class ConsoleUserInterface:
def __init__(self):
self.game = GameManager()
self.input_exp = re.compile(r'\((?P<x>\d),(?P<y>\d)\)')
def draw(self):
"""
This is responcible for displaying the game in a textual manner to
the user.
"""
#print some game info
player_index = self.game.players.index(self.game.current_player)
print "Player: " + str(self.game.players[player_index].name)
print "Turn#: " + str(self.game.turn)
#TODO: see if there is a better way using map() or something
#print the board in a grid
for y in range(8):
row = ""
for x in range(8):
state = self.game.board[(x,y)].value
if state == SpaceState.Empty:
square = "0"
elif state == SpaceState.Black:
square = "B"
elif state == SpaceState.White:
square = "W"
else:
square = "0"
row = row + " " + square
print row
def update(self):
#requiring correct input
while True:
input = raw_input("Enter placement (x,y) or 'pass': ")
if input.lower() == 'pass':
self.game.pass_player()
return True
elif input.lower() == 'exit':
return False
else:
#this is suppose to be a coordinate for the placement
match = self.input_exp.match(input)
if not match: continue
location = (int(match.groupdict()['x']),
int(match.groupdict()['y']))
self.game.make_placement(location)
return True
def __init__(self): self.game = GameManager() self.input_exp = re.compile(r'\((?P<x>\d),(?P<y>\d)\)')
