theovoss / Chess

chess/movement.py

# pylint: disable=W0613

This module should have a docstring.

# allow unused variables so all movement functions can have same parameter definition
import operator


def get_all_potential_end_locations(start, directions, board):

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    ends = []
    for direction in directions:
        new_start = start
        location = tuple(map(operator.add, new_start, direction))

Used builtin function 'map'

        while location in board:
            ends.append(location)
            new_start = location
            location = tuple(map(operator.add, new_start, direction))

Used builtin function 'map'

    return ends


def distance_of_one(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

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    return [x for x in get_one_move_away(start, directions) if x in potential_end_locations]


def get_one_move_away(start, directions):

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    ret_val = [tuple(map(operator.add, move, start)) for move in directions]

Used builtin function 'map'

    return ret_val


def cant_jump_pieces(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_directionv):

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    end_locations = potential_end_locations
    for location in potential_end_locations:
        # get a direction from start
        # remove all locations beyond location
        direction = tuple(map(operator.sub, location, start))

Used builtin function 'map'

        dividor = max(map(abs, direction))

Used builtin function 'map'

        direction = tuple(map(operator.floordiv, direction, (dividor, dividor)))

Used builtin function 'map'

        location_to_remove = start
        found_piece = False
        print("start: {}".format(start))
        print("direction: {}".format(direction))
        print("location: {}".format(location))
        while True:
            location_to_remove = tuple(map(operator.add, location_to_remove, direction))

Used builtin function 'map'

            if not found_piece and board[location_to_remove]:
                found_piece = True
                print("{} has a piece".format(location_to_remove))
            elif location_to_remove in end_locations and found_piece:
                print("removing {} from board".format(location_to_remove))
                end_locations.remove(location_to_remove)
            elif location_to_remove not in board:
                # import pdb
                # pdb.set_trace()
                print("{} not in board".format(location_to_remove))
                break
            else:
                print("floating somehwere {}".format(location_to_remove))
                print("had found piece: {}".format(found_piece))
                print("in potential_end_locations: {}".format(location_to_remove in potential_end_locations))
                print("in else: {}".format(potential_end_locations))
    return end_locations


def doesnt_land_on_own_piece(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

This function should have a docstring.

    ends = []
    for end in potential_end_locations:
        if board[end]:
            if board[start].color != board[end].color:
                ends.append(end)
        else:
            ends.append(end)
    return ends


def doesnt_land_on_piece(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

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    return [end for end in potential_end_locations if not board[end]]


def can_end_on_enemy(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

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    ends = []
    for end in potential_end_locations:
        if board[end] is not None and board[end].color != board[start].color:
            ends.append(end)
    return ends


def directional(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

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    return [end for end in potential_end_locations if is_directional(start, end, player_direction)]

    new_list = []

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    for end in potential_end_locations:
        if is_directional(start, end, player_direction):
            new_list.append(end)
    return new_list

def is_directional(start, end, direction):

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    direct = True
    direct = direct and _directional_helper(start[0], end[0], direction[0])
    direct = direct and _directional_helper(start[1], end[1], direction[1])
    return direct


def _directional_helper(start, end, direct):

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    if direct > 0:
        if end < start:
            return False
    elif direct < 0:
        if end > start:
            return False
    return True


def first_move(board, start, directions, potential_end_locations, player_direction):

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    return potential_end_locations if board[start].move_count == 0 else []