def main():
if len(sys.argv) == 1:
print 'Usage: ./dummy.py TEAM_NAME'
sys.exit(1)
print sys.argv[1]
STEPS = 7
#Initialize a points collection
#Point(x,y,s): s == 0 is self point, s == 1 is opponent point
game = Game(steps = STEPS)
#Maintains a list of positions.
#Update a list on seeing an opponent's move and self's choosen move
points = Points()
while True:
try:
s = raw_input()
except EOFError:
# print "EOFError"
# Don't pollute output, output anything to stderr.
break;
#Indicates Game Over
if ("Game Over:" in s or "Wins" in s):
break
# Get the first tuple of the server input
tuples = s.split()
if len(tuples):
#Get opponent's move; It will be at the start
ftuple = tuples[0]
p = ftuple.split(',')
opp_x = int(p[0])
opp_y = int(p[1])
#Client makes sure there are no two stones on the same position.
#Server does this job so its needless. Will remove it later
for k in range(len(points)):
if points[k].x == opp_x and points[k].y == opp_y:
print "Error! You can only put one stone at a position"
break
####
points.append(Point(opp_x,opp_y,1))
pt = game.Play(points)
else:
#Game started.You make the very first move
pt = game.Play(points)
#Record your move
points.append(Point(pt[0],pt[1],0))
#Write to Stdout
print "%d,%d " % (pt[0], pt[1])
def main():
if len(sys.argv) == 1:
print 'Usage: ./dummy.py TEAM_NAME'
sys.exit(1)
print sys.argv[1]
STEPS = 7
#Initialize a points collection
#Point(x,y,s): s == 0 is self point, s == 1 is opponent point
game = Game(steps=STEPS)
#Maintains a list of positions.
#Update a list on seeing an opponent's move and self's choosen move
points = Points()
while True:
try:
s = raw_input()
except EOFError:
# print "EOFError"
# Don't pollute output, output anything to stderr.
break
#Indicates Game Over
if ("Game Over:" in s or "Wins" in s):
break
# Get the first tuple of the server input
tuples = s.split()
if len(tuples):
#Get opponent's move; It will be at the start
ftuple = tuples[0]
p = ftuple.split(',')
opp_x = int(p[0])
opp_y = int(p[1])
#Client makes sure there are no two stones on the same position.
#Server does this job so its needless. Will remove it later
for k in range(len(points)):
if points[k].x == opp_x and points[k].y == opp_y:
print "Error! You can only put one stone at a position"
break
####
points.append(Point(opp_x, opp_y, 1))
pt = game.Play(points)
else:
#Game started.You make the very first move
pt = game.Play(points)
#Record your move
points.append(Point(pt[0], pt[1], 0))
#Write to Stdout
print "%d,%d " % (pt[0], pt[1])
from game import Point, Points, Voronoi, Game
def reverse(Points):
for p in Points:
if p.s == 0:
p.s = 1
else:
p.s = 0
if __name__ == '__main__':
STEPS = 10
#Initialize a points collection
#Point(x,y,s): s == 0 is self point, s == 1 is opponent point
#You must make sure there is no two points of the same position!
points = Points();
game = Game(steps = STEPS)
for i in range(STEPS):
print("Playing red for round {}".format(i))
pt = game.Play(points)
points.append(Point(pt[0],pt[1],0))
vor = Voronoi(points)
print("Red placed a stone at {}".format(pt))
print("Current area: {}".format(game.Area(points, vor.polygons)))
game.Draw(points, vor.polygons)
print("Playing blue for round {}".format(i))
reverse(points)
pt = game.Play(points)