def get_text(prompt,debug, player):
if len(debug) == 0:
return raw_input(prompt)
else:
result = debug.pop(0)
printer.block("{0}FILE: {1}".format(prompt,result), player)
return result
def get(current,rooms,menus,player,npc,debug):
need_command = True
#if it's a room that presents a menu upon entering:
if current['type'] == "room" and "menu" in current['entrance text']: #if entrance text is a menu label
menu_name = current['entrance text']['menu'] #save the name so we can clear it from the room
del(current['entrance text']['menu']) #get rid of the menu so it's only processed once
current = menus[menu_name] #set the menu as where we are
if current['type'] == "room":
while need_command is True:
#whether the player has been told the results of a command
processed_command = False
command = get_text("What do you want to do? > ", debug, player).split() # makes the command a list
# Strip out the articles:
#*Make this less ugly
articles = ["the", "to", "a", "an", "in", "out"]
for article in articles:
i = 0
while i < len(command):
if command[i] == article:
command.pop(i)
i += 1
#check to see if the direct object is 2 words instead of 1:
if len(command) > 2:
command[1] += " " + command[2]
#*add a line here to delete what used to be command[2]
#check if it isn't long enough:
if len(command) < 2:
printer.block("Sorry, command too short.", player)
processed_command = True
else:
####
# "Check actions" block above the generic commands so you can override
# the generic commands in the actions section.
if 'actions' in current: #if the room has possible actions
if command[0] in current['actions']: #if the action is possible
#if the noun is a possible recipient of the verb:
if command[1] in current['actions'][command[0]]:
#if the result is a menu:
if "menu" in current['actions'][command[0]][command[1]]:
return menus[current['actions'][command[0]][command[1]]["menu"]]
elif "statement" in current['actions'][command[0]][command[1]]:
printer.block(current['actions'][command[0]][command[1]]["statement"], player)
processed_command = True
#check if the verb is something that can be done to an item in the room:
#**add "continue" statements here instead of nested ifs***
if 'items' in current and processed_command == False: #if the room has items
#if the room has this item:
if command[1] in current['items']:
#if the item can be put into the proposed state:
if command[0] in current['items'][command[1]]['states']:
#if the item can be put into the proposed state from its current state, do it:
if current['items'][command[1]]['status'] in \
current['items'][command[1]]['states'][command[0]]['from']:
processed_command = True
printer.block(current['items'][command[1]]['states'][command[0]]['from'][current['items'][command[1]]['status']], player)
current['items'][command[1]]['status'] = command[0]
#special section for "take":
if command[0] == 'take':
inventory_add(current['items'][command[1]]["name"], 1, player)
processed_command = True
#if acting on the object changes other things:
if "changes" in current['items'][command[1]]['states'][command[0]]:
printer.process_changes(current['items'][command[1]]['states'][command[0]]['changes'],rooms,menus,player,npc)
else:
printer.block("You can't {0} that item after you {1} it.".format(command[0], current['items'][command[1]]['status']), player)
processed_command = True
else:
#If there is a specific message to tell the user the action can't be done:
if "disallowed states" in current['items'][command[1]] and command[0] in current['items'][command[1]]['disallowed states']:
printer.block(current['items'][command[1]]['disallowed states'][command[0]], player)
processed_command = True
elif command[0] == "inspect":
printer.block("Nothing spectacular about it.", player)
processed_command = True
else:
printer.block("Sorry, you can't {} that.".format(command[0]), player)
processed_command = True
if command[0] == 'go':
if command[1] in current['exits']:
return rooms[current['exits'][command[1]]]
else:
if processed_command == False:
printer.block("That's not a direction in which you can go.", player)
processed_command = True
elif command[0] == 'look':
if command[1] in current['exits'] and processed_command is False:
printer.block(rooms[current['exits'][command[1]]]['look'], player)
processed_command = True
elif command[1] == 'around':
return current
else:
if processed_command == False:
printer.block("That's not a direction in which you can look.", player)
elif command[0] == 'view':
if command[1] == 'inventory':
for item in player['inventory']:
if player['inventory'][item] > 0:
printer.block("{0} x {1}".format(item, player['inventory'][item]), player)
else:
if processed_command == False:
printer.block("That's not something you can view.", player)
else:
if processed_command == False:
printer.block("Sorry, unrecognized command.", player)
processed_command = True
elif current['type'] == "menu":
while True:
choice = get_text("Which do you choose? > ", debug, player)
try:
command = int(choice)
except ValueError: #if it's not an integer
command = len( current['choices']) #skips all the checking and asks for another response
if command < len( current['choices']):
#if you want to print a message before the next printing
if "premessage" in current['responses'][command]:
printer.block(current['responses'][command]["premessage"], player)
#NOTE: The ONLY thing that happens before the changes listed in a
#response is the premessage. Everything else happens afterward.
#if any variables get shifted around
if "changes" in current['responses'][command]:
printer.process_changes(current['responses'][command]['changes'],rooms,menus,player,npc)
# if it just says something, then returns you to the room:
if "final" in current['responses'][command]:
printer.block(current['responses'][command]["final"], player)
return rooms[current['origin']]
#if you should get the same menu again
elif "loop" in current['responses'][command]:
printer.block(current['responses'][command]["loop"], player)
# If the loop changes the menu's prompt:
if current['responses'][command]["prompt"] != "":
current["prompt"] = current['responses'][command]["prompt"]
return current
# If it's another menu, send the next menu along:
elif "menu" in current['responses'][command]:
return menus[current['responses'][command]["menu"]]
elif "room" in current['responses'][command]:
return rooms[current['responses'][command]["room"]]
else:
printer.block("Not an option, bub.", player)
elif current['type'] == "store":
while True:
choice = get_text("Which item to buy? > ", debug, player)
try:
command = int(choice)
except ValueError: #if it's not an integer
command = len( current['items']) #skips all the checking and asks for another response
if command < len(current['items']):
choice = get_text("How many? (You have {0} coins, or enough for as many as {1}) > ".format(player['inventory']['coins'], player['inventory']['coins']/current['items'][command]['price'] ), debug, player)
try:
qty = int(choice)
except ValueError: #if it's not an integer
qty = 0 #skips all the checking and asks for another response
# If you want to buy more than the store has:
if qty > current['items'][command]['qty available']:
block("The store doesn't have that many available.")
# If you can't afford that many:
elif (qty * current['items'][command]['price']) > player['inventory']['coins']:
printer.block("You don't have enough money. That would cost you {} coins.".format(qty * current['items'][command]['price']), player)
# Otherwise, buy em:
else:
if qty > 0:
inventory_add('coins', -1 * qty * current['items'][command]['price'], player)
inventory_add(current['items'][command]['name'], qty, player)
printer.block("{0}: You spent {1} coins on {2} of them.".format(current['items'][command]['name'], qty * current['items'][command]['price'], qty), player)
return rooms[current['origin']]
# If you pick something that isn't an option
else:
printer.block("Not an option, friend.", player)
