def __init__(self, unrevealed, neighbors, rows, columns):
self.unrevealed = unrevealed
self.neighbors = neighbors
self.rows = rows
self.columns = columns
self.flags = []
self.servant = MineServant(self)
self.exposed_field = self.neighbors.keys()
self.possible_plays = []
self.color_coding = {
'flag': 'green',
'bomb': 'red',
'unrevealed': 'yellow',
'zero': 'grey',
'number': 'white'
}
def __init__(self, load_game=None):
self.rows = 16
self.columns = 30
self.num_mines = 99
if load_game is None:
self.mine = Minesweeper(self.rows,
self.columns,
self.num_mines,
gui=False)
else:
self.mine = Minesweeper.load_state(load_game)
self.servant = MineServant(self.mine)
self.exposed_indices = self.mine.exposed_field
# Move these to self.exposed_field
self.newly_exposed = []
# Add block indices to here as they're revealed
self.unchecked_blocks = []
# Blocks scheduled to be removed after some processes for loops
self.blocks_to_remove = set([])
self.flags_planted = 0
# Lose/win status. Both start as false naturally
self.lose = False
self.win = False
self.semi_solver = None
