.gitignore

@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+
+tester.py

GameLogic.py

@@ -5,13 +5,14 @@ from Player import *
 
 class GameLogic():
     
-    def __init__(self, gameMap, playerList, winRowLength = 3, individualMoves = 1):
+    def __init__(self, gameMap, playerList, winRowLength, individualMoves):
         
         self.gameMap = gameMap
         self.playerList = playerList
         self.winRowLength = winRowLength
         self.individualMoves = individualMoves
         self.score = 0
+        
         self.wait_for_input()
     
     
@@ -19,31 +20,9 @@ class GameLogic():
         pass
     
     
-    def check_who_win(self):
-        # Should have used vectors instead of committing tuples mithosis,
-        # but whatever, it works anyway, and if it works, why code more
-        # for nothing?
-        for player in self.playerList:
-            markList = player.get_markList()
-            # since every mark is checked, there's no need to go into
-            # opposite directions, so, there is (0,1) but no (0, -1).
-            # This twice decreases the amount of computation needed.
-            # maybe TODO - Optimize even more by preventing repeated calculations.
-            directions = ((0, 1), (1, 0), (1,1), (-1, 1))
-            for mark in markList:
-                for direction in directions:
-                    if self.is_line(markList, mark, direction):
-                        return player
-            return False
-    
-    def is_line(self, markList, mark, direction): # INTERNAL, I guess.
-        for i in range(1, self.winRowLength):
-            seeked = (mark[0] + direction[0] * i, mark[1] + direction[1] * i)
-            if seeked in markList:
-                continue
-            else:
-                return False
-        return True
+    def check_for_win(self, playerList):
+        for player in playerList:
+            pass
     
     def get_time(self):
         return str(datetime.now() - self.startTime)

GameMap.py

@@ -18,17 +18,15 @@ class GameMap:
     
     
     def add_mark(self, x, y, player):
-        # Can be 0 or can be a max value, so,
-        # this is border-inclusive.
         if (x <= self.max_size_x and y <= self.max_size_y) and (x >= 0 and y >= 0):
             if (x, y) not in self.data:
                 self.data[(x,y)] = player
-                player.add_mark(x,y)
+                player.add_mark((x,y))
             else:
-                errorMessage = "The mark is already busy by the player '" + str(self.data[(x, y)].get_name()) + "'"
+                errorMessage = "The mark is already busy by the Player " + str(self.data[(x, y)].get_name())
                 raise KeyError(errorMessage)
         else:
-            errorMessage = "The mark" + str((x,y)) + " is beyond preset max values or 0, max_x - " + str(self.max_size_x) + ", max_y - " + str(self.max_size_y)
+            errorMessage = "The mark" + str((x,y)) + " is beyond preset max values, max_x - " + str(self.max_size_x) + ", max_y - " + str(self.max_size_y)
             raise IndexError(errorMessage)
     
     

Main.py

@@ -1,7 +1,2 @@
-from tkinter import *
+import pygame
 from GameLogic import *
-
-root = Tk()
-root.title("Tic-Far-Toe v0.1")
-
-root.mainloop()

Player.py

@@ -8,17 +8,9 @@ class Player():
         return "Player " + self.name + ': ' + "\n    " + str(self.markList)
     
     
-    def get_markList(self):
-        return self.markList
-    
-    
     def get_name(self):
         return self.name
     
     
     def add_mark(self, x, y):
         self.markList.append((x, y))
-        
-    
-    def clear_mark_list():
-        self.markList = []

tester.py

@@ -1,27 +0,0 @@
-from GameLogic import *
-from unittest import *
-
-gmap = GameMap(10, 10)
-player1 = Player("first")
-player2 = Player("second")
-playerList = [player1, player2]
-
-gmap.add_mark(4, 4, player1)
-gmap.add_mark(4, 5, player1)
-gmap.add_mark(4, 6, player1)
-gmap.add_mark(10, 10, player2)
-
-gmap = gameMap(5, 5)
-print(gmap)
-print(player1)
-print(player2)
-
-glogic = GameLogic(GameMap, playerList)
-print(glogic.check_who_win())
-# AAAAAAAAAAAA I AM GOING INSANE OVER THIS BULLSHIELD
-
-# Outdated this message is, I just work with tuple[0] and tuple[1].
-# ----
-# Anyway, a reminder when you'll get to the web - figure out how to manipulate
-# tuples (or replace them altogether) so they'll behave like math matrices -
-# as in, (4, 4) * 2 -> (8, 8), and as in, (4, 4) + (-2, 3) -> (2, 7)