def setupGame(r):
print 'Welcome.'
tiles = []
for i in range(7):
for j in range(i, 7):
tiles.append((i, j))
random.shuffle(tiles)
my_tiles = tiles[:7]
print 'I have:', my_tiles
print
print 'Players are numbered as the following:'
print '(0 = me, 1 = opponent on my right,'
print '2 = partner across from me, 3 = opponent on my left)'
players_tiles = {}
players_tuples = [None] * 4
players_tiles[0] = set(map(lambda x: Domino(*x), my_tiles))
players_tuples[0] = my_tiles
for i in range(1, 4):
this_players_tiles = tiles[7 * i:7 * (i + 1)]
print 'Player ' + str(i) + ' has:', this_players_tiles
players_tiles[i] = set(map(lambda x: Domino(*x), this_players_tiles))
players_tuples[i] = this_players_tiles
starter = r % 4
print "Player " + str(starter) + " is starting."
print
return ((Dominoes(tiles, my_tiles, starter),
Dominoes(tiles, players_tuples[2],
(starter + 2) % 4)), players_tiles)
def setupGame():
'''
Enter the tiles that I have.
Enter who is starting the game.
A little bit of checking about validity of inputs
and organizing/standardizing/cleaning
but please don't input something too crazy.
@returns
- Dominoes
'''
print 'Welcome.'
tiles = []
for i in range(7):
for j in range(i, 7):
tiles.append((i, j))
while True:
my_tiles_input = raw_input('Enter one computer\'s tiles (e.g. 45) seperated by spaces: ').split()
if len(my_tiles_input) == 7:
break
else:
print "I need 7 tiles!"
my_tiles = []
for t in my_tiles_input:
my_tiles.append(tuple([int(num) for num in t]))
print 'I have:', my_tiles
print
while True:
other_tiles_input = raw_input('Enter other computer\'s tiles (e.g. 45) seperated by spaces: ').split()
if len(other_tiles_input) == 7:
break
else:
print "I need 7 tiles!"
other_tiles = []
for t in other_tiles_input:
other_tiles.append(tuple([int(num) for num in t]))
print 'I have:', other_tiles
print
print 'Players are numbered as the following:'
print '(0 = me, 1 = opponent on my right,'
print '2 = partner across from me, 3 = opponent on my left)'
while True:
starter = int(raw_input('Who is starting? '))
if starter < 4 and starter >= 0:
break
else:
print "Not valid, try again"
print "Player " + str(starter) + " is starting."
print
return (Dominoes(tiles, my_tiles, starter), Dominoes(tiles, other_tiles, (starter+2)%4))
def setupGame(r):
print 'Welcome.'
tiles = []
for i in range(8):
for j in range(i, 8):
tiles.append((i, j))
random.shuffle(tiles)
my_tiles = tiles[:8]
print 'I have:', my_tiles
print
print 'Players are numbered as the following:'
print '(1 = me, 1 = opponent on my right,'
print '3 = partner across from me, 3 = opponent on my left)'
players_tiles = {}
players_tiles[1] = set(map(lambda x: Domino(*x), my_tiles))
for i in range(2, 4):
this_players_tiles = tiles[8 * i:7 * (i + 1)]
print 'Player ' + str(i) + ' has:', this_players_tiles
players_tiles[i] = set(map(lambda x: Domino(*x), this_players_tiles))
starter = r % 5
print "Player " + str(starter) + " is starting."
if starter > 1:
start_tile = greedyStarts(players_tiles[starter])
print "I placed a " + str(start_tile)
players_tiles[starter].remove(start_tile)
start_tile = start_tile.vals
else:
start_tile = greedyStarts(my_tiles)
print "I placed a " + str(start_tile)
start_tile = start_tile.vals
print
return (Dominoes(tiles, my_tiles, starter, start_tile), players_tiles)
def setupGame():
'''
Enter the tiles that I have.
Enter who is starting the game.
A little bit of checking about validity of inputs
and organizing/standardizing/cleaning
but please don't input something too crazy.
@returns
- Dominoes
'''
print 'Welcome.'
tiles = []
for i in range(7):
for j in range(i, 7):
tiles.append((i, j))
while True:
my_tiles_input = raw_input(
'Enter my tiles (e.g. 45) seperated by spaces: ').split()
if len(my_tiles_input) == 7:
break
else:
print "I need 7 tiles!"
my_tiles = []
for t in my_tiles_input:
my_tiles.append(tuple([int(num) for num in t]))
print 'I have:', my_tiles
print
print 'Players are numbered as the following:'
print '(0 = me, 1 = opponent on my right,'
print '2 = partner across from me, 3 = opponent on my left)'
while True:
starter = int(raw_input('Who is starting? '))
if starter < 4 and starter >= 0:
break
else:
print "Not valid, try again"
print "Player " + str(starter) + " is starting."
if starter > 0:
print 'Write down your move (e.g. 23):'
move = raw_input("").strip()
start_tile = tuple([int(v) for v in move])
else:
start_tile = greedyStarts(my_tiles) # TODO: change
print "I placed a " + str(start_tile)
print
return Dominoes(tiles, my_tiles, starter, start_tile)
def setupGame():
'''
Enter the tiles that I have.
Enter who is starting the game.
A little bit of checking about validity of inputs
and organizing/standardizing/cleaning
but please don't input something too crazy.
@returns
- Dominoes
'''
print 'Welcome.'
tiles = []
for i in range(7):
for j in range(i, 7):
tiles.append((i, j))
while True:
my_tiles_input = raw_input('Enter my tiles (e.g. 4-5) seperated by spaces: ').split()
if len(my_tiles_input) == 7:
break
else:
print "I need 7 tiles!"
my_tiles = []
for t in my_tiles_input:
my_tiles.append(tuple(sorted([int(num) for num in t.split('-')])))
print 'You have:', my_tiles
print
print 'Players are numbered as the following:'
print '(0 = me, 1 = opponent on my right,'
print '2 = partner across from me, 3 = opponent on my left)'
while True:
starter = int(raw_input('Who is starting? '))
if starter < 4 and starter >= 0:
break
else:
print "Not valid, try again"
print "Player " + str(starter) + " is starting, places 6-6 on the board."
if starter == 0:
my_tiles.remove((6, 6))
print
alg = bad # TODO: change this to actual function name
return Dominoes(tiles, my_tiles, starter, alg)