def make_moves(url, headers, data):
logging.debug('Attempting to make moves...')
while True: # Play until game ends
message, state = await_turn(url, headers, data) # Poll until we get a state (it's our turn)
if message is None: # Game complete
return
if message == 'Game complete': # TODO: this is horrible. Do printing elsewhere.
print_state(state)
return
print_state(state)
data['message'] = 'move' # Making a move
data['move'] = ai.make_move(state) # Determine move
print('Posting move: <{}>'.format(data['move']))
output = post_to_game(url, headers, data)
if output is None:
logging.error('Received <None> output from server')
return
del data['move'] # Erase contents each turn
del data['message']
print('Message: {}'.format(output['message']))
if output['message'] == 'Game complete':
return
elif output['message'] in ('Move accepted', 'Move rejected'):
continue
"""
app.py
~~~~~~
The main function of the Tic-Tac-Toe game
author: Sharad Shivmath
"""
from board import Board
import ai
import human
if __name__ == '__main__':
symbols = human.get_symbol()
b = Board(symbols['human_symbol'], symbols['ai_symbol'])
game_over = False
# For the game to end, either the board should be full,
# in which case it will be a draw, or one of the players
# should win.
while b.is_board_full() is False and game_over is False:
b.print_board()
human.make_move(b)
game_over = ai.make_move(b)
b.print_board()
print '------------'
print ' Game over!'
print '------------'
