Examples with SOCPlayer soc.game.SOCPlayer used on opensource projects

Example 11 with SOCPlayer

use of soc.game.SOCPlayer in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCGameMessageHandler method handleACCEPTOFFER.

/**
 * handle "accept offer" message.
 *
 * @param c  the connection that sent the message
 * @param mes  the message
 * @since 1.0.0
 */
private void handleACCEPTOFFER(SOCGame ga, Connection c, final SOCAcceptOffer mes) {
    ga.takeMonitor();
    try {
        SOCPlayer player = ga.getPlayer(c.getData());
        if (player != null) {
            final int acceptingNumber = player.getPlayerNumber();
            final int offeringNumber = mes.getOfferingNumber();
            final String gaName = ga.getName();
            if (ga.canMakeTrade(offeringNumber, acceptingNumber)) {
                ga.makeTrade(offeringNumber, acceptingNumber);
                handler.reportTrade(ga, offeringNumber, acceptingNumber);
                srv.recordGameEvent(gaName, mes);
                /**
                 * clear all offers
                 */
                for (int i = 0; i < ga.maxPlayers; i++) ga.getPlayer(i).setCurrentOffer(null);
                srv.gameList.takeMonitorForGame(gaName);
                if (ga.clientVersionLowest >= SOCClearOffer.VERSION_FOR_CLEAR_ALL)
                    srv.messageToGameWithMon(gaName, new SOCClearOffer(gaName, -1));
                else
                    for (int i = 0; i < ga.maxPlayers; i++) srv.messageToGameWithMon(gaName, new SOCClearOffer(gaName, i));
                srv.gameList.releaseMonitorForGame(gaName);
                /**
                 * send a message (for the bots) that the offer was accepted
                 */
                srv.messageToGame(gaName, mes);
            } else {
                srv.messageToPlayer(c, gaName, "You can't make that trade.");
            }
        }
    } catch (Exception e) {
        D.ebugPrintStackTrace(e, "Exception caught");
    }
    ga.releaseMonitor();
}

Example 12 with SOCPlayer

use of soc.game.SOCPlayer in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCGameMessageHandler method handleDEBUGFREEPLACE.

/**
 * Handle the client's debug Free Placement putpiece request.
 * @since 1.1.12
 */
private void handleDEBUGFREEPLACE(final SOCGame ga, final Connection c, final SOCDebugFreePlace mes) {
    if (!ga.isDebugFreePlacement())
        return;
    final String gaName = ga.getName();
    final int coord = mes.getCoordinates();
    final SOCPlayer player = ga.getPlayer(mes.getPlayerNumber());
    if (player == null)
        return;
    boolean didPut = false;
    final int pieceType = mes.getPieceType();
    final boolean initialDeny = ga.isInitialPlacement() && !player.canBuildInitialPieceType(pieceType);
    switch(pieceType) {
        case SOCPlayingPiece.ROAD:
            if (player.isPotentialRoad(coord) && !initialDeny) {
                ga.putPiece(new SOCRoad(player, coord, null));
                didPut = true;
            }
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.SETTLEMENT:
            if (player.canPlaceSettlement(coord) && !initialDeny) {
                ga.putPiece(new SOCSettlement(player, coord, null));
                didPut = true;
            }
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.CITY:
            if (player.isPotentialCity(coord) && !initialDeny) {
                ga.putPiece(new SOCCity(player, coord, null));
                didPut = true;
            }
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.SHIP:
            if (ga.canPlaceShip(player, coord) && !initialDeny) {
                ga.putPiece(new SOCShip(player, coord, null));
                didPut = true;
            }
            break;
        default:
            srv.messageToPlayer(c, gaName, "* Unknown piece type: " + pieceType);
    }
    if (didPut) {
        srv.messageToGame(gaName, new SOCPutPiece(gaName, mes.getPlayerNumber(), pieceType, coord));
        // Check for initial settlement next to gold hex
        if (pieceType == SOCPlayingPiece.SETTLEMENT) {
            final int numGoldRes = player.getNeedToPickGoldHexResources();
            if (numGoldRes > 0)
                srv.messageToPlayer(c, new SOCSimpleRequest(gaName, player.getPlayerNumber(), SOCSimpleRequest.PROMPT_PICK_RESOURCES, numGoldRes));
        }
        if (ga.getGameState() >= SOCGame.OVER) {
            // exit debug mode, announce end of game
            handler.processDebugCommand_freePlace(c, gaName, "0");
            handler.sendGameState(ga, false, false);
        }
    } else {
        if (initialDeny) {
            final String pieceTypeFirst = ((player.getPieces().size() % 2) == 0) ? "settlement" : "road";
            srv.messageToPlayer(c, gaName, "Place a " + pieceTypeFirst + " before placing that.");
        } else {
            srv.messageToPlayer(c, gaName, "Not a valid location to place that.");
        }
    }
}

Example 13 with SOCPlayer

use of soc.game.SOCPlayer in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCRobotBrain method handlePLAYERELEMENTS.

/**
 * Handle a PLAYERELEMENTS for this game.
 * See {@link #handlePLAYERELEMENT(SOCPlayer, int, int, int, int)} for actions taken.
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
private void handlePLAYERELEMENTS(SOCPlayerElements mes) {
    final int pn = mes.getPlayerNumber();
    final SOCPlayer pl = (pn != -1) ? game.getPlayer(pn) : null;
    final int action = mes.getAction();
    final int[] etypes = mes.getElementTypes(), amounts = mes.getAmounts();
    for (int i = 0; i < etypes.length; ++i) handlePLAYERELEMENT(pl, pn, action, etypes[i], amounts[i]);
}

Example 14 with SOCPlayer

use of soc.game.SOCPlayer in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCRobotBrain method setOurPlayerData.

/**
 * When we join a game and sit down to begin play,
 * find our player data using our nickname.
 * Called from {@link SOCRobotClient} when the
 * server sends a {@link SOCSitDown} message.
 * Initializes our game and player data,
 * {@link SOCRobotDM}, {@link SOCRobotNegotiator},
 * strategy fields, {@link SOCPlayerTracker}s, etc.
 */
public void setOurPlayerData() {
    ourPlayerData = game.getPlayer(client.getNickname());
    ourPlayerTracker = new SOCPlayerTracker(ourPlayerData, this);
    ourPlayerNumber = ourPlayerData.getPlayerNumber();
    playerTrackers = new HashMap<Integer, SOCPlayerTracker>();
    playerTrackers.put(new Integer(ourPlayerNumber), ourPlayerTracker);
    for (int pn = 0; pn < game.maxPlayers; pn++) {
        if ((pn != ourPlayerNumber) && !game.isSeatVacant(pn)) {
            SOCPlayerTracker tracker = new SOCPlayerTracker(game.getPlayer(pn), this);
            playerTrackers.put(new Integer(pn), tracker);
        }
    }
    decisionMaker = new SOCRobotDM(this);
    negotiator = new SOCRobotNegotiator(this);
    openingBuildStrategy = new OpeningBuildStrategy(game, ourPlayerData);
    monopolyStrategy = new MonopolyStrategy(game, ourPlayerData);
    dummyCancelPlayerData = new SOCPlayer(-2, game);
    // Verify expected face (fast or smart robot)
    int faceId;
    switch(getRobotParameters().getStrategyType()) {
        case SOCRobotDM.SMART_STRATEGY:
            // smarter robot face
            faceId = -1;
            break;
        default:
            // default robot face
            faceId = 0;
    }
    if (ourPlayerData.getFaceId() != faceId) {
        ourPlayerData.setFaceId(faceId);
    // robotclient will handle sending it to server
    }
}

Example 15 with SOCPlayer

use of soc.game.SOCPlayer in project JSettlers2 by jdmonin.

the class SOCRobotBrain method playKnightCardIfShould.

/**
 * If we haven't played a dev card yet this turn, and we have a knight, and we can get
 * largest army, play the knight. Must be our turn and gameState {@code PLAY1}.
 * {@link SOCPlayer#hasPlayedDevCard() ourPlayerData.hasPlayedDevCard()} must be false.
 *<P>
 * In scenario {@code _SC_PIRI} (which has no robber and no largest army), play one
 * whenever we have it, someone else has resources, and we can convert a ship to a warship.
 *<P>
 * If we call {@link #playKnightCard()}, it sets the flags
 * {@code expectPLACING_ROBBER} and {@code waitingForGameState}.
 *
 * @see #rollOrPlayKnightOrExpectDice()
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
private void playKnightCardIfShould() {
    final boolean canGrowArmy;
    if (game.isGameOptionSet(SOCGameOption.K_SC_PIRI)) {
        // Convert ship to warship:
        // Play whenever we have one and someone else has resources
        boolean anyOpponentHasRsrcs = false;
        for (int pn = 0; pn < game.maxPlayers; ++pn) {
            if ((pn == ourPlayerNumber) || game.isSeatVacant(pn))
                continue;
            if (game.getPlayer(pn).getResources().getTotal() > 0) {
                anyOpponentHasRsrcs = true;
                break;
            }
        }
        canGrowArmy = anyOpponentHasRsrcs;
    } else {
        final SOCPlayer laPlayer = game.getPlayerWithLargestArmy();
        if ((laPlayer == null) || (laPlayer.getPlayerNumber() != ourPlayerNumber)) {
            final int larmySize;
            if (laPlayer == null)
                larmySize = 3;
            else
                larmySize = laPlayer.getNumKnights() + 1;
            canGrowArmy = ((ourPlayerData.getNumKnights() + ourPlayerData.getInventory().getAmount(SOCDevCardConstants.KNIGHT)) >= larmySize);
        } else {
            // we already have largest army
            canGrowArmy = false;
        // TODO Should we defend it if another player is close to taking it from us?
        }
    }
    if (canGrowArmy && // has an old KNIGHT devcard, etc;
    game.canPlayKnight(ourPlayerNumber) && // for _SC_PIRI, also checks if # of warships ships less than # of ships
    (rejectedPlayDevCardType != SOCDevCardConstants.KNIGHT)) {
        /**
         * play a knight card
         * (or, in scenario _SC_PIRI, a Convert to Warship card)
         */
        // sets expectPLACING_ROBBER, waitingForGameState
        playKnightCard();
    }
}