def splash_screen():
'''
display a simple splash screen which asks user to load/start game.
'''
while True:
print '"Load" existing game or "start" new game?'
input_string = raw_input("load/start? ")
if input_string == 'load' or input_string == 'l':
player_game = GameInstance(load=DEFAULT_SAVE_FILE)
upper_main(player_game)
elif input_string == 'start' or input_string == 's':
player_game = GameInstance()
upper_main(player_game)
# Just so I can test stuff. (Joshua)
elif input_string == 'debug' or input_string == 'd':
player_game = GameInstance()
action_list = ['exit', 'take eggs from fridge', 'look inside fridge', 'go kitchen', 'go hallway']
# ^ Anyone know how I can have this work without it being backwards? refers to action_list.pop() below
user_input.opening_setup(player_game,lambda (x): 'Joshua')
counter = 1
while True:
command = player_game.parser.parse(action_list.pop()) # next command
print "%i: %s" % (counter, command.raw)
player_game.take_action(command)
player_game.check_events()
counter += 1
else:
invalid_input("Please enter \"load\" or \"start\"",
input_string=input_string,
tag='bad load/save choice')
def base_actions_test(self):
''' test to ensure that base actions don't crash '''
game = GameInstance()
opening_setup(game,input=randomString)
for action in BASE_ACTIONS:
if action=="exit": # skip exit action (or else test breaks)
continue
elif action=="help": # ignore help
continue
else:
game.take_action(action,input=randomString)
def base_actions_test(self):
''' test to ensure that base actions don't crash '''
game = GameInstance(input_func=randomString)
for action in BASE_ACTIONS:
if action=="exit": # skip exit action (or else test breaks)
continue
elif action=="help": # ignore help
continue
else:
command = game.parser.parse(action)
game.take_action(command,input=randomString)
