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Language	Haskell2010

Game.LambdaHack.Content.ModeKind

Description

The type of kinds of game modes.

Synopsis

Documentation

type Caves = IntMap (Text, Maybe Bool) Source

Requested cave groups for particular levels. The default is the "dng" group, which means a random choice from all caves that can randomly appear. The second component of the pair is the Escape feature on the level. True means it's represented by <, False, by >.

data Players Source

The specification of players for the game mode.

Constructors

Players
Fields playersList :: ![Player] players, both human and computer playersEnemy :: ![(Text, Text)] the initial enmity matrix playersAlly :: ![(Text, Text)] the initial aliance matrix

Instances

Eq Players
Show Players

data Player Source

Properties of a particular player.

Constructors

Player

Fields

playerName :: !Text: name of the player
playerFaction :: !Text: name of faction(s) the player can control
playerIsSpawn :: !Bool: whether the player is a spawn (score, AI)
playerIsHero :: !Bool: whether the player is a hero (score, AI, UI)
playerEntry :: !Int: level where the initial members start
playerInitial :: !Int: number of initial members
playerLeader :: !Bool: leaderless factions can't be controlled by a human or a user-supplied AI client
playerAI :: !Bool: is the faction under AI control?
playerUI :: !Bool: does the faction have a UI client (for control or passive observation)

Instances

Eq Player
Show Player
Binary Player

data ModeKind Source

Game mode specification.

Constructors

ModeKind
Fields msymbol :: !Char a symbol (matches the keypress, if any) mname :: !Text short description mfreq :: !Freqs frequency within groups mplayers :: !Players players taking part in the game mcaves :: !Caves arena of the game mdesc :: !Text description

Instances

Show ModeKind

validateModeKind :: [ModeKind] -> [ModeKind] Source

No specific possible problems for the content of this kind, so far, so the validation function always returns the empty list of offending kinds.