def move_direction(self, direction):
"""Relocate the element in a specified direction."""
- self.echo_to_location(
- self.get(
- "name"
- ) + " exits " + self.universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "directions"
- ].get(
- direction
- )[
- "exit"
- ] + "."
- )
- self.send(
- "You exit " + self.universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "directions"
- ].get(
- direction
- )[
- "exit"
- ] + ".",
- add_prompt=False
- )
+ motion = self.universe.contents["mudpy.movement.%s" % direction]
+ enter_term = motion.get("enter_term")
+ exit_term = motion.get("exit_term")
+ self.echo_to_location("%s exits %s." % (self.get("name"), exit_term))
+ self.send("You exit %s." % exit_term, add_prompt=False)
self.go_to(
self.universe.contents[
self.get("location")].link_neighbor(direction)
)
- self.echo_to_location(
- self.get(
- "name"
- ) + " arrives from " + self.universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "directions"
- ].get(
- direction
- )[
- "enter"
- ] + "."
- )
+ self.echo_to_location("%s arrives from %s." % (
+ self.get("name"), enter_term))
def look_at(self, key):
"""Show an element to another element."""
if re.match("""^area:-?\d+,-?\d+,-?\d+$""", self.key):
coordinates = [(int(x))
for x in self.key.split(":")[1].split(",")]
- directions = self.universe.categories["internal"]["directions"]
- offsets = dict(
- [
- (
- x, directions.get(x)["vector"]
- ) for x in directions.facets()
- ]
- )
+ offsets = dict((x,
+ self.universe.contents["mudpy.movement.%s" % x].get("vector")
+ ) for x in self.universe.directions)
for portal in self.get("gridlinks"):
adjacent = map(lambda c, o: c + o,
coordinates, offsets[portal])
self.categories = {}
self.contents = {}
self.default_origins = {}
+ self.directions = set()
self.loglines = []
self.private_files = []
self.reload_flag = False
"""Create and open the listening socket."""
# need to know the local address and port number for the listener
- host = self.categories["internal"]["network"].get("host")
- port = self.categories["internal"]["network"].get("port")
+ host = self.contents["mudpy.network"].get("host")
+ port = self.contents["mudpy.network"].get("port")
# if no host was specified, bind to all local addresses (preferring
# ipv6)
if self.state is not "authenticated":
log("User " + self.account.get("name") + " logged in.", 2)
self.authenticated = True
- if self.account.subkey in universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "limits"
- ].get(
- "default_admins"
- ):
+ if self.account.subkey in universe.contents["mudpy.limit"].get(
+ "admins"):
self.account.set("administrator", "True")
def show_menu(self):
"""Log a message."""
# a couple references we need
- file_name = universe.categories["internal"]["logging"].get("file")
- max_log_lines = universe.categories["internal"]["logging"].get(
- "max_log_lines"
- )
- syslog_name = universe.categories["internal"]["logging"].get("syslog")
+ file_name = universe.contents["mudpy.log"].get("file")
+ max_log_lines = universe.contents["mudpy.log"].get("lines")
+ syslog_name = universe.contents["mudpy.log"].get("syslog")
timestamp = time.asctime()[4:19]
# turn the message into a list of nonempty lines
file_descriptor.close()
# send the timestamp and line to standard output
- if universe.categories["internal"]["logging"].get("stdout"):
+ if universe.contents["mudpy.log"].get("stdout"):
for line in lines:
print(timestamp + " " + line)
user.state = "main_utility"
# if at first your hashes don't match, try, try again
- elif user.password_tries < universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "limits"
- ].get(
- "password_tries"
- ) - 1:
+ elif user.password_tries < universe.contents["mudpy.limit"].get(
+ "password_tries") - 1:
user.password_tries += 1
user.error = "incorrect"
user.state = "verifying_new_password"
# the password was weak, try again if you haven't tried too many times
- elif user.password_tries < universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "limits"
- ].get(
- "password_tries"
- ) - 1:
+ elif user.password_tries < universe.contents["mudpy.limit"].get(
+ "password_tries") - 1:
user.password_tries += 1
user.error = "weak"
# go back to entering the new password as long as you haven't tried
# too many times
- elif user.password_tries < universe.categories[
- "internal"
- ][
- "limits"
- ].get(
- "password_tries"
- ) - 1:
+ elif user.password_tries < universe.contents["mudpy.limit"].get(
+ "password_tries") - 1:
user.password_tries += 1
user.error = "differs"
user.state = "entering_new_password"
elif arguments[0] == "element":
if len(arguments) != 2:
message = "You must specify one element."
- elif arguments[1] in universe.contents:
- element = universe.contents[arguments[1]]
+ elif arguments[1].strip(".") in universe.contents:
+ element = universe.contents[arguments[1].strip(".")]
message = ("These are the properties of the \"" + arguments[1]
+ "\" element (in \"" + element.origin.filename
+ "\"):$(eol)")
"""Fork and disassociate from everything."""
# only if this is what we're configured to do
- if universe.contents["internal:process"].get("daemon"):
+ if universe.contents["mudpy.process"].get("daemon"):
# log before we start forking around, so the terminal gets the message
log("Disassociating from the controlling terminal.")
"""Write a file containing the current process ID."""
pid = str(os.getpid())
log("Process ID: " + pid)
- file_name = universe.contents["internal:process"].get("pidfile")
+ file_name = universe.contents["mudpy.process"].get("pidfile")
if file_name:
if not os.path.isabs(file_name):
file_name = os.path.join(universe.startdir, file_name)
def remove_pidfile(universe):
"""Remove the file containing the current process ID."""
- file_name = universe.contents["internal:process"].get("pidfile")
+ file_name = universe.contents["mudpy.process"].get("pidfile")
if file_name:
if not os.path.isabs(file_name):
file_name = os.path.join(universe.startdir, file_name)
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