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73 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
73 lines
2.8 KiB
Python
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"""Each of these classes provides a function for configuring a tank.
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They should inherit from Function.Function.
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To make one available to the tank programmer, add it to the dictionary at
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the end of this file."""
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import Function
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class AddSensor(Function.Function):
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"""addsensor(range, angle, width, [turretAttached])
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Add a new sensor to the tank. Sensors are an arc (pie slice) centered on
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the tank that detect other tanks within their sweep.
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A sensor is 'on' if another tank is within this arc.
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Sensors are numbered, starting at 0, in the order they are added.
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<p>
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range - The range of the sensor, as a percent of the tanks max range.
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angle - The angle of the center of the sensor, in degrees.
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width - The width of the sensor, in percent (100 is a full circle).
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turretAttached - Normally, the angle is relative to the front of the
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tank. When this is set, the angle is relative to the current turret
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direction.
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<p>
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Sensors are drawn for each tank, but not in the way you might expect.
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Instead of drawing a pie slice (the actual shap of the sensor), an arc with
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the end points connected by a line is drawn. Sensors with 0 width don't show
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up, but still work.
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"""
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def __init__(self, range, angle, width, turretAttached=False):
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self._checkRange(range, 'sensor range')
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self._range = range / 100.0
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self._width = self._convertAngle(width, 'sensor width')
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self._angle = self._convertAngle(angle, 'sensor angle')
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self._turretAttached = turretAttached
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def __call__(self, tank):
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tank.addSensor(self._range, self._angle, self._width,
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self._turretAttached)
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class AddToggle(Function.Function):
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"""addtoggle([state])
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Add a toggle to the tank. The state of the toggle defaults to 0 (False).
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These essentially act as a single bit of memory.
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Use the toggle() condition to check its state and the settoggle, cleartoggle,
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and toggle actions to change the state. Toggles are named numerically,
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starting at 0.
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"""
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def __init__(self, state=0):
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self._state = state
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def __call__(self, tank):
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if len(tank.toggles) >= tank.SENSOR_LIMIT:
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raise ValueError('You can not have more than 10 toggles.')
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tank.toggles.append[self._state]
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class AddTimer(Function.Function):
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"""addtimer(timeout)
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Add a new timer (they're numbered in the order added, starting from 0),
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with the given timeout. The timeout is in number of turns. The timer
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is created in inactive mode. You'll need to do a starttimer() action
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to reset and start the timer. When the timer expires, the timer()
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condition will begin to return True."""
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def __init__(self, timeout):
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self._timeout = timeout
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def __call__(self, tank):
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tank.addTimer(timeout)
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setup = {'addsensor': AddSensor,
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'addtoggle': AddToggle,
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'addtimer': AddTimer}
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