def console_drop(game: connectfour.GameState) -> connectfour.GameState:
'''
Drops a piece in the console only game mode
'''
col = userfunctions.int_input()
game = userfunctions.catch_drop(game, col)
userfunctions.display_board(game)
return game
def user_move(game: connectfour.GameState, client: online.Client)-> connectfour.GameState:
'''
makes a move in the client-side game board and sends the move to the server
'''
move = userfunctions.get_move()
col = userfunctions.int_input()
if move == 0:
game = userfunctions.catch_pop(game, col)
elif move == 1:
game = userfunctions.catch_drop(game, col)
userfunctions.display_board(game)
online.send_move(client, col + 1, move)#add 1 because int_input subtracts 1
return game
def update_game(game: connectfour.GameState,
client: online.Client) -> connectfour.GameState:
'''
Asks for user input and sends to server
Receives server input
Handles user and server input and returns updated gamestate
Combined user_move and server_move to allow for consistent UI after game ends
'''
#Input user move and send to server
move = userfunctions.get_move()
col = userfunctions.int_input()
online.send_move(client, col + 1,
move) #add 1 because int_input subtracts 1
#receive response from server
response = online.parse_msg(client)
#handle user move
if move == 0:
print('USER: Pop at column ' + str(col + 1))
game = userfunctions.catch_pop(game, col)
elif move == 1:
print('USER: Drop at column ' + str(col + 1))
game = userfunctions.catch_drop(game, col)
userfunctions.display_board(game)
#Handle server move
if response[2] >= 0:
if response[0] == 1:
print('SERVER: Pop at column ' + str(response[1] + 1))
game = userfunctions.catch_pop(game, response[1])
userfunctions.display_board(game)
elif response[0] == 2:
print('SERVER: Drop at column ' + str(response[1] + 1))
game = userfunctions.catch_drop(game, response[1])
userfunctions.display_board(game)
elif response[0] == -1:
if game.turn != connectfour.RED: #checks to see if server has made a move after a valid user move
print('FATAL ERROR: Bad server')
online.close_client(client)
return #returns none, indicates client/server desync
#if game is ended
if response[2] == 1:
print('GAME OVER: Red Wins')
elif response[2] == 2:
print('GAME OVER: Yellow Wins')
return game