class BombMopper:
# initialize game window
def __init__(self):
# settings
self.buttonSize = 25
self.defaultCanvasWidth = 500
self.defaultCanvasHeight = 500
self.padding = 20
self.buttonImagePadding = 10
self.adjBombTextSize = 25
# window
self.window = Tk()
self.window.title("BOMBMOPPER")
# frames
self.statusFrame = Frame(self.window)
self.statusFrame.pack(side=TOP)
self.gameFrame = Frame(self.window)
self.gameFrame.pack(side=BOTTOM)
# canvas
self.canvasWidth = self.defaultCanvasWidth
self.canvasHeight = self.defaultCanvasHeight
self.canvas = Canvas(self.gameFrame)
self.canvas.config(width=self.canvasWidth,
height=self.canvasHeight,
background='gray',
highlightthickness=0)
self.canvas.grid(column=0, row=0, sticky=(N, W, E, S))
# play button
self.playButton = PlayButton(self)
# difficulty buttons
self.easyButton = DifficultyButton(self, 'easy')
self.intermediateButton = DifficultyButton(self, 'intermediate')
self.hardButton = DifficultyButton(self, 'hard')
# initialize board
self.board = GameBoard(self)
# initialize status bar
self.statusBar = StatusBar(self)
self.statusBar.packContents()
self.window.update()
self.statusBar.deactivate()
# allow quitting without errors
self.window.protocol('WM_DELETE_WINDOW', self.setInactive)
self.isActive = True
# for use by quit button; mainloop ends when self.isActive is False
def setInactive(self):
self.isActive = False
# transition from opening screen (with play button) to difficulty selection
def selectDifficulty(self):
# turn off play button
self.playButton.deactivate()
# turn on difficulty selection buttons
self.easyButton.activate()
self.intermediateButton.activate()
self.hardButton.activate()
self.resizeCanvasToDefault()
# transition from difficulty selection to playing game
def playGame(self, gridSize, nBombs):
# turn off difficulty selection buttons
self.easyButton.deactivate()
self.intermediateButton.deactivate()
self.hardButton.deactivate()
# start game board
self.board.activate(gridSize, nBombs)
# place status frame, turn on status bar
self.statusFrame.pack(side=TOP)
self.statusBar.activate()
# reset size of canvas (for use after game a game ends)
def resizeCanvasToDefault(self):
self.resizeCanvas(self.defaultCanvasHeight, self.defaultCanvasWidth)
# resize canvas; width and height are calculated in GameBoard based on selected difficulty
def resizeCanvas(self, width, height):
self.canvasWidth = width
self.canvasHeight = height
self.canvas.config(width=self.canvasWidth, height=self.canvasHeight)
# run win/lose dialogue with win message
def winGame(self):
self.winLose("YOU WIN!")
# run win/lose dialogue with lose message
def loseGame(self):
self.winLose("YOU LOSE!\nand you smell")
# wait a short time (100ms), then open the win/lose dialogue with input message
def winLose(self, message):
self.window.after(100, lambda: self.winLosePopup(message))
# open win/lose dialogue with input message
# essentially says "<message>, Keep Playing?" and user selects yes or no
def winLosePopup(self, message):
result = tkMessageBox.askquestion(message, "Keep Playing?")
if result == "yes":
self.statusBar.deactivate()
self.resizeCanvasToDefault()
self.canvas.delete('all')
self.board.reset()
self.playButton.activate()
else:
self.isActive = False
# keep displays up to date; run continuously
# buttons run callbacks which update parameters of window / canvas
# display is updated to match parameters when mainloop runs
def mainloop(self):
while self.isActive:
self.window.update()
self.canvas.update()
self.window.destroy()
