def addtomovesifcanenpassant(pos, thelist):
"""Determines if the piece at pos can en passant."""
if colour == 'white': capturerank = 5
else: capturerank = 2
square = self.board[pos]
if square == None:
return thelist
elif square.type == pieces.PawnPiece:
if square.colour == colour:
startindex = core.convert(pos, toindex=True)
endindex = core.convert((capturerank, file_), toindex=True)
thelist.append((startindex, endindex))
return thelist
def pawnpromotion(movetuple, colour):
"""Determines if the move was a promotion move."""
finalcoord = core.convert(movetuple[1], tocoordinate=True)
finalrank = finalcoord[0]
if colour == 'white' and finalrank == 7: return True
elif colour == 'black' and finalrank == 0: return True
else: return False
def generateasciiboard(self, board, side):
"""Draws the ascii board."""
def insertsymbolinrankstring(symbol, position, rankstr):
"""Inserts the character into position."""
ranklist = list(rankstr)
ranklist[position] = symbol
rankstr = reduce(lambda x, y: x + y, ranklist)
return rankstr
# Sanity checks.
try:
assert side in ('white', 'black')
except AssertionError:
raise TypeError(
"The parameter 'side' must be either 'white' or 'black'")
# Start by drawing an empty board.
rankstrings = ['........'] * 8
# Assign piece symbols to the undecorated board.
for ii, square in enumerate(board):
if square == None:
continue
else:
piece = square
symbol = piece.notationsymbol
(rank_, file_) = core.convert(ii, tocoordinate=True)
rankstrings[rank_] = \
insertsymbolinrankstring(symbol, file_, rankstrings[rank_])
# Determine which way to print the board.
if side == 'white':
rankstrings = rankstrings[::-1]
rankcoordinates = self.ranks[::-1]
filecoordinates = self.files
elif side == 'black':
for ii in range(len(rankstrings)): # HACK: Reverse ranks too.
rankstrings[ii] = rankstrings[ii][::-1]
rankcoordinates = self.ranks
filecoordinates = self.files[::-1]
# Now decorate board.
board = reduce(lambda x, y: x+y, map(
lambda rankstr, ranknotation: \
(' ' + ranknotation + self.leftedgeborder +
rankstr +
self.rightedgeborder),
rankstrings, rankcoordinates))
board = (self.topborder + board + self.bottomborder + ' ' +
filecoordinates + '\n')
return board
def __getitem__(self, pos):
"""Controls calling the piece at a position on the board like a list."""
errormsg = "The board is read either as a index from 0 to 63 or a " \
"tuple/list that specifies the row and column index."
try:
position = core.convert(pos, toindex=True)
return self._board[position]
except IndexError:
raise IndexError(errormsg)
except TypeError:
raise TypeError(
errormsg) # If the pos is wrong type, raise TypeError.
def __setitem__(self, pos, piece):
"""Add a piece on the board at pos."""
errormsg = ("Please pass a position on the board and a piece that "
"derives from BasePiece")
try:
if piece != None:
assert isinstance(piece, pieces.BasePiece), errormsg
position = core.convert(pos, toindex=True)
self._board[position] = piece
except AssertionError:
raise TypeError(errormsg)
except IndexError:
raise IndexError(errormsg)
except TypeError:
raise TypeError(errormsg)
else:
return None
def getpositionstring(pos):
(rank_, file_) = core.convert(pos, tocoordinate=True)
return self._filesymbols[file_] + self._ranksymbols[rank_]
def test_convertfunction_vectortovector(self):
finalpos = core.convert(self.vectorpos, tovector=True)
self.assertEqual(finalpos, self.vectorpos,
errormessage(finalpos, self.vectorpos))
return None
def test_convertfunction_coordtocoord(self):
finalpos = core.convert(self.tuplepos, tocoordinate=True)
self.assertEqual(finalpos, self.tuplepos,
errormessage(finalpos, self.tuplepos))
return None
def test_convertfunction_indextoindex(self):
finalpos = core.convert(self.indexpos, toindex=True)
self.assertEqual(finalpos, self.indexpos,
errormessage(finalpos, self.indexpos))
return None
