Module `pacai.ui.null`

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from pacai.ui.view import AbstractView

class AbstractNullView(AbstractView):
    """
    A view that does not output anything.
    """

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(**kwargs)

    # Override
    def _createFrame(self, state):
        # Only create frames if we are creating a gif and this is not a skip frame.
        if (self._saveFrames and (self._frameCount % self._skipFrames == 0)):
            return super()._createFrame(state)

        return None

    # Override
    def _drawFrame(self, state, frame, forceDraw = False):
        pass

Classes

class AbstractNullView (**kwargs)

A view that does not output anything.

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class AbstractNullView(AbstractView):
    """
    A view that does not output anything.
    """

    def __init__(self, **kwargs):
        super().__init__(**kwargs)

    # Override
    def _createFrame(self, state):
        # Only create frames if we are creating a gif and this is not a skip frame.
        if (self._saveFrames and (self._frameCount % self._skipFrames == 0)):
            return super()._createFrame(state)

        return None

    # Override
    def _drawFrame(self, state, frame, forceDraw = False):
        pass

Ancestors

AbstractView
abc.ABC

Subclasses

Methods

def finish(self): Inherited from: AbstractView.finish

Signal that the game is over and the UI should cleanup.
def getKeyboard(self): Inherited from: AbstractView.getKeyboard

For views that support keyboards, get an instance of a pacai.ui.keyboard.Keyboard.
def initialize(self, state): Inherited from: AbstractView.initialize

Perform an initial drawing of the view.
def update(self, state, forceDraw=False): Inherited from: AbstractView.update

Materialize the view, given a state.