def display_crawl():
if skip:
universal.say_replace('')
worldView = universal.get_world_view()
textRect = universal.get_world_view().copy()
titleFont = pygame.font.SysFont(universal.FONT_LIST_TITLE, universal.TITLE_SIZE)
displayPosition = (worldView.topleft[0], worldView.topleft[1] + 2 * titleFont.get_linesize())
universal.display_text(universal.get_text_to_display(), textRect, displayPosition, isTitle=False)
pygame.display.flip()
def begin_game(episode):
global displayedText
global commands
global screen
global font
import os
if '.init.sav' in os.listdir('save'):
os.remove(os.path.join('save', '.init.sav'))
# Initialise screen
#commandText = textrect.render_textrect(' '.join(commands), font, commandView, LIGHT_GREY, DARK_GREY, 1)
#commandTextPos = commandText.get_rect()
#commandTextPos.centerx, commandTextPos.centery = commandView.center;
# Blit everything to the screen
defaultFont = pygame.font.SysFont(universal.FONT_LIST, universal.DEFAULT_SIZE)
titleFont = pygame.font.SysFont(universal.FONT_LIST_TITLE, universal.TITLE_SIZE)
universal.init_game()
background = universal.get_background()
screen = universal.get_screen()
screen.blit(background, (0, 0))
commandView = universal.get_command_view()
worldView = universal.get_world_view()
#commandSurface = pygame.Surface((commandView.width, commandView.height))
#commandSurface.fill((255, 0, 0))
#commandSurface.fill(DARK_GREY)
#commandSurface.fill(LIGHT_GREY)
#pygame.display.flip()
leftCommandView = universal.get_left_command_view()
rightCommandView = universal.get_right_command_view()
middleCommandView = universal.get_middle_command_view()
dirtyRects = titleScreen.title_screen(episode)
#screen.blit(commandSurface, commandView.topleft)
#screen.blit(background, (0,))
# Event loop
#fps = 30
#clock = pygame.time.Clock()
while True:
#screen.blit(commandSurface, commandView.topleft)
#pygame.draw.rect(commandSurface, LIGHT_GREY, commandView, 5)
#Technically, this for loop is silly now, because I'm only allowing one event in
#queue at a time. (Search for CLEAR)
for event in pygame.event.get():
if event.type == KEYUP:
if event.key == K_LSUPER or event.key == K_RSUPER:
pygame.display.iconify()
else:
#CLEAR
#This will have to be changed if I ever implement something that requires rapid key combinations.
pygame.event.clear()
newDirtyRects = universal.get_command_interpreter()(event)
try:
dirtyRects.extend(newDirtyRects)
except TypeError:
pass
elif event.type == QUIT:
music.close_music_files()
import os
if '.init.sav' in os.listdir('save'):
os.remove(os.path.join('save', '.init.sav'))
music.clean_up_music()
return
if universal.get_text_to_display() != '':
if universal.get_title_text() != '':
position = (worldView.topleft[0], worldView.topleft[1] + titleFont.get_linesize())
textRect = worldView.copy()
textRect.height = textRect.height - titleFont.get_linesize()
universal.display_text(universal.get_title_text(), worldView, position, isTitle=True)
displayPosition = (worldView.topleft[0], worldView.topleft[1] + 2 * titleFont.get_linesize())
textRect = worldView.copy()
dirtyRects.append(textRect)
textRect.height = textRect.height - 2 * titleFont.get_linesize()
universal.display_text(universal.get_text_to_display(), textRect, displayPosition, isTitle=False)
universal.clear_text_to_display()
#The following is a bit of command position fiddling to make everything look nice and balanced.
universal.display_commands()
pygame.draw.rect(screen, universal.LIGHT_GREY, pygame.Rect(commandView.topleft, commandView.size), universal.COMMAND_VIEW_LINE_WIDTH)
#pygame.display.flip()
#clock.tick_busy_loop(fps)
newDirtyRects = []
#Bonemouth was having a strange error where the game would crash when trying to save, apparently because the game only takes one list of dirty rects? Not sure, and couldn't replicate it,
#and of course the error message doesn't actually print the value of dirty rects :-/, so I can't figure out what dirty rects look like when the bug is thrown. So I'm assuming for some
#strange reason I'm ending up with a nested list. So I flatten it first. Note that since every atomic element is a rectangle, and those aren't iterable, we don't need to worry about
#accidentally flattening tuples or strings.
for maybeList in dirtyRects:
if isinstance(maybeList, pygame.Rect):
newDirtyRects.append(maybeList)
else:
newDirtyRects.extend(maybeList)
newDirtyRects.append(get_command_view())
#Wine doesn't play nice with the dirty rects approach, so if we are running under Wine, then we update everything forever.
if universal.playOnMac:
pygame.display.flip()
elif dirtyRects:
pygame.display.update(newDirtyRects)
dirtyRects = []