def input(self, args):
self.x1 = args[0]
self.y1 = args[1]
self.x2 = args[2]
self.y2 = args[3]
data = args[4]
if len(args) == 6:
# Transformed sprite
self.transform = (
self.str2num(4, data[0:4]), self.str2num(4, data[4:8]),
self.str2num(4, data[8:12]), self.str2num(4, data[12:16]),
self.str2num(4, data[16:20]), self.str2num(4, data[20:24]))
data = data[24:]
# Construct a reasonable sprite block from the data supplied
# One sprite and offset to sprite
sprdata = self.number(4, 1) + \
self.number(4, 0x10)
free = self.str2num(4, data[0:4]) + 0x10
sprdata = sprdata + self.number(4, free) + data
# Create a spritefile object
sprites = spritefile.spritefile(StringIO.StringIO(sprdata))
# Use the first, and only, sprite
self.name = sprites.sprites.keys()[0]
self.sprite = sprites.sprites[self.name]
def input(self, args):
self.x1 = args[0]
self.y1 = args[1]
self.x2 = args[2]
self.y2 = args[3]
data = args[4]
if len(args) == 6:
# Transformed sprite
self.transform = (self.str2num(4, data[0:4]),
self.str2num(4, data[4:8]),
self.str2num(4, data[8:12]),
self.str2num(4, data[12:16]),
self.str2num(4, data[16:20]),
self.str2num(4, data[20:24]))
data = data[24:]
# Construct a reasonable sprite block from the data supplied
# One sprite and offset to sprite
sprdata = self.number(4, 1) + \
self.number(4, 0x10)
free = self.str2num(4, data[0:4]) + 0x10
sprdata = sprdata + self.number(4, free) + data
# Create a spritefile object
sprites = spritefile.spritefile(StringIO.StringIO(sprdata))
# Use the first, and only, sprite
self.name = sprites.sprites.keys()[0]
self.sprite = sprites.sprites[self.name]
def output(self):
# Create a new spritefile object
sprites = spritefile.spritefile()
# Add the sprite
sprites.sprites[self.name] = self.sprite
# Write the sprite to an output stream
stream = StringIO.StringIO()
sprites.write(stream)
# Return the text string stored in the stream
return StringIO.StringIO.read()
def output(self):
# Create a new spritefile object
sprites = spritefile.spritefile()
# Add the sprite
sprites.sprites[self.name] = self.sprite
# Write the sprite to an output stream
stream = StringIO.StringIO()
sprites.write(stream)
# Return the text string stored in the stream
return StringIO.StringIO.read()
