class HalmaGame:
def __init__(self, board, player, player2):
self.player1 = player
self.player2 = player2
self.board = board
# command line arguments given by main
self.bSize = board.bSize
self.tLimit = board.timeLimit
self.hPlayer = board.whatSide
self.filename = None
self.boardArray = []
# call a window creator class
# create GUI (main window, configured columns/ frames, etc..)
self.gui = GUI(self.tLimit, self.board, self)
self.root = self.gui.root
# create blank board using getGameArray return
gameArray = board.boardArray
self.gui.createBoard(self, gameArray)
# main function that runs all the game logic on a click by click basis
def buttonClicked(self, row, column):
print(str(row) + ", " + str(column))
if self.board.gameWon:
return
# if the end turn button has been clicked reset player and switch turn
if self.board.endTurnHappened:
if self.player1.turn:
self.player1.endTurn()
self.player2.turn = True
else:
self.player2.endTurn()
self.player1.turn = True
# set the board end clicked to false
self.board.endTurnHappened = False
# check whos turn it is
if self.player1.turn:
#self.gui.enableButtons(True)
# check if they got a pice
if self.player1.gotPiece:
# if the player is clicking an already clicked piece
if (self.player1.piece[0] == row
and self.player1.piece[1] == column):
# check if the player has jumped a piece already
if (self.player1.hasHopped):
# call move generator again.
self.player1.moveGenerator((row, column))
else:
if not self.player1.madeMove:
pass
# no more valid moves to move too.
elif self.player1.isValidMoves((row, column)):
# update the board object and the ui
self.board.updateBoard(self.player1.piece, (row, column))
self.gui.updateGUI(self.board, self.player1.piece,
(row, column), self.boardArray)
self.gui.highlight(self.boardArray[row][column],
"highlight", self.player1.whatSide)
self.player1.piece = (row, column)
self.player1.madeMove = True
else:
print(self.player1.lastPos)
print(f"{row}, {column}")
if self.player1.lastPos == (row, column):
self.player1.madeMove = False
self.board.updateBoard(self.player1.piece,
self.player1.lastPos)
self.gui.updateGUI(self.board, self.player1.piece,
self.player1.lastPos,
self.boardArray)
self.gui.highlight(self.boardArray[row][column],
"unhighlight",
self.player1.whatSide)
self.gui.highlight(
self.boardArray[self.player1.piece[0]][
self.player1.piece[1]], "unhighlight",
self.player1.whatSide)
self.player1.resetPlayer()
else:
self.gui.setStatusString(
"Invalid move to move, select again")
else:
# check if the click position is a piece to move
if self.player1.isValidPiece((row, column)):
self.player1.lastPos = (row, column)
# generate all the moves that piece can move to
self.player1.moveGenerator((row, column))
self.player1.piece = (row, column)
self.player1.gotPiece = True
self.gui.highlight(self.boardArray[row][column],
"highlight", self.player1.whatSide)
else:
self.gui.setStatusString(
"Invalid piece to move. Please select a valid piece")
# check if game won before continuing
if (self.player1.turn):
print(f"It is {self.player1.whatSide}'s turn.")
if (self.board.winCondition(self.player1.whatSide, False)):
self.gui.setStatusString("Player 1 has won")
else:
if (self.board.winCondition(self.player2.whatSide, False)):
self.gui.setStatusString(
"Player 2 has won") # CHANGE TO COMPUTER HAS WON
def checkForComputer(self):
# check if end turn happened
if self.board.endTurnHappened:
if self.player1.turn:
self.player1.endTurn()
self.player2.turn = True
else:
self.player2.endTurn()
self.player1.turn = True
# set the board end clicked to false
self.board.endTurnHappened = False
# if it is not player's turn
if self.player2.turn:
self.computerMove()
def computerMove(self):
computer = self.player2
bestBoardValue, bestBoardMove, prunes, numMoves = computer.boardStates(
self.gui)
piece = bestBoardMove[0]
pieceCoord = piece.boardPos
moveCoord = bestBoardMove[1]
self.board.updateBoard(piece.boardPos, moveCoord)
self.gui.updateGUI(self.board, pieceCoord, moveCoord, self.boardArray)
# highlight the move made
self.gui.highlight(self.boardArray[pieceCoord[0]][pieceCoord[1]],
"highlight", self.player2.whatSide)
self.gui.highlight(self.boardArray[moveCoord[0]][moveCoord[1]],
"highlight", self.player2.whatSide)
computer.piece = moveCoord
if self.player1.turn:
won = self.board.winCondition(self.player1.whatSide, False)
print(won)
if won:
self.gui.setStatusString("Player 1 has won")
else:
won = self.board.winCondition(self.player2.whatSide, False)
print(won)
if (won):
self.gui.setStatusString(
"Player 2 has won") # CHANGE TO COMPUTER HAS WON
self.gui.endTurnClicked()
