Python Diplomacy.load方法代碼示例

# 需要導入模塊: from horizons.world.diplomacy import Diplomacy [as 別名]
# 或者: from horizons.world.diplomacy.Diplomacy import load [as 別名]
class World(BuildingOwner, LivingObject, WorldObject):
	"""The World class represents an Unknown Horizons map with all its units, grounds, buildings, etc.

	It inherits amongst others from BuildingOwner, so it has building management capabilities.
	There is always one big reference per building. It is stored either in the world, the island
	or the settlement.

	The world comprises amongst others:
	   * players - a list of all the session's players - Player instances
	   * islands - a list of all the map's islands - Island instances
	   * grounds - a list of all the map's groundtiles
	   * ground_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the tile:
	                  { (x, y): tileref, ...}
	                 This is important for pathfinding and quick tile fetching.
	   * island_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the island
	   * ships - a list of all the ships ingame - horizons.world.units.ship.Ship instances
	   * ship_map - same as ground_map, but for ships
	   * session - reference to horizons.session.Session instance of the current game
	   * trader - The world's ingame free trader player instance (can control multiple ships)
	   * pirate - The world's ingame pirate player instance
	   TUTORIAL: You should now check out the _init() function.
	"""
	log = logging.getLogger("world")
	def __init__(self, session):
		"""
		@param session: instance of session the world belongs to.
		"""
		self.inited = False
		if False:
			assert isinstance(session, horizons.session.Session)
		self.session = session
		super(World, self).__init__(worldid=GAME.WORLD_WORLDID)

	def end(self):
		# destructor-like thing.
		self.session = None
		self.properties = None
		self.players = None
		self.player = None
		self.ground_map = None
		self.full_map = None
		self.island_map = None
		self.water = None
		self.ships = None
		self.ship_map = None
		self.fish_indexer = None
		self.ground_units = None
		self.trader = None
		self.pirate = None
		self.islands = None
		self.diplomacy = None
		self.bullets = None
		super(World, self).end()

	def _init(self, savegame_db, force_player_id=None, disasters_enabled=True):
		"""
		@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
		@param force_player_id: the worldid of the selected human player or default if None (debug option)
		"""
		"""
		All essential and non-essential parts of the world are set up here, you don't need to
		know everything that happens.
		"""
		#load properties
		self.properties = {}
		for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
			self.properties[name] = value

		# create playerlist
		self.players = []
		self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
		self.trader = None
		self.pirate = None

		# load player
		human_players = []
		for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"):
			player = None
			# check if player is an ai
			ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?", client_id)
			if len(ai_data) > 0:
				class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
				# import ai class and call load on it
				module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
				ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
				player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
			else: # no ai
				player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
			self.players.append(player)

			if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
				self.player = player
			elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
				# possible human player candidate with different client id
				human_players.append(player)
		self.owner_highlight_active = False
		self.health_visible_for_all_health_instances = False

		if self.player is None:
			# we have no human player.
#.........這裏部分代碼省略.........

# 需要導入模塊: from horizons.world.diplomacy import Diplomacy [as 別名]
# 或者: from horizons.world.diplomacy.Diplomacy import load [as 別名]
class World(BuildingOwner, WorldObject):
	"""The World class represents an Unknown Horizons map with all its units, grounds, buildings, etc.

	It inherits from BuildingOwner, among other things, so it has building management capabilities.
	There is always one big reference per building, which is stored in either the world, the island,
	or the settlement.

	The main components of the world are:
	   * players - a list of all the session's players - Player instances
	   * islands - a list of all the map's islands - Island instances
	   * grounds - a list of all the map's groundtiles
	   * ground_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the tile:
	                  { (x, y): tileref, ...}
	                 This is important for pathfinding and quick tile fetching.
	   * island_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the island
	   * ships - a list of all the ships ingame - horizons.world.units.ship.Ship instances
	   * ship_map - same as ground_map, but for ships
	   * session - reference to horizons.session.Session instance of the current game
	   * trader - The world's ingame free trader player instance (can control multiple ships)
	   * pirate - The world's ingame pirate player instance
	   TUTORIAL: You should now check out the _init() function.
	"""
	log = logging.getLogger("world")
	def __init__(self, session):
		"""
		@param session: instance of session the world belongs to.
		"""
		self.inited = False
		if False:
			assert isinstance(session, horizons.session.Session)
		self.session = session
		super(World, self).__init__(worldid=GAME.WORLD_WORLDID)

	def end(self):
		# destructor-like thing.
		super(World, self).end()

		# let the AI players know that the end is near to speed up destruction
		for player in self.players:
			if hasattr(player, 'early_end'):
				player.early_end()

		for ship in self.ships[:]:
			ship.remove()
		for island in self.islands:
			island.end()
		for player in self.players:
			player.end() # end players after game entities, since they usually depend on players

		self.session = None
		self.properties = None
		self.players = None
		self.player = None
		self.ground_map = None
		self.fake_tile_map = None
		self.full_map = None
		self.island_map = None
		self.water = None
		self.ships = None
		self.ship_map = None
		self.fish_indexer = None
		self.ground_units = None

		if self.pirate is not None:
			self.pirate.end()
			self.pirate = None

		if self.trader is not None:
			self.trader.end()
			self.trader = None

		self.islands = None
		self.diplomacy = None
		self.bullets = None

	def _init(self, savegame_db, force_player_id=None, disasters_enabled=True):
		"""
		@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
		@param force_player_id: the worldid of the selected human player or default if None (debug option)
		"""
		"""
		All essential and non-essential parts of the world are set up here, you don't need to
		know everything that happens.
		"""
		# load properties
		self.properties = {}
		for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
			self.properties[name] = json.loads(value)
		if not 'disasters_enabled' in self.properties:
			# set on first init
			self.properties['disasters_enabled'] = disasters_enabled

		# create playerlist
		self.players = []
		self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
		self.trader = None
		self.pirate = None

		self._load_players(savegame_db, force_player_id)

#.........這裏部分代碼省略.........

# 需要導入模塊: from horizons.world.diplomacy import Diplomacy [as 別名]
# 或者: from horizons.world.diplomacy.Diplomacy import load [as 別名]
class World(BuildingOwner, LivingObject, WorldObject):
	"""The World class represents an Unknown Horizons map with all its units, grounds, buildings, etc.

	   * players - a list of all the session's players - Player instances
	   * islands - a list of all the map's islands - Island instances
	   * grounds - a list of all the map's groundtiles
	   * ground_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the tile:
	                  { (x, y): tileref, ...}
	                 This is important for pathfinding and quick tile fetching.z
	   * full_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the tile (includes water and ground)
	   * island_map - a dictionary that binds tuples of coordinates with a reference to the island
	   * ships - a list of all the ships ingame - horizons.world.units.ship.Ship instances
	   * ship_map - same as ground_map, but for ships
	   * fish_indexer - a BuildingIndexer for all fish on the map
	   * session - reference to horizons.session.Session instance of the current game
	   * water - Dictionary of coordinates that are water
	   * water_body - Dictionary of water bodies {coords: area_number, ...}
	   * sea_number - The water_body number of the sea
	   * trader - The world's ingame free trader player instance
	   * pirate - The world's ingame pirate player instance
	   TUTORIAL: You should now check out the _init() function.
	"""
	log = logging.getLogger("world")
	def __init__(self, session):
		"""
		@param session: instance of session the world belongs to.
		"""
		self.inited = False
		self.session = session
		super(World, self).__init__(worldid=GAME.WORLD_WORLDID)

	def end(self):
		self.session = None
		self.properties = None
		self.players = None
		self.player = None
		self.ground_map = None
		self.full_map = None
		self.island_map = None
		self.water = None
		self.ships = None
		self.ship_map = None
		self.fish_indexer = None
		self.ground_units = None
		self.trader = None
		self.pirate = None
		self.islands = None
		self.diplomacy = None
		self.bullets = None
		super(World, self).end()

	@decorators.make_constants()
	def _init(self, savegame_db):
		"""
		@param savegame_db: Dbreader with loaded savegame database
		"""
		#load properties
		self.properties = {}
		for (name, value) in savegame_db("SELECT name, value FROM map_properties"):
			self.properties[name] = value

		# create playerlist
		self.players = []
		self.player = None # player sitting in front of this machine
		self.trader = None
		self.pirate = None

		# load player
		human_players = []
		for player_worldid, client_id in savegame_db("SELECT rowid, client_id FROM player WHERE is_trader = 0 and is_pirate = 0 ORDER BY rowid"):
			player = None
			# check if player is an ai
			ai_data = self.session.db("SELECT class_package, class_name FROM ai WHERE client_id = ?", client_id)
			if len(ai_data) > 0:
				class_package, class_name = ai_data[0]
				# import ai class and call load on it
				module = __import__('horizons.ai.'+class_package, fromlist=[class_name])
				ai_class = getattr(module, class_name)
				player = ai_class.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
			else: # no ai
				player = HumanPlayer.load(self.session, savegame_db, player_worldid)
			self.players.append(player)

			if client_id == horizons.main.fife.get_uh_setting("ClientID"):
				self.player = player
			elif client_id is not None and len(ai_data) == 0:
				# possible human player candidate with different client id
				human_players.append(player)

		if self.player is None:
			# we have no human player.
			# check if there is only one player with an id (i.e. human player)
			# this would be the case if the savegame originates from a different installation.
			# if there's more than one of this kind, we can't be sure what to select.
			# TODO: create interface for selecting player, if we want this
			if(len(human_players) == 1):
				# exactly one player, we can quite safely use this one
				self.player = human_players[0]
			elif not human_players and self.players:
				# the first player should be the human-ai hybrid
#.........這裏部分代碼省略.........