play.py (v1.1)

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import character # Import character to access character types
import time
import world
# Assign character objects to the name (a string)
char_types = {
    "mage": character.mage,
    "thief": character.thief
}

def char_select():
    """
    Allows the player to choose the type of character they would like to be
    """
    #Pull in the list 'char_types'
    global char_types
    print("Please choose a character type\n")

    #Loop through the dictionary 'char_types' to list the character types and stats assigned to them
    for char in char_types:
        print(char.title()) #print the name of the character type in title case (Which capitalizes the first letter of each word in a line)
        # Just to make it look better, print a line of dashes
        print("------------------------------------------------------")
        # loop through the character type stats for printing
        for stat in char_types[char].stats.keys():
            #list the stats assigned to the character type
            print(stat, ":", char_types[char].stats[stat])

        # Seperate character types and their stats with an empty line
        print("\n")

    # Prompt the player to chose a character by entering its name
    choice = input("Please choose a character by typing its name\n")

    # Loop through char_types to check which character the player chose
    for char in char_types.keys():

        # If their choice is equal to the current key (Iteration 1 is "mage") then assign that character object to 'player'
        if choice.lower() == char:

            # Assign the character object to the variable 'player'
            player = char_types[char]

            # Allow them to give their character a name
            name = input("Please give your character a name\n")

            # Confirm that they entered their desired name correctly
            conf = input(f"You entered {name}, is this correct? y/n \n")

            # If they are satisfied with the name they entered the first time, assign the name and return the player object
            if conf.lower() == 'y':
                player.name = name
                print(f"You are now {name} the {char}")
                return player

            # If they did not enter the name correctly, use a while loop to ask until they are satisfied with their entry
            while conf.lower() == 'n':
                name = input("Please give your character a name\n")
                conf = input(f"You entered {name}, is this correct? y/n \n")

                #If they are satisfied with the name they gave, assign the name to the attribute 'name' of the character object (which is assigned to 'player' on line 40)
                if conf.lower() == 'y':
                    player.name = name
                    print(f"You are now {name} the {char}")

                    # Return the complete player object
                    return player



# Assign the return of char_select() to the player variable
# Note: When assigning a function call to a variable, we are actually assigning the return of the function to the variable
player = character.mage # For faster testing, assign a character type to player
player.name = "Something"
# If there is no return from char_select() the player variable is set to None.
# So we use a while loop to keep prompting them to select a character until char_select() has a return value
while player == None:
    # Tell them that they didn't enter a listed character type or they had a typo
    print("!!!You did not enter a listed character name or had a typo, please try again!!!")

    # Give them 2 seconds to read the warning
    time.sleep(2)

    # Assign the return of char_select() to the player variable (which will call the function)
    player = char_select()


######################################################
##############New function############################
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def play_game(player):
    # Load the tiles (map)
    world.load_tiles()

    #Start the player at the spawn location assigned to starting_position located in world.py
    player.location_x, player.location_y = world.starting_position

    # Get the tile at the players location
    tile = world.tile_exists(player.location_x, player.location_y)
    # Tell the player they can check commands and may also quit
    print("You may enter 'commands' at any time to see available commands; You may also enter 'q' to quit")

    # Start the game loop...Check if the player is alive and has not won yet
    while player.is_alive() and not player.victory:
        # Once again get the tile at the player location
        # Note: We do this first in the loop so if the player moves, we get the tile before anything else
        tile = world.tile_exists(player.location_x, player.location_y)

        # Attempt to modify the player (using the modify_player function assigned to the tile they're on)
        try:
            tile.modify_player(player)
        # Catch an error. There more than likely won't be one, but just in case there is, catch it
        except Exception as e:
            print("Error!" e)

# Check if the player is still alive and has not won (This can change depending on what the tiles modify_player function does to the player)
        if player.is_alive() and not player.victory:
            # If the player is in a village, tell the 'available_actions' function to get specific actions (will be coded later)
            if tile.name == "Village":
                available_actions = tile.available_actions(in_town=True)
            # Otherwise just get the default actions(such as movement)
            else:
                available_actions = tile.available_actions()

            # Loop through the available actions and print out the keywords that will let the player use the action
            for action in available_actions:
                print(action.keyword)

            # Allow the player to enter a listed action keyword
            action_input = input("Action: ")

            # If the player entered 'q' thank them for playing and quit the game
            if action_input.lower() == 'q':
                print("Thanks for playing")
                quit()

# Call the play_game() function to start the game
play_game(player)