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

Example 41 with SOCPlayer

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

the class SOCPlayerInterface method updateAtPutPiece.

/**
 * Handle updates after putting a piece on the board,
 * or moving a ship that was already placed.
 * Place or move the piece within our {@link SOCGame}
 * and visually on our {@link SOCBoardPanel}.
 *
 * @param mesPn  The piece's player number
 * @param coord  The piece's coordinate.  If <tt>isMove</tt>, the coordinate to move <em>from</em>.
 * @param pieceType  Piece type, like {@link SOCPlayingPiece#CITY}
 * @param isMove   If true, it's a move, not a new placement; valid only for ships.
 * @param moveToCoord  If <tt>isMove</tt>, the coordinate to move <em>to</em>.  Otherwise ignored.
 *
 * @see #updateAtPiecesChanged()
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
public void updateAtPutPiece(final int mesPn, final int coord, final int pieceType, final boolean isMove, final int moveToCoord) {
    // TODO consider more effic way for flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint, without the =null
    final SOCPlayer pl = (pieceType != SOCPlayingPiece.VILLAGE) ? game.getPlayer(mesPn) : null;
    final SOCPlayer oldLongestRoadPlayer = game.getPlayerWithLongestRoad();
    final SOCHandPanel mesHp = (pieceType != SOCPlayingPiece.VILLAGE) ? getPlayerHandPanel(mesPn) : null;
    final boolean[] debugShowPotentials = boardPanel.debugShowPotentials;
    final SOCPlayingPiece pp;
    switch(pieceType) {
        case SOCPlayingPiece.ROAD:
            pp = new SOCRoad(pl, coord, null);
            game.putPiece(pp);
            mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.Road);
            if (debugShowPotentials[4] || debugShowPotentials[5] || debugShowPotentials[7])
                boardPanel.flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.SETTLEMENT:
            pp = new SOCSettlement(pl, coord, null);
            game.putPiece(pp);
            mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.Settlement);
            /**
             * if this is the second initial settlement, then update the resource display
             */
            mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.ResourceTotalAndDetails);
            if (debugShowPotentials[4] || debugShowPotentials[5] || debugShowPotentials[7] || debugShowPotentials[6])
                boardPanel.flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.CITY:
            pp = new SOCCity(pl, coord, null);
            game.putPiece(pp);
            mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.Settlement);
            mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.City);
            if (debugShowPotentials[4] || debugShowPotentials[5] || debugShowPotentials[7] || debugShowPotentials[6])
                boardPanel.flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.SHIP:
            pp = new SOCShip(pl, coord, null);
            if (!isMove) {
                game.putPiece(pp);
                mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.Ship);
            } else {
                game.moveShip((SOCShip) pp, moveToCoord);
                if (mesHp == clientHand)
                    // just in case; it probably wasn't enabled
                    mesHp.disableBankUndoButton();
            }
            if (debugShowPotentials[4] || debugShowPotentials[5] || debugShowPotentials[7])
                boardPanel.flushBoardLayoutAndRepaint();
            break;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.VILLAGE:
            // no need to refresh boardPanel after receiving each village
            pp = new SOCVillage(coord, game.getBoard());
            game.putPiece(pp);
            // <--- Early return: Piece is part of board initial layout, not player info ---
            return;
        case SOCPlayingPiece.FORTRESS:
            pp = new SOCFortress(pl, coord, game.getBoard());
            game.putPiece(pp);
            // <--- Early return: Piece is part of board initial layout, not added during game ---
            return;
        default:
            chatPrintDebug("* Unknown piece type " + pieceType + " at coord 0x" + Integer.toHexString(coord));
            // <--- Early return ---
            return;
    }
    mesHp.updateValue(PlayerClientListener.UpdateType.VictoryPoints);
    boardPanel.repaint();
    buildingPanel.updateButtonStatus();
    if (game.isDebugFreePlacement() && game.isInitialPlacement())
        // update here, since gamestate doesn't change to trigger update
        boardPanel.updateMode();
    if (hasCalledBegan && (game.getGameState() >= SOCGame.START1A))
        playSound(SOUND_PUT_PIECE);
    /**
     * Check for and announce change in longest road; update all players' victory points.
     */
    SOCPlayer newLongestRoadPlayer = game.getPlayerWithLongestRoad();
    if (newLongestRoadPlayer != oldLongestRoadPlayer) {
        updateLongestLargest(true, oldLongestRoadPlayer, newLongestRoadPlayer);
    }
}

Example 42 with SOCPlayer

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

the class SOCDisplaylessPlayerClient method handleCANCELBUILDREQUEST.

/**
 * handle the rare "cancel build request" message; usually not sent from
 * server to client.
 *<P>
 * - When sent from client to server, CANCELBUILDREQUEST means the player has changed
 *   their mind about spending resources to build a piece.  Only allowed during normal
 *   game play (PLACING_ROAD, PLACING_SETTLEMENT, or PLACING_CITY).
 *<P>
 *  When sent from server to client:
 *<P>
 * - During game startup (START1B or START2B): <BR>
 *       Sent from server, CANCELBUILDREQUEST means the current player
 *       wants to undo the placement of their initial settlement.
 *       This handler method calls <tt>{@link SOCGame#undoPutInitSettlement(SOCPlayingPiece) ga.undoPutInitSettlement}
 *       (new SOCSettlement {@link SOCPlayer#getLastSettlementCoord() (currPlayer.getLastSettlementCoord())})</tt>.
 *<P>
 * - During piece placement (PLACING_ROAD, PLACING_CITY, PLACING_SETTLEMENT,
 *                           PLACING_FREE_ROAD1 or PLACING_FREE_ROAD2):
 *<P>
 *      Sent from server, CANCELBUILDREQUEST means the player has sent
 *      an illegal PUTPIECE (bad building location). Humans can probably
 *      decide a better place to put their road, but robots must cancel
 *      the build request and decide on a new plan.
 *<P>
 *      Our client can ignore this case, because the server also sends a text
 *      message that the human player is capable of reading and acting on.
 *
 * @param mes  the message
 * @since 1.1.00
 */
protected void handleCANCELBUILDREQUEST(SOCCancelBuildRequest mes) {
    SOCGame ga = games.get(mes.getGame());
    if (ga == null)
        return;
    final int sta = ga.getGameState();
    if ((sta != SOCGame.START1B) && (sta != SOCGame.START2B) && (sta != SOCGame.START3B)) {
        // The robot player will override this method and react.
        return;
    }
    if (mes.getPieceType() != SOCPlayingPiece.SETTLEMENT)
        return;
    SOCPlayer pl = ga.getPlayer(ga.getCurrentPlayerNumber());
    SOCSettlement pp = new SOCSettlement(pl, pl.getLastSettlementCoord(), null);
    ga.undoPutInitSettlement(pp);
}

Example 43 with SOCPlayer

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

the class SOCDisplaylessPlayerClient method handleSETSPECIALITEM.

/**
 * Handle the "set special item" message.
 * This method handles only {@link SOCSetSpecialItem#OP_SET OP_SET} and {@link SOCSetSpecialItem#OP_CLEAR OP_CLEAR}
 * and ignores other operations, such as {@link SOCSetSpecialItem#OP_PICK OP_PICK}.  If your client needs to react
 * to those other operations, override this method.
 *
 * @param games  Games the client is playing, for method reuse by SOCPlayerClient
 * @param mes  the message
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
public static final void handleSETSPECIALITEM(final Map<String, SOCGame> games, SOCSetSpecialItem mes) {
    final SOCGame ga = games.get(mes.getGame());
    if (ga == null)
        return;
    final String typeKey = mes.typeKey;
    final int gi = mes.gameItemIndex, pi = mes.playerItemIndex, pn = mes.playerNumber;
    switch(mes.op) {
        case SOCSetSpecialItem.OP_CLEAR:
            {
                if (gi != -1)
                    ga.setSpecialItem(typeKey, gi, null);
                if ((pn != -1) && (pi != -1)) {
                    SOCPlayer pl = ga.getPlayer(pn);
                    if (pl != null)
                        pl.setSpecialItem(typeKey, pi, null);
                }
            }
            break;
        case SOCSetSpecialItem.OP_SET:
            {
                if ((gi == -1) && ((pi == -1) || (pn == -1))) {
                    // malformed message
                    return;
                }
                SOCSpecialItem item = ga.getSpecialItem(typeKey, gi, pi, pn);
                final SOCPlayer pl = (pn != -1) ? ga.getPlayer(pn) : null;
                if (item != null) {
                    item.setPlayer(pl);
                    item.setCoordinates(mes.coord);
                    item.setLevel(mes.level);
                    item.setStringValue(mes.sv);
                } else {
                    item = new SOCSpecialItem(pl, mes.coord, mes.level, mes.sv, null, null);
                }
                if (gi != -1) {
                    item.setGameIndex(gi);
                    ga.setSpecialItem(typeKey, gi, item);
                }
                if ((pi != -1) && (pl != null))
                    pl.setSpecialItem(typeKey, pi, item);
            }
            break;
    }
}

Example 44 with SOCPlayer

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

the class SOCDisplaylessPlayerClient method handlePLAYERELEMENTS.

/**
 * Handle the PlayerElements message: Finds game by name, and loops calling
 * {@link #handlePLAYERELEMENT(SOCGame, SOCPlayer, int, int, int, int)}.
 * @param mes  the message
 * @since 2.0.00
 */
protected void handlePLAYERELEMENTS(final SOCPlayerElements mes) {
    final SOCGame ga = games.get(mes.getGame());
    if (ga == null)
        return;
    final int pn = mes.getPlayerNumber();
    final SOCPlayer pl = (pn != -1) ? ga.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(ga, pl, pn, action, etypes[i], amounts[i], nickname);
}

Example 45 with SOCPlayer

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

the class SOCDisplaylessPlayerClient method handleLEAVEGAME.

/**
 * handle the "leave game" message
 * @param mes  the message
 */
protected void handleLEAVEGAME(SOCLeaveGame mes) {
    String gn = (mes.getGame());
    SOCGame ga = games.get(gn);
    if (ga != null) {
        SOCPlayer player = ga.getPlayer(mes.getNickname());
        if (player != null) {
            // 
            // This user was not a spectator
            // 
            ga.removePlayer(mes.getNickname());
        }
    }
}