Package com.barrybecker4.game.twoplayer.go.board.elements.position

Examples of com.barrybecker4.game.twoplayer.go.board.elements.position.GoStone


    private void startGame(OnlineGameTable table) {

        GameContext.log(0, "Now starting game on Server! "+ table);

        // Create players from the table and start.
        PlayerList players = table.getPlayers();
        assert (players.size() == table.getNumPlayersNeeded());
        PlayerList newPlayers = new PlayerList();
        for (Player player : players) {
            if (player.isHuman()) {
                newPlayers.add(player.createSurrogate(controller_.getServerConnection()));
            } else {
                newPlayers.add(player);
            }
        }
        controller_.reset();
        controller_.setPlayers(newPlayers);
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    private OnlineGameTable(String name, Player owner, Player[] initialPlayers, GameOptions options) {
        name_ = name;
        owner_ = owner;
        newestHumanPlayer_ = owner;
        players_ = new PlayerList();
        gameOptions_ = options;
        players_.addAll(Arrays.asList(initialPlayers));
    }
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     * Factory method to create the game controller via reflection.
     * The server should not have a ui component.
     */
    private void createController(String gameName) {

        GamePlugin plugin = PluginManager.getInstance().getPlugin(gameName);
        GameContext.loadResources(gameName);

        // for now, also create a corresponding viewer. The server should really not have knowledge of a UI component.
        // fix this by doing plugin.getModelInstance, then getting the controller from that.
        GamePanel panel  = plugin.getPanelInstance();
        panel.init(null);
        GameBoardViewer viewer = panel.getViewer();

        controller_ = viewer.getController();
    }
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        GamePlugin plugin = PluginManager.getInstance().getPlugin(gameName);
        GameContext.loadResources(gameName);

        // for now, also create a corresponding viewer. The server should really not have knowledge of a UI component.
        // fix this by doing plugin.getModelInstance, then getting the controller from that.
        GamePanel panel  = plugin.getPanelInstance();
        panel.init(null);
        GameBoardViewer viewer = panel.getViewer();

        controller_ = viewer.getController();
    }
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     * Should split this out into a separate PlayerCommandPanel class.
     */
    @Override
    protected JPanel createCustomInfoPanel() {

        commandPanel_ = new SectionPanel();

        //setCommandPanelTitle(Player player)

        JPanel bp = createPanel();
        bp.setBorder(createMarginBorder());
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        // for now, also create a corresponding viewer. The server should really not have knowledge of a UI component.
        // fix this by doing plugin.getModelInstance, then getting the controller from that.
        GamePanel panel  = plugin.getPanelInstance();
        panel.init(null);
        GameBoardViewer viewer = panel.getViewer();

        controller_ = viewer.getController();
    }
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    void ok() {
        GameContext.setDebugMode( dbgLevelField_.getIntValue() );
        GameContext.setProfiling( profileCheckbox_.isSelected() );
        GameContext.getLogger().setDestination( logDestination_ );

        GameBoardViewer v = ((GameBoardViewer)controller_.getViewer());
        v.setBackground( boardColorButton_.getBackground() );
        v.setGridColor( gridColorButton_.getBackground() );

        LocaleType[] locales = LocaleType.values();
        GameContext.setLocale(locales[localeComboBox_.getSelectedIndex()]);

        // game specific options
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     * The Orders button was pressed.
     * open the Orders dialog to get the players commands
     */
    @Override
    public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
        GalacticController gc = (GalacticController)controller_;
        gameChanged(null); // update the current player in the label

        if (e.getSource() == commandButton_) {

            // if the current player does not own any planets, then advance to the next player
            if (Galaxy.getPlanets((GalacticPlayer) gc.getCurrentPlayer()).size() == 0)  {
                gc.advanceToNextPlayer();
            }

            showOrdersDialog(gc);
        }
        else if (e.getSource() == passButton_) {
           gc.advanceToNextPlayer();
        }
    }
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     * Open the command dialog to get the players commands
     * @param gc the galactic controller
     */
    private void showOrdersDialog(GalacticController gc) {

        GalacticPlayer currentPlayer = (GalacticPlayer)gc.getCurrentPlayer();

        OrdersDialog ordersDialog =
                new OrdersDialog(null, currentPlayer, gc.getNumberOfYearsRemaining());
        Point p = getParent().getLocationOnScreen();

        // offset the dlg so the Galaxy grid is visible as a reference
        ordersDialog.setLocation((int)(p.getX()+0.7*getParent().getWidth()), (int)(p.getY()+getParent().getHeight()/3.0));

        boolean canceled = ordersDialog.showDialog();
        if ( !canceled ) { // newGame a game with the newly defined options
            currentPlayer.setOrders( ordersDialog.getOrders() );
            gc.advanceToNextPlayer();
        }
    }
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     * @return done return true if the game is over after moving
     */
    @Override
    public boolean doComputerMove(Player player) {
        assert(!player.isHuman());
        GalacticRobotPlayer robot = (GalacticRobotPlayer)player;
        GalacticController gc = (GalacticController) controller_;
        GameContext.log(1, "now doing computer move. about to make orders");

        robot.makeOrders((Galaxy)getBoard(), gc.getNumberOfYearsRemaining());

        /* // records the result on the board.
        Move lastMove = getController().getLastMove();
        GalacticTurn gmove = GalacticTurn.createMove((lastMove==null)? 0 : lastMove.moveNumber + 1);
        gc.makeMove(gmove);
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