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ct_cell.py
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import curses as crs
"""
Gets the character value (as an int) of a cell in the board;
As blocks take up two curses-coordinate spaces,
a cell is defined as such, and its identifying
symbol will be in the righthand space;
In theory, the cell will either be empty (". "),
have an old block (two ACS_BLOCK chars),
or have an active block (two ACS_CKBOARD chars)
"""
def getCellValue(y, x, board):
return board.inch(y, 2 * x)
"""
Sets the character values of a cell in the board
"""
def setCellValue(y, x, val, board):
values = { \
"EMPTY": '. ', \
"ACTIVE": (crs.ACS_CKBOARD, crs.ACS_CKBOARD) \
}
colors = { \
"ACTIVE-C": 3, \
"ACTIVE-S": 2, \
"ACTIVE-Z": 1, \
"ACTIVE-L": 7, \
"ACTIVE-R": 4, \
"ACTIVE-I": 6, \
"ACTIVE-T": 5 \
}
if val == "EMPTY":
v = val
else:
v = "ACTIVE"
i = 2 * x - 1
for c in values[v]:
if v != "ACTIVE":
board.addch(y, i, c)
else:
board.addch(y, i, c, crs.color_pair(colors[val]))
i += 1
# String that contains the ghost piece characters
ghostChars = "[]"
"""
Returns True if the indicated cell is empty
"""
def isCellEmpty(y, x, board):
return y < 1 or getCellValue(y, x, board) in (ord(' '), ord(ghostChars[1]))
"""
Returns True if the indicated cell is a valid board space
"""
def isCellInBounds(y, x):
return y < 21 and x > 0 and x < 11
"""
Return a list of y-addresses that are full of blocks
"""
def getFullLines(board):
fullLines = []
for y in range(20, 0, -1):
full = True
for x in range(1, 11):
if isCellEmpty(y, x, board):
full = False
break
if full:
fullLines.append(y)
return fullLines
"""
Returns True if the indicated line has no blocks in it
"""
def isLineEmpty(y, board):
for x in range(1, 11):
if isCellEmpty(y, x, board):
continue
else:
return False
return True