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extern mod term;
use term::hexes::Term;
use term::hexes::{KeyCharacter,KeyEscape,KeyUp,KeyDown,KeyLeft,KeyRight,KeyF};
use term::info::{Color,ColorRed};
fn draw_map (term: &mut Term, color: Option<Color>,
rows: uint, cols: uint) {
match color {
Some(c) => term.fg_color(c),
None => term.reset_color(),
}
for uint::range(0, rows) |i| {
term.move(0, i);
term.write(str::repeat(".", cols));
}
}
fn draw_character (term: &mut Term, color: Option<Color>,
x: uint, y: uint) {
term.move(x, y);
match color {
Some(c) => term.fg_color(c),
None => term.reset_color(),
}
term.write("@");
term.move(x, y);
}
fn draw_ground (term: &mut Term, color: Option<Color>,
x: uint, y: uint) {
term.move(x, y);
match color {
Some(c) => term.fg_color(c),
None => term.reset_color(),
}
term.write(".");
}
fn main () {
let (cols, rows) = term::ios::size();
{
let mut term = Term::new();
let mut (x, y) = (0u, 0u);
let mut cursor = true;
let mut color = None;
draw_map(&mut term, color, rows, cols);
loop {
draw_character(&mut term, None, x, y);
let k = match term.read() {
Some(key) => key,
None => break,
};
draw_ground(&mut term, color, x, y);
match k {
KeyCharacter('q') | KeyEscape => { break }
KeyCharacter('h') | KeyLeft if x > 0 => { x -= 1 }
KeyCharacter('j') | KeyDown if y < rows - 1 => { y += 1 }
KeyCharacter('k') | KeyUp if y > 0 => { y -= 1 }
KeyCharacter('l') | KeyRight if x < cols - 1 => { x += 1 }
KeyF(1) => {
color = Some(ColorRed);
draw_map(&mut term, color, rows, cols);
}
KeyF(6) => {
color = None;
draw_map(&mut term, color, rows, cols);
}
KeyCharacter(' ') => { term.cursor(cursor); cursor = !cursor }
_ => { }
}
}
}
// XXX this is here mostly to work around a really weird bug where any
// non-escape key quits the program. removing one of the KeyF branches
// in the above match statement fixes it, as does adding a print
// statement basically anywhere, or changing the return value of
// term::Term::read from "self.w.read()" to "let k = self.w.read(); k"
// i have basically no way to debug this, and it really doesn't sound
// like my fault, so i'm going to ignore it for now.
println("Be seeing you...");
}
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