# - Set the logfile:
# - Log.set_logger_file("yourlogfile.log")
# - Log a header:
# - Log.log(Log.Severity.Header, "Your Header")
# - Log a line:
# - Log.log_line()
# - Log a normal message:
# - Log.log(Log.Severity.Normal, "Your Message")
# - Etc...
import time
import Common
import os
## Denotes the severity of the message
Severity = Common.enum(Header=0, Normal=1, OK=2, Warning=3, Fail=4)
_logger_output_file=None
_logfile_name='log.log'
## Opens a file for logging output.
# @warning This overwrites the current
# @param name the name of the output file. No formatting done
def set_logger_file(name = "log.log"):
global _logger_output_file
global _logfile_name
_logfile_name=name
_logger_output_file = open(_logfile_name,'w')
_colors = ["\033[95m","\033[94m","\033[92m","\033[93m","\033[91m","\033[0m"]
## @package Card # Definition of a card for the Cards simulation # # @author Kevin Wierman import Common ## Defines the numerical values for card suits. # The Ranking is as follows: # 0. Non-suit type for null-cards (value=Suits.no_suit) # 1. Hearts (value=Suits.hearts) # 2. Spades (value=Suits.spades) # 3. Diamonds (value=Suits.diamonds) # 4. Clubs (value=Suits.clubs) Suits = Common.enum(no_suit=0,hearts=1,spades=2,diamonds=3,clubs=4) Ranks = Common.enum(joker=0,ace=1,jack=11,queen=12,king=13) ## Private implementation of the suit used in the card in order to avoid unneccessary comparison # class _Suit: ## Default behavior is to def __init__(self, value=Suits.no_suit): self.value = value def __eq__(self, other): return self.value == other.value ## String representation is in the format: "<value>" def __str__(self): if(self.value == Suits.hearts): return "hearts" elif(self.value == Suits.spades): return "spades"
