def alter(self):
engine = Engine.getInstance() # the engine of the game
player = engine.getPlayer() # the player
# load these up now so there isn't a recursion error earlier on
from Item import loadItem
from Scenario import getRoom
# go through the list of items to remove from the player
for item in self.alterPlayer[0]:
player.removeItem(loadItem(item))
# go through the list of items to add to the player
for item in self.alterPlayer[1]:
player.addItem(loadItem(item))
# go through the list of rooms to be altered
for room in self.alterRooms.keys():
if room is not None:
scene = getRoom(room)
else:
scene = engine.getScenario()
# remove things from the rooms
for n in self.alterRooms[room][0][0]:
scene.objects.remove(loadItem(n))
for n in self.alterRooms[room][1][0]:
scene.commands.remove(loadCommand(n))
for n in self.alterRooms[room][2][0]:
scene.paths.remove(getRoom(n))
# add things to the rooms
for n in self.alterRooms[room][0][1]:
scene.objects.append(loadItem(n))
for n in self.alterRooms[room][1][1]:
scene.commands.append(loadCommand(n))
for n in self.alterRooms[room][2][1]:
scene.paths.append(getRoom(n))
print scene.objects
print scene.commands
print scene.paths
def removeItem(self, item): if type(item) is str: from Item import loadItem item = loadItem(item) return self.inventory.remove(item)
def hasItem(self, item): if type(item) is str: from Item import loadItem item = loadItem(item) return item in self.inventory
def addItem(self, item): if type(item) is str: from Item import loadItem item = loadItem(item) self.inventory.append(item)
