color_palette):
label = Label(name='{color}'.format(color=color.name),
text=" ",
max_size=(20, 20),
min_size=(20, 20),
background_color=color)
events['{label}/mouseClicked'.format(label=color.name)] = \
Callback(self.set_color, color.id)
colorlabels.append(label)
# split into three rows with at max 5 entries in each row
# right now there are 14 different colors to choose from.
for i in range(0, len(colorlabels), 5):
hbox = HBox(name='line_{index}'.format(index=i))
hbox.addChildren(colorlabels[i:i + 5])
self.colors.addChild(hbox)
playertextfield = self.gui.findChild(name='playername')
def playertextfield_clicked():
if playertextfield.text == 'Unnamed Traveler':
playertextfield.text = ""
playertextfield.capture(playertextfield_clicked,
event_name='mouseClicked')
self.gui.mapEvents(events)
self.update_data()
def __init__(self, color_palette=None):
"""
@param widgets: WidgetsDict
"""
self.gui = load_uh_widget('playerdataselection.xml')
self.colors = self.gui.findChild(name='playercolor')
colorlabels = []
events = {}
# need the id to save it as int in settings file.
for color in (Color.get_defaults() if color_palette is None else color_palette):
label = Label(name = u'{color}'.format(color=color.name),
text = u" ",
max_size = (20, 20),
min_size = (20, 20),
background_color = color)
events['{label}/mouseClicked'.format(label=color.name)] = \
Callback(self.set_color, color.id)
colorlabels.append(label)
# split into three rows with at max 5 entries in each row
# right now there are 14 different colors to choose from.
for i in xrange(0, len(colorlabels), 5):
hbox = HBox(name='line_{index}'.format(index=i))
hbox.addChildren(colorlabels[i:i+5])
self.colors.addChild(hbox)
playertextfield = self.gui.findChild(name='playername')
def playertextfield_clicked():
if playertextfield.text == 'Unnamed Traveler':
playertextfield.text = ""
playertextfield.capture(playertextfield_clicked, event_name='mouseClicked')
self.gui.mapEvents(events)
self.update_data()
def test_iter():
colors = list(Color.get_defaults())
assert len(colors) == 2
assert all(c.is_default_color for c in colors)
assert colors[0] == Color(0, 0, 0, 255)
assert colors[1] == Color(255, 0, 0, 255)
def test_iter(): colors = list(Color.get_defaults()) assert len(colors) == 2 assert all(c.is_default_color for c in colors) assert colors[0] == Color(0, 0, 0, 255) assert colors[1] == Color(255, 0, 0, 255)
def test_iter(self):
colors = list(Color.get_defaults())
self.assertEqual(len(colors), 2)
self.assertTrue(all(c.is_default_color for c in colors))
self.assertEqual(colors[0], Color(0, 0, 0, 255))
self.assertEqual(colors[1], Color(255, 0, 0, 255))
