def updateTurnView(self):
self.whoseTurnView.clearSubviews() # Remove all objects already on the whosturnView, as we want a clean slate to draw onto
turnIcon = NWPi.UIView((0, 0), self.whoseTurnView, (236, 236, 236)) # Create an empty UIView to load the turnview onto
if self.turn == "PLAYER1": # Check who's turn it is, and set the background image corresponding. Easy as pi.
turnIcon.setBackgroundImage('cross.png')
turnIcon.rect.centerx = self.whoseTurnView.rect.width / 2
turnIcon.rect.y = 15
turnText = NWPi.textObject("Player 1 To Move") # Also set the text.
turnText.rect.centerx = self.whoseTurnView.rect.width / 2
turnText.rect.y = 85
elif self.turn == "PLAYER2":
turnIcon.setBackgroundImage('circle.png')
turnIcon.rect.centerx = self.whoseTurnView.rect.width / 2
turnIcon.rect.y = 15
turnText = NWPi.textObject("Player 2 To Move")
turnText.rect.centerx = self.whoseTurnView.rect.width / 2
turnText.rect.y = 85
self.whoseTurnView.addSubView(turnIcon) # Add all the subViews, and win.
self.whoseTurnView.addSubView(turnText)
self.whoseTurnView.updateView() # Finally, update the view so everything blits, and we're good to go :D
def customInitial(self):
self.constants = NWPi.constants()
text = NWPi.textObject("Layout One", False, True)
text.rect.centerx = self.canvas.get_rect().centerx
text.rect.y = 200
self.addSubView(text)
def backToHome(self, event, caller):
if event.type == pygame.MOUSEBUTTONUP:
caller.navigationController.makeKeyAndVisible("HOMEVIEWCONTROLLER")
homeButton = NWPi.fancyButton(self)
homeButton.setText("Go Home!")
homeButton.rect.centerx = self.canvas.get_rect().centerx
homeButton.rect.y = 450
homeButton.setCustomCallback(backToHome)
self.addSubView(homeButton, True)