Examples with RelationshipType games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RelationshipType

use of games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType in project triplea by triplea-game.

the class TriggerAttachment method triggerRelationshipChange.

public static void triggerRelationshipChange(final Set<TriggerAttachment> satisfiedTriggers, final IDelegateBridge bridge, final String beforeOrAfter, final String stepName, final boolean useUses, final boolean testUses, final boolean testChance, final boolean testWhen) {
    final GameData data = bridge.getData();
    Collection<TriggerAttachment> trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(satisfiedTriggers, relationshipChangeMatch());
    if (testWhen) {
        trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(trigs, whenOrDefaultMatch(beforeOrAfter, stepName));
    }
    if (testUses) {
        trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(trigs, availableUses);
    }
    final CompositeChange change = new CompositeChange();
    for (final TriggerAttachment t : trigs) {
        if (testChance && !t.testChance(bridge)) {
            continue;
        }
        if (useUses) {
            t.use(bridge);
        }
        for (final String relationshipChange : t.getRelationshipChange()) {
            final String[] s = relationshipChange.split(":");
            final PlayerID player1 = data.getPlayerList().getPlayerId(s[0]);
            final PlayerID player2 = data.getPlayerList().getPlayerId(s[1]);
            final RelationshipType currentRelation = data.getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(player1, player2);
            if (s[2].equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_CONDITION_ANY) || (s[2].equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_CONDITION_ANY_NEUTRAL) && Matches.relationshipTypeIsNeutral().test(currentRelation)) || (s[2].equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_CONDITION_ANY_ALLIED) && Matches.relationshipTypeIsAllied().test(currentRelation)) || (s[2].equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_CONDITION_ANY_WAR) && Matches.relationshipTypeIsAtWar().test(currentRelation)) || currentRelation.equals(data.getRelationshipTypeList().getRelationshipType(s[2]))) {
                final RelationshipType triggerNewRelation = data.getRelationshipTypeList().getRelationshipType(s[3]);
                change.add(ChangeFactory.relationshipChange(player1, player2, currentRelation, triggerNewRelation));
                bridge.getHistoryWriter().startEvent(MyFormatter.attachmentNameToText(t.getName()) + ": Changing Relationship for " + player1.getName() + " and " + player2.getName() + " from " + currentRelation.getName() + " to " + triggerNewRelation.getName());
                AbstractMoveDelegate.getBattleTracker(data).addRelationshipChangesThisTurn(player1, player2, currentRelation, triggerNewRelation);
            /*
           * creation of new battles is handled at the beginning of the battle delegate, in
           * "setupUnitsInSameTerritoryBattles", not here.
           * if (Matches.relationshipTypeIsAtWar().test(triggerNewRelation))
           * triggerMustFightBattle(player1, player2, aBridge);
           */
            }
        }
    }
    if (!change.isEmpty()) {
        bridge.addChange(change);
    }
}

Example 2 with RelationshipType

use of games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType in project triplea by triplea-game.

the class TriggerAttachment method triggerRelationshipTypePropertyChange.

public static void triggerRelationshipTypePropertyChange(final Set<TriggerAttachment> satisfiedTriggers, final IDelegateBridge bridge, final String beforeOrAfter, final String stepName, final boolean useUses, final boolean testUses, final boolean testChance, final boolean testWhen) {
    Collection<TriggerAttachment> trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(satisfiedTriggers, relationshipTypePropertyMatch());
    if (testWhen) {
        trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(trigs, whenOrDefaultMatch(beforeOrAfter, stepName));
    }
    if (testUses) {
        trigs = CollectionUtils.getMatches(trigs, availableUses);
    }
    final CompositeChange change = new CompositeChange();
    for (final TriggerAttachment t : trigs) {
        if (testChance && !t.testChance(bridge)) {
            continue;
        }
        if (useUses) {
            t.use(bridge);
        }
        for (final Tuple<String, String> property : t.getRelationshipTypeProperty()) {
            for (final RelationshipType relationshipType : t.getRelationshipTypes()) {
                String newValue = property.getSecond();
                boolean clearFirst = false;
                // test if we are resetting the variable first, and if so, remove the leading "-reset-" or "-clear-"
                if (newValue.length() > 0 && (newValue.startsWith(PREFIX_CLEAR) || newValue.startsWith(PREFIX_RESET))) {
                    newValue = newValue.replaceFirst(PREFIX_CLEAR, "").replaceFirst(PREFIX_RESET, "");
                    clearFirst = true;
                }
                // covers RelationshipTypeAttachment
                if (t.getRelationshipTypeAttachmentName().getFirst().equals("RelationshipTypeAttachment")) {
                    final RelationshipTypeAttachment attachment = RelationshipTypeAttachment.get(relationshipType, t.getRelationshipTypeAttachmentName().getSecond());
                    if (newValue.equals(attachment.getRawPropertyString(property.getFirst()))) {
                        continue;
                    }
                    if (clearFirst && newValue.length() < 1) {
                        change.add(ChangeFactory.attachmentPropertyReset(attachment, property.getFirst()));
                    } else {
                        change.add(ChangeFactory.attachmentPropertyChange(attachment, newValue, property.getFirst(), clearFirst));
                    }
                    bridge.getHistoryWriter().startEvent(MyFormatter.attachmentNameToText(t.getName()) + ": Setting " + property.getFirst() + (newValue.length() > 0 ? " to " + newValue : " cleared ") + " for " + t.getRelationshipTypeAttachmentName().getSecond() + " attached to " + relationshipType.getName());
                }
            // TODO add other attachment changes here if they attach to a territory
            }
        }
    }
    if (!change.isEmpty()) {
        bridge.addChange(change);
    }
}

Example 3 with RelationshipType

use of games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType in project triplea by triplea-game.

the class PoliticsDelegate method chainAlliancesTogether.

static void chainAlliancesTogether(final IDelegateBridge bridge) {
    final GameData data = bridge.getData();
    if (!Properties.getAlliancesCanChainTogether(data)) {
        return;
    }
    final Collection<RelationshipType> allTypes = data.getRelationshipTypeList().getAllRelationshipTypes();
    RelationshipType alliedType = null;
    RelationshipType warType = null;
    for (final RelationshipType type : allTypes) {
        if (type.getRelationshipTypeAttachment().isDefaultWarPosition()) {
            warType = type;
        } else if (type.getRelationshipTypeAttachment().canAlliancesChainTogether()) {
            alliedType = type;
        }
    }
    if (alliedType == null) {
        return;
    }
    // first do alliances. then, do war (since we don't want to declare war on a potential ally).
    final Collection<PlayerID> players = data.getPlayerList().getPlayers();
    for (final PlayerID p1 : players) {
        final HashSet<PlayerID> p1NewAllies = new HashSet<>();
        final Collection<PlayerID> p1AlliedWith = CollectionUtils.getMatches(players, Matches.isAlliedAndAlliancesCanChainTogether(p1, data));
        for (final PlayerID p2 : p1AlliedWith) {
            p1NewAllies.addAll(CollectionUtils.getMatches(players, Matches.isAlliedAndAlliancesCanChainTogether(p2, data)));
        }
        p1NewAllies.removeAll(p1AlliedWith);
        p1NewAllies.remove(p1);
        for (final PlayerID p3 : p1NewAllies) {
            if (!data.getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(p1, p3).equals(alliedType)) {
                final RelationshipType current = data.getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(p1, p3);
                bridge.addChange(ChangeFactory.relationshipChange(p1, p3, current, alliedType));
                bridge.getHistoryWriter().addChildToEvent(p1.getName() + " and " + p3.getName() + " are joined together in an " + alliedType.getName() + " treaty");
                MoveDelegate.getBattleTracker(data).addRelationshipChangesThisTurn(p1, p3, current, alliedType);
            }
        }
    }
    // now war
    if (warType == null) {
        return;
    }
    for (final PlayerID p1 : players) {
        final HashSet<PlayerID> p1NewWar = new HashSet<>();
        final Collection<PlayerID> p1WarWith = CollectionUtils.getMatches(players, Matches.isAtWar(p1, data));
        final Collection<PlayerID> p1AlliedWith = CollectionUtils.getMatches(players, Matches.isAlliedAndAlliancesCanChainTogether(p1, data));
        for (final PlayerID p2 : p1AlliedWith) {
            p1NewWar.addAll(CollectionUtils.getMatches(players, Matches.isAtWar(p2, data)));
        }
        p1NewWar.removeAll(p1WarWith);
        p1NewWar.remove(p1);
        for (final PlayerID p3 : p1NewWar) {
            if (!data.getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(p1, p3).equals(warType)) {
                final RelationshipType current = data.getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(p1, p3);
                bridge.addChange(ChangeFactory.relationshipChange(p1, p3, current, warType));
                bridge.getHistoryWriter().addChildToEvent(p1.getName() + " and " + p3.getName() + " declare " + warType.getName() + " on each other");
                MoveDelegate.getBattleTracker(data).addRelationshipChangesThisTurn(p1, p3, current, warType);
            }
        }
    }
}

Example 4 with RelationshipType

use of games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType in project triplea by triplea-game.

the class EditDelegate method changePoliticalRelationships.

@Override
public String changePoliticalRelationships(final Collection<Triple<PlayerID, PlayerID, RelationshipType>> relationshipChanges) {
    if (relationshipChanges == null || relationshipChanges.isEmpty()) {
        return null;
    }
    String result = checkEditMode();
    if (result != null) {
        return result;
    }
    result = EditValidator.validateChangePoliticalRelationships(relationshipChanges);
    if (result != null) {
        return result;
    }
    final BattleTracker battleTracker = AbstractMoveDelegate.getBattleTracker(getData());
    for (final Triple<PlayerID, PlayerID, RelationshipType> relationshipChange : relationshipChanges) {
        final RelationshipType currentRelation = getData().getRelationshipTracker().getRelationshipType(relationshipChange.getFirst(), relationshipChange.getSecond());
        if (!currentRelation.equals(relationshipChange.getThird())) {
            logEvent("Editing Political Relationship for " + relationshipChange.getFirst().getName() + " and " + relationshipChange.getSecond().getName() + " from " + currentRelation.getName() + " to " + relationshipChange.getThird().getName(), null);
            bridge.addChange(ChangeFactory.relationshipChange(relationshipChange.getFirst(), relationshipChange.getSecond(), currentRelation, relationshipChange.getThird()));
            battleTracker.addRelationshipChangesThisTurn(relationshipChange.getFirst(), relationshipChange.getSecond(), currentRelation, relationshipChange.getThird());
        }
    }
    return null;
}

Example 5 with RelationshipType

use of games.strategy.engine.data.RelationshipType in project triplea by triplea-game.

the class GameDataExporter method relationshipTypeList.

private void relationshipTypeList(final GameData data) {
    final Collection<RelationshipType> types = data.getRelationshipTypeList().getAllRelationshipTypes();
    if (types.size() <= 4) {
        return;
    }
    xmlfile.append("\n");
    xmlfile.append("    <relationshipTypes>\n");
    for (final RelationshipType current : types) {
        final String name = current.getName();
        if (name.equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_TYPE_SELF) || name.equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_TYPE_NULL) || name.equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_TYPE_DEFAULT_WAR) || name.equals(Constants.RELATIONSHIP_TYPE_DEFAULT_ALLIED)) {
            continue;
        }
        xmlfile.append("        <relationshipType name=\"").append(name).append("\"/>\n");
    }
    xmlfile.append("    </relationshipTypes>\n");
}