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# This class encapsulates a statistic in DSE. Instances of
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# this class have two properties, .value and .maxvalue. The
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# .value property is clamped to ensure that it is always in
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# the range 0 - .maxvalue, inclusive.
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#name: string intended to describe the stat in game (e.g. "Intelligence")
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#startvalue: value the stat starts out with
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#maxvalue: highest value this stat can reach
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def __init__(self, name, startvalue, maxvalue):
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self.__value=startvalue
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self.__maxvalue=maxvalue
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return str(self.__value)
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#sets value and ensures it is within boundaries
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#0-maxvalue, inclusive.
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def set(self, new_value):
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self.__value = new_value
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self.__value = min(self.__value, self.__maxvalue)
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self.__value = max(self.__value, 0)
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#sets maxvalue and ensures value is within the new boundaries
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def set_max(self, new_value):
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self.__maxvalue = new_value
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self.set(self.__value)
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# Set up properties so the user can directly access value
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# and maxvalue, and set or set_max is called when they are
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value = property(fget = lambda self : self.__value,
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maxvalue = property(fget = lambda self : self.__maxvalue,
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#allow comparisons to integer
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def __cmp__(self, other):
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#correctly raises exception if we try to compare to anything not castable to integer
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return cmp(self.__value, cmp_to)
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# Renders this Stat into the stats window.
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ui.text(self.name, minwidth=150)
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ui.bar(600, 20, self.__maxvalue, self.__value, ypos=0.5, yanchor='center')
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# This is the window that the stats are kept in, if any.
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extras/dse/stats.rpy
