# hey bryce I've added some notes about python in here for you

# import a bunch of files from the src folder

from src import character

from src import combathandler

from src import weaponlist

# how to instantiate characters!

yuri = character.Character( name="Yuri",

weapons=[weaponlist.iron_fist,weaponlist.hth()] )

katsuro = character.Character( name="Kaito Katsuro",

weapons=[weaponlist.staff,weaponlist.hth()] )

# a note about the weapons in those two characters; weaponlist.hth() inits

# a new instance of the hth class, whereas the iron_fist is an object defined

# in weaponlist. Be careful with that since they can be overwritten. And if more

# than one person is assigned an object, remember that it is an object and not

# a primitive ... shouldn't be a problem with the weapons, but just a heads-up

# heh it could be a problem with the weapons. It just occurred to me that giving

# the 'AK' to more than one person would mean that enemies could be sharing a

# clip. We might wanna fix that at some point. :P

thug1 = character.Character( name="Thug 1",

weapons=[weaponlist.gun(), weaponlist.hth(), weaponlist.meleeWeapon()])

thug2 = character.Character(name="Thug 2", weapons=[weaponlist.meleeWeapon()])

# the default character is a good basic thug.

# melee weapon defaults to a knife.

thug3 = character.Character(name="Thug 3", weapons=[weaponlist.gun()])

thug4 = character.Character(name="Thug 4", weapons=[weaponlist.gun()])

thug5 = character.Character(name="Thug 5", weapons=[weaponlist.gun()])

thug6 = character.Character(name="Thug 6", weapons=[weaponlist.gun()])

thug7 = character.Character(name="Thug 7", weapons=[weaponlist.gun()])

#'lambda:' just means "return the following simple expression" and is a function

if __name__ == "__main__":

# a little trick to make sure this stuff only runs if THIS is the file being

# executed. The stuff above will execute if this file is 'import'ed

# use anonymous functions to plug in simple data to test ai functions

# Note to bryce: in python, function names are variables.

# if you don't put () after them they are assignable, passable, etc

thug1.aiPickStance = lambda x: 2 # aggressive

thug1.aiPickDiceDropped = lambda x: 0 # no dice drop

thug1.aiPickNumberOfActions = lambda x: 1 # one action

thug1.aiPickAttackType = lambda x: 2 # attack type 1=knockout, 2=knockdown

thug1.aiPickWeapon = lambda x: 1 # 2nd weapon is hth

# comment the following lines if you don't want to hear LOTS of stuff

# character.debug = True

# combathandler.debug = True

# the following is a situation similar to one I might use for early

# evolution trials

team1 = [thug1]

team2 = [thug2]

for i in range(0,100):

thug1.clear()

thug2.clear()

fight = combathandler.CombatHandler([team1, team2])

while fight.combatRound():

pass # don't do anything. The real business is the while condition.

print i

for t in (thug1, thug2):

print t.name, "has been killed?", t.done, ", Has", t.getWoundPenalty(), "penalty"