def setUp(self):
# set up some weights to test with
# wt[0] => 0 kg weight, wt[1] => 1 kg weight, etc.
self.wt = []
for i in range(0, 10):
name = str(i) + ' kg'
self.wt += [inventory.Item(name, weight=i)]
def setUp(self):
# set up Inventory instances to test length and weight restrictions
self.inv = inventory.Inventory()
self.inv_len = inventory.Inventory(max_len=3)
self.inv_wt = inventory.Inventory(max_weight=7)
# set up Item objects for use
self.generic1 = inventory.Item('item1')
self.generic2 = inventory.Item('item2')
self.generic3 = inventory.Item('item3')
self.generic4 = inventory.Item('item4')
self.light = inventory.Item('light', weight=1)
self.medium = inventory.Item('medium', weight=4)
self.heavy = inventory.Item('heavy', weight=8)
import hashlib
import inventory
name = 'room 4'
win = False
message = False #variable to keep track of state of engine
password = False #variable to keep track of state of computer password
inv = inventory.Inventory() #generate a user inventory
cmd = '' #variable to keep track of user's commands
cabinet1 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 1
cabinet2 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 2
cabinet3 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 3
CD = inventory.Item('CD', description='a very sharp discus',
weight=2) #create CD item
keycard = inventory.Item('keycard',
description='a panacea to your issues',
weight=1) #create keycard item
USB = inventory.Item('USB', description='a wicked device',
weight=1) #create USB item
cabinet1.pick_item(CD) #put CD in cabinet 1
cabinet2.pick_item(keycard) #put keycard in cabinet 2
cabinet3.pick_item(USB) #put USB in cabinet 3
#function to access computer 1
def computer1():
print " _______________ "
print " | ___________ | "
'''
import inventory
import hashlib
# room metadata
name = 'room 6'
win = False
# user and room inventory objects
inv = inventory.Inventory()
room_items = inventory.Inventory()
# init the room with some potentially useful items
room_items.pick_item(
inventory.Item('apple', description='keeps doctors away', weight=1))
room_items.pick_item(
inventory.Item('banana', description='monkey like', weight=1))
room_items.pick_item(
inventory.Item('orange',
description='not to be compared to apple',
weight=1))
room_items.pick_item(
inventory.Item('chestnut',
description='a solid road in Holmdel, NJ',
weight=1))
room_items.pick_item(
inventory.Item('penguin', description='tux, is that you?', weight=3))
# sha256 hash of the 'special object' name, so the casual user looking at the
# source code still doesn't know what the item is
| 3 | | 4 |
+---+ +---+
'''
##############
# SETUP ROOM #
##############
# the actual values of the machine are stored in an Inventory object
atw_mcn = inventory.Inventory(max_len=5)
# initialize Atwood machine with dummy masses
for i in range(1, atw_mcn.max_len+1):
n = str(i)+'_kg'
atw_mcn.pick_item(inventory.Item(n,
description='a '+n+' mass',
weight=i))
# the room's environment can hold unlimited items
room_items = inventory.Inventory()
# initialize room items
axe = inventory.Item('axe',
description='a mighty weapon',
weight=4)
sword = inventory.Item('sword',
description='an awesome weapon',
weight=2)
rail_gun = inventory.Item('rail_gun',
description='a terrifying weapon',
weight=8)
import hashlib
import inventory
name = 'room 3'
win = False
engine = False #variable to keep track of state of engine
password = False #variable to keep track of state of computer password
inv = inventory.Inventory() #generate a user inventory
cmd = '' #variable to keep track of user's commands
cabinet1 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 1
cabinet2 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 2
cabinet3 = inventory.Inventory() #create inventory for cabinet 3
welder = inventory.Item('welder', description='a welding tool',
weight=3) #create welder item
hammer = inventory.Item('hammer',
description='an exceedingly dangerous weapon',
weight=2) #create hammer item
wrench = inventory.Item('wrench', description='a wretched wrench',
weight=2) #create wrench item
cabinet1.pick_item(welder) #put welder in cabinet 1
cabinet2.pick_item(hammer) #put hammer in cabinet 2
cabinet3.pick_item(wrench) #put wrench in cabinet 3
#function to access computer and password
def computer():
print "The computer has been accessed."
global password