def ob1(did): ob_x(m.group(1), did); return d(did)
def oba(did): return ob1('%s %s' % (did, m.group(2)))
+ def disembark(who, how):
+ ob_x(who, 'leaving '+how)
+ del self._v[who]
+ del self._pl[who]
+
m = rm('Going aboard the (\\S.*\\S)\\.\\.\\.$')
if m:
pn = self._myself.name
pa.last_chat_time = timestamp
pa.last_chat_chan = what
self.force_redisplay()
- return d(what+' chat')
+ return d('chat '+what)
+
+ def chat_metacmd(what):
+ (cmdr, metacmd) = m.groups()
+ metacmd = regexp.sub('\\s+', ' ', metacmd).strip()
+ m2 = regexp.match(
+ '/([ad]) (?:([A-Za-z ]+)\\s*:)?([A-Za-z ]+)$',
+ metacmd)
+ if not m2: return chat(what)
+
+ (cmd, vn, targets) = m2.groups()
+
+ if cmdr == self._myself.name: how = 'manual: /%s' % cmd
+ else: how = '/%s %s' % (cmd,cmdr)
+ if cmd == 'a': each = ob_x
+ else: each = disembark
+
+ if vn is not None:
+ vn = vn.title()
+ if not regexp.match(
+ '(?:.* )?' + vn + '$',
+ self._vessel):
+ return chat('/%s %s:' % (cmd,vn))
+
+ for target in targets.split(' '):
+ if not target: continue
+ each(target.title(), how)
+ return d('/%s' % cmd)
m = rm('(\\w+) (?:issued an order|ordered everyone) "')
if m: return ob1('general order');
m = rm('(\\w+) tells ye, "')
if m: return chat('private')
+ m = rm('Ye told (\\w+), "(.*)"$')
+ if m: return chat_metacmd('private')
+
m = rm('(\\w+) flag officer chats, "')
if m: return chat('flag officer')
- m = rm('(\\w+) officer chats, "')
- if m: return chat('officer')
+ m = rm('(\\w+) officer chats, "(.*)"$')
+ if m: return chat_metacmd('officer')
m = rm('Game over\\. Winners: ([A-Za-z, ]+)\\.$')
if m:
m = rm('(\\w+) has left the vessel\.')
if m:
- who = m.group(1)
- ob_x(who, 'disembarked')
- del self._v[who]
- del self._pl[who]
+ disembark(m.group(1), 'disembarked')
return d('disembarked')
return d('not matched')
displayer.show(s)
time.sleep(1)
- rotate_nya = rotate_nya[1:2] + rotate_nya[0]
+ rotate_nya = rotate_nya[1:3] + rotate_nya[0]
#---------- main program ----------
ship is empty when you return to it).
This means that there needs to be a way to manually add and remove
- pirates - but there isn't. I think this could probably be added by
- someone who could be bothered to replace the `sleep 1' in the main
- loop by something which looked for keyboard input.
-
- However it will notice that a pirate is on board if they abandon a
- duty station (in circumstances where the game reports this in the
- log, which doesn't seem to be all the time) or you give them a
- stationing order, and from various other messages that might occur.
+ pirates. This is as follows: send or receive a message on the crew
+ officer chat, or send (not receive!) a private message, of the
+ following format:
+ /a <pirate>... /d <pirate>...
+ /a <ship>: <pirate>... /d <ship>: <pirate>...
+ <pirate> and <ship> can be in any case and will be converted to
+ the proper mixed-case form automatically. <ship>, if it is not
+ provided, will be assumed to be the one you're on (so officers
+ shouldn't send these runes unless only one ship is out). If <ship>
+ is supplied it may be the full ship name, or only the second word.
+
+ For example:
+ /a haddock: aiah
+ /d aiah
+ /a smart sunfish: copperkatie
+ These are actually sent by typing in the chat box things like:
+ /o /d plonker
+ /off /a hypiscles
+ since other formulations interpret the scraper command as a YPP
+ chat command. This is deliberate and makes it harder to invoke by
+ mistake.
+
+ These messages can also be sent by some other officer in your crew
+ while you are off the vessel (although currently a bug means that
+ if you board some _other_ vessel then these messages for the vessel
+ you come back to may not be properly recorded).
+
+ The program will notice that a pirate is on board if you give them
+ a stationing order or they abandon a duty station (in circumstances
+ where the game reports this in the log, which doesn't seem to be
+ all the time), and from many of the other messages that occur.
Other things to mention:
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