def uppy():
    print "-"*50
    for num, obj in LocalGame.dObjectList.iteritems():
        print "%s in room number %d"%(obj.Name,num)
    print "-"*50

class Game_Handler(object):
    def __init__(self):
        self.dRooms = {}
        self.dObjectList = {}
        self.dCharList = {}
        print "JoshMUD has been initialized"
    def createRoom(self,name,desc,num): #This method creates a room, DERP
        room = Room(name,desc,num)
    def describeRoom(self,roomnum): #This method describes the roomnum
        if roomnum in self.dRooms:
            self.dRooms[roomnum].describe()
        else:
            print "An area of nil existance [nil]"
            print
            print "You cannot see anything."
    def objectsInRoom(self,roomnum): #Returns a list containing the objects in the room
        return [obj for num, obj in self.dObjectList.iteritems() if num == roomnum]
    def createObject(self,name,num): #Creates an object and places it in the roomnum
        object = Object(name,num)
    def teleportObject(self,name,newnum): #Teleports the object with name
        for num, obj in self.dObjectList.iteritems():
            if obj.Name == name:
                uppy()
                obj.teleport(newnum)
                uppy()

LocalGame = Game_Handler()


class Room(object): #The Room class, all in-game rooms will be instances of this
    def __init__(self,name,desc,roomnumber):
        if not roomnumber in LocalGame.dRooms: #If the room number isn't taken
            self.Name = name
            self.Description = desc
            self.RoomNumber = roomnumber
            LocalGame.dRooms[self.RoomNumber] = self #Make an entry in dRooms
            print "A room has been created with room number %d." %self.RoomNumber
        else:
            print "A room was attempted to be created with room number %d, but that room number is already taken." %roomnumber
    def describe(self):
        print "%s [%d]"%(self.Name,self.RoomNumber)
        print
        print self.Description
        for obj in LocalGame.objectsInRoom(self.RoomNumber):
            print "You see a %s." %obj.Name

class Object(object): #The Object class, all in-game objects will be instances of this
    def __init__(self,name,roomLoc): #self.RoomLoc is the room number it's in, name is obvious
        self.Name = name
        self.RoomLoc = roomLoc
        print "A new object was created! It's a %s." %self.Name
        if self.RoomLoc in LocalGame.dCharList:
            print "A %s appears out of nowhere and drops to the floor."%self.Name
        if not self.RoomLoc in LocalGame.dRooms:
            print "The %s was created outside the realm of existance!" %self.Name
        LocalGame.dObjectList[self.RoomLoc] = self
    def teleport(self,newroom):
        if newroom in LocalGame.dRooms:
            uppy()
            if self.RoomLoc in LocalGame.dCharList: #If someone is watching
                print "The %s is engulfed in a foggy blue haze, and then vanishes."%self.Name
            del LocalGame.dObjectList[self.RoomLoc]
            uppy()
            self.RoomLoc = newroom
            LocalGame.dObjectList[self.RoomLoc] = self #Re-enter the object entry
            uppy()
            if self.RoomLoc in LocalGame.dCharList:
                print "A foggy blue haze spreads out from a pinprick of light, then a %s reconstructs itself and drops to the floor."%self.Name
            uppy()
            print "A %s teleported to room %d!" %(self.Name,self.RoomLoc)
            uppy()
        else:
            print "A %s tried to teleport to room %d, but room %d does not exist so the %s could not!" %(self.Name,newroom,newroom,self.Name)


class Character(object): #The Character class. Constuctor arguments are name and starting room number, respectivly
    def __init__(self,name,roomnum):
        self.RoomNumber = roomnum
        self.Name = name
        print "%s entered the game! They are currently located at room number %d." %(self.Name,self.RoomNumber)
        LocalGame.dCharList[self.RoomNumber] = self #Create an entry for the char
        if self.RoomNumber in LocalGame.dRooms:
            LocalGame.describeRoom(self.RoomNumber)
        else:
            print "%s was created out of the realm of existance!"%self.Name
            print "An area of nil existance [nil]"
            print
            print "You cannot see anything."

    def switchRoom(self,newnumber): #This method switches the room number
        if newnumber in LocalGame.dRooms:
            del LocalGame.dCharList[self.RoomNumber]
            self.RoomNumber = newnumber
            LocalGame.dCharList[self.RoomNumber] = self
            print "You walk to room %d." %self.RoomNumber
            LocalGame.describeRoom(self.RoomNumber)
        else:
            print "You try to walk to room %d, but it is out of the realm of existance!"%newnumber

LocalGame.createRoom("A bare, white room","This is a bright white room with no features across the pale walls.",1)
LocalGame.createRoom("An bare, slightly grey room","This is a slighty grey room with no features across the grey walls.",2)
LocalGame.createRoom("A dark grey room with a window","This is a dark grey room with a single, square and framed window embedded in the east wall.",3)
LocalGame.createObject("bowl of soup",1)
LocalCharacter = Character("Jishaxe",1)

'''while True:
    inp = raw_input(">>>")
    if inp == "l" or inp == "look": #Look command
        if LocalCharacter.RoomNumber in dRooms:
            for rnum, room in dRooms.iteritems():
                if rnum == LocalCharacter.RoomNumber:
                    room.Describe()
    elif inp[0:7] == "create ": #Create command
        sep = inp.find(" in room ",8) #Sep is location of " in room ", if found
        if sep != -1: #If " in room " exists in the command
            obname = inp[8:sep] #Seperate the object name from the string
            roomnum = inp[sep + 8].int() #Seperate the room number from the string - TODO: Needs verification for intyness of the string
            temp = cObject(obname,roomnum) #Create the object '''