Avancée du monde Néon...

-Ajout des évènements "scroll" et "release"
-Reprise de documentation.

BULLES.md

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+----------------------------------------------------------------
+##    WireChem
+
+![The new chemistry game](logo.png)
+
+http://wirechem.dahut.fr
+
+*(C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+###  Langage pour la création de Tutoriel
+
+Les coordonnées sont celles du 1024x768 avec interpolation selon la 
+resolution choisie. Les commandes sont insensibles à la casse.
+
+**Fonctions d'attente**
+
+####WAIT
+
+Attend un clic ou un appui sur une touche.
+
+####WAIT sec
+
+Attend le nombre de seconde spécifiés.
+
+####WAIT MENU,menu,element
+
+Attend le click sur le menu.
+
+####WAIT DRAG,[bouton]
+
+Attend un déplacement de curseur avec le bouton appuyé, il est possible
+de préciser lequel.
+
+####WAIT CLICK,[bouton]
+
+Attend un clic du bouton précisé ou n'importe quel bouton si non précisé
+
+####WAIT copper/fiber/transmuter
+
+Attend la création d'un élément de jeu
+
+####WAIT erase/create
+
+Attend la création ou la suppression d'un élément de jeu
+
+**Fonctions d'affichage**
+
+####MSG message
+
+envoie un message à l'écran avec mise en forme. Les virgules doivent être
+remplacées par des points virgules.
+
+####RECT x1,y1,x2,y2
+
+dessine un carré rouge pour attirer l'attention de l'utilisateur sur une
+zone à l'écran dont les coordonnées sont spécifiées. Il ne peut y avoir
+qu'un rectangle ou fléche à l'écran : choisissez !
+
+####ARROW x1,y1,x2,y2
+
+dessine une flèche rouge pour attirer l'attention de l'utilisateur sur 
+une zone à l'écran dont les coordonnées sont spécifiées. Il ne peut y 
+avoir qu'un rectangle ou fléche à l'écran : choisissez !
+
+####DEL
+
+efface tout ce qui a été dessiné à l'écran. Flèche, rectangle et message 
+texte.
+
+**Fonctions menu**
+
+####MENU menu,element,button
+
+Clique sur un élément de menu.
+
+####SELECT menu,element,button
+
+Choisi un élément de menu.
+
+####SET menu,element    ou UNSET
+
+Met en clignotance un élément du menu.
+
+####UNSET menu,element
+
+Retire la clignotance d'un élément du menu.
+
+**fonctions gameplay**
+
+####NEXT
+
+Fait la prochaine génération de la grille de simulation.
+
+####TECH niveau
+
+Change le niveau technologique.
+
+**fonction souris**
+
+####CLICK x,y,button
+
+Simule un clique sur le plateau de jeu aux coordonnées x,y.
+
+####DRAG x1,y1,x2,y2,button
+
+Simule un clique sur le plateau de jeu entre les coordonnées fournies.
+

CHANGELOG.md

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+----------------------------------------------------------------
+##    WireChem
+
+![The new chemistry game](logo.png)
+
+http://wirechem.dahut.fr
+
+*(C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+### Versions & modifications
+
+#### VERSION 0.1A
+
+* première version suivi dans GIT
+
+#### VERSION 0.2A
+
+* Ajout d'un système de stockage basé sur les dictionnaires
+  persistants "Shelves". 
+* Ajout de statistiques lors de la simulation
+* Correction de nombreux bugs
+  
+  *....A suivre.*
+  
+  
+  

CREDITS.md

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+----------------------------------------------------------------
+##    WireChem
+
+![The new chemistry game](logo.png)
+
+http://wirechem.dahut.fr
+
+*(C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+### Les concepteurs
+  
+  **Nicolas Hordé**
+  *Programmeur - Designer - Créateur*
+ <admin@dahut.fr>
+ `1er Etage
+  226 boulevard de vanteaux
+  87000 Limoges`
+  
+  **Aline Pinon**
+  *Créatrice -  Tests Alpha*
+<alyn19.pinon@gmail.com>
+ `1er Etage
+  226 boulevard de vanteaux
+  87000 Limoges`

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README.md

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+----------------------------------------------------------------
+##    WireChem
+
+![The new chemistry game](logo.png)
+
+http://wirechem.dahut.fr
+
+*(C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+###  A lire absolument
+  
+#### QU'EST CE QUE WIRECHEM ?
+  
+  WireChem est un jeu de type puzzle basé sur les automates cellulaires
+  et sur la chimie.
+  
+#### PUIS-JE COPIER LE JEU ?
+  
+  Le jeu est soumis à la licence GPL V3.0 jointe au programme, vous
+  pouvez copier et modifier librement ce programme à des fins non-
+  commerciales. A vous de lire la suite...
+  
+#### DOIS-JE PAYER SI JE JOUE ?
+  
+  Vous pouvez faire des dons pour encourager le développement du jeu
+  mais aucun droit n'est n'est du lors de l'usage du jeu.
+
+  
+  
+  

TODO.md

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+----------------------------------------------------------------
+##    WireChem
+
+![The new chemistry game](logo.png)
+
+http://wirechem.dahut.fr
+
+*(C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0*
+
+----------------------------------------------------------------
+###  A faire !!!!
+
+#### GAME PLAY
+ 
+* Implémenter l'automate cellulaire "Sand" dans le déplacement des 
+  protons & neutrons sur  le plateau de jeu.
+* Ajouter une fenêtre qui s'affiche au changement de niveau 
+technologique afin de présenter les nouveautés accessibles.
+* Ajouter des bulles d'aide au survol des éléments de la grille jeu pour
+informer le joueur sur leur nature et leur état.
+* Ajouter un mode Pas a pas (liseré vert) qui permettra de passer pas a
+pas le fonctionnement du modèle, la victoire n'est pas comptabilisé dans
+ce mode, ajout d'un élément de menu pour le pas à pas.
+* Ajouter un système avec des points de recherche acquis lors des 
+changements de niveau (Niveau*50), avec il serait possible d'accélérer
+l'acquision de certaines fonctionnalités en les
+achetant. Un arbre technologique pourrait permettre d'effectuer les 
+achats et récapituler la situation.
+* Les acquisitions possibles concerneraient soit :
+ - Déblocage d'un transmuteur (canaliser, refroidisseur...)
+ - Ajout de fonctionnalités (enregistrement > 5 slots , pas a pas.
+ ..)
+ - Amélioration d'un transmuteur (canon à électron consommant 75% d'
+ energie, positiveur chauffant moins...)
+* Le niveau special est celui qui debloque le monde suivant,  il est mis
+en évidence avec un icone biohazard. Il est impossible d'enregistrer et
+le temps est limité.
+  
+#### STRUCTURE/PROGRAMMATION
+  
+* Modifier la méthode d'accès aux variables "dat" & "art".
+* Optimiser le code pour rendre l'usage d'OpenGL plus efficient en
+utilisant les vertex list et les batch graphic.
+* Repenser le mode simulation de façon orienté objet.
+* Ajouter un makefile pour automatiser la construction du programme.
+* Creer un gestionnaire de zones sensibles pour gérer le menu de 
+selection des labos et les bulles d'aide.
+  
+#### STATISTIQUES
+
+* Gérer le stockage des statistiques de victoire dans la base de donnée
+  utilisateur.
+* Ajouter les statistiques de victoire dans le menu principal.
+* Ajouter les statistiques dans le mode simulation dans le dernier 
+  panneau prévu à cet effet.
+* Permettre la compilation et l'envoie de statistiques concernant le
+  joueur vers le site internet de WireChem.
+  
+#### CONCEPTION
+  
+* Finir la conception du labo N°2.
+* Créer le tutoriel pour chaque niveau du monde hydrogène.
+  
+#### FONCTIONNALITES
+  
+* Ajouter un mode création de niveau qui faciliterait l'ajout 
+ et la configuration.
+* Finir la fenêtre des préférences du jeu.
+* Changer la forme du curseur lors de certaines actions.
+* Utiliser la molette de la souris dans le jeu.
+* Mettre en évidence les raccourcis clavier dans les bulles d'aide.
+ 
+#### BOGUES
+
+* Supprimer un bug d'activation selon le sens des photons.
+* Supprimer le bug lorsque 2 électrons se croisent de face, ils rebond-
+ issent.
+* Corriger les bogues qui apparaissent parfois lors de l'usage des 
+ transmuteurs "canaliseurs".
+* Disparition du texte sous windows au bout de quelques minutes de jeu
+ 
+#### DESIGN/MULTIMEDIA
+
+* Améliorer la qualité de la vidéo d'introduction.
+* Améliorer la qualités de l'accompagnement sonore & le diversifier.
+* Ajouter des bruitages de jeu pour rendre les simulations plus immers-
+  ives.
+  
+#### DOCUMENTATION/COMMUNICATION
+
+* Améliorer les textes des documentations.
+  

data/elements.dat

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data/elements2.dat

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data/level0-3.dat

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-Positiveur;e+;Comprendre le fonctionnement de l'élément positiveur et générer 8 électrons positifs sur le senseur.;0;86;-55;170;0;16;[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 8, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level0-4.dat

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-Superelectrons;e-;Générer 2 super électrons negatifs par colision et les amener sur le senseur;0;86;-55;170;1;81;[2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level0-5.dat

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-Activation;e0;L'objectif est de générer 6 électrons neutre et découvrir les liaisons fibres par lesquelles transitent les photons. Certains modifieurs nécessitent désormais l'activation par des photons.;0;110;-46;134;1;136;[0, 0, 0, 6, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level0-6.dat

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-Fibres;eX;A vous de dessiner votre infrastructure a base de fibres et de pistes mais aussi de modifieur activable afin de faire parvenir des éléctrons positifs et neutres sur les senseurs.;0;60;-30;112;2;230;[0, 0, 0, 2, 0, 2, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level0-7.dat

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-Protons;p;Générer deux protons sur le senseur en utilisant un réacteur et un super-positron. Le réacteur est un élément qui nécessite l'activation.;0;60;-32;108;2;370;[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 2];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level0-8.dat

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-Hydrogène;H;Générer le premier atome complet : l'hydrogène avec un proton et un électron négatif sur la couche K.;0;60;-32;108;3;750;[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/level1-0.dat

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-Deuterium;D;Générer un isostope de l'hydrogène qui comporte un proton et un neutron ainsi qu'un électron négatif sur la couche K.;0;60;-32;108;4;1300;[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1];[0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0];0;0;0;0;99999;99999;99999;99999
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data/menus.dat

@@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
-/;icon;drag;color;ref
-run;picture/stop.png;#0;;
-speed;picture/speed.png;#0;;
-raz;picture/raz.png;#0;;
-move;picture/move.png;#1;;
-zoomp;picture/zoomp.png;#0;;
-zoomm;picture/zoomm.png;#0;;
-stat;picture/stat.png;#0;;
-levels;picture/levels.png;#0;;
-screen;picture/screen.png;#0;;
-settings;picture/settings.png;#0;;
-exits;picture/exits.png;#0;;
-setcopper;;#1;[240,100,38];
-setfiber;;#1;[208,213,79];
-setnothing;;#1;[0,0,0];
-others;/;#1;;@null
-setnothinga;;#1;[40,40,40];

data/menus2.dat

@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
-/;icon
-cycle;picture/cycle.png
-nrj;picture/nrj.png
-rayon;picture/rayon.png
-temp;picture/temp.png
-cout;picture/cout.png
-tech;picture/tech.png

data/pref.dat

@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-level0-1;level0-8;level0-2;level0-2;level0-2;level0-2;level0-3;level0-4;level0-5;level0-6;level0-6;level0-6

data/worlds.dat

@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-/;file;world;grid;coordx;coordy;validate;tuto
-level0-0;data/level0-0.dat;#0;#0;#30;#450;{level0-1,level0-8};movie/level0-0.mp4
-level0-1;data/level0-1.dat;#0;#1;#30;#200;{level0-2};
-level0-2;data/level0-2.dat;#0;#2;#180;#300;{level0-3};
-level0-3;data/level0-3.dat;#0;#3;#330;#350;{level0-4};
-level0-4;data/level0-4.dat;#0;#4;#480;#380;{level0-5};
-level0-5;data/level0-5.dat;#0;#5;#480;#200;{level0-6};
-level0-6;data/level0-6.dat;#0;#6;#640;#200;{level0-7};
-level0-7;data/level0-7.dat;#0;#7;#800;#290;{level0-8};
-level0-8;data/level0-8.dat;#0;#8;#900;#450;{level1-0};
-level1-0;data/level1-0.dat;#1;#0;#30;#200;{level0-8};

menu.py

@@ -0,0 +1,79 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 
+
+'''
+  ------------------------------------------
+  
+  WireChem - The new chemistry game
+  
+  Programme lancement
+
+  (C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0
+  
+  ------------------------------------------
+'''
+import os;
+while True:
+	os.system("clear")
+	print'''-------------------------------------------
+  
+  WireChem - The new chemistry game
+  
+  Menu principal
+
+  (C) Copyright 2013-2014 Nicolas Hordé
+  Licence GPL V3.0
+  
+  ------------------------------------------
+  1) Lancer Wirechem depuis le CD/DVD
+  2) Récupérer une version depuis le réseau
+  3) Lancer une autre version 
+  4) Eteindre l'ordinateur
+  5) Redemarrer l'ordinateur
+  '''
+	alocal=raw_input('Que souhaitez vous faire ? : ')
+	if alocal=="1":
+		os.system('python WireChem.py')
+	elif alocal=="2":
+		os.system("clear")
+		print "vérifiez que vous êtes bien connecté à internet..."
+		print "Récupération des version depuis https://github.com/dahut87/WireChem.git..."
+		tag=['master']
+		tags=os.popen('git ls-remote --tags https://github.com/dahut87/WireChem.git').read().split('\n')
+		for i in range(len(tags)):
+			if tags[i][41:51]=='refs/tags/': tag.append(tags[i][51:].replace('^{}',''))
+		tag=sorted(list(set(tag)),None,None,True)
+		for i in range(len(tag)):
+			print str(i)+") "+tag[i]
+		alocal=raw_input(str(len(tag))+" versions trouvées, choisissez celle que vous souhaitez récupérer: ")
+		if alocal=="": continue
+		version=tag[int(alocal)]
+		if os.system('git clone -b '+version+' https://github.com/dahut87/WireChem.git _version_'+version)==0:
+				os.system("cd _version_"+version+" && python WireChem.py")
+		else:
+				alocal=raw_input("Une erreur est apparue, le dossier existe déjà ou vous n'êtes plus connecté ! Appuyer sur O pour essayer de lancer.")
+				if alocal.lower()=="o":
+					os.system("cd _version_"+version+" && python WireChem.py")
+	elif alocal=="3":
+		os.system("clear")
+		print "Recherche des version déjà récupérée..."
+		dir=os.listdir(".")
+		num=0
+		vers=[]
+		for i in range(len(dir)):
+			if dir[i][:9]=="_version_": 
+				vers.append(dir[i])
+				print str(num)+") "+dir[i][9:]
+				num+=1
+		if num==0:
+			print "aucune version installée...<appuyez sur une touche>"
+			raw_input()
+		else:
+			alocal=raw_input(str(num)+" versions trouvées, choisissez celle que vous souhaitez récupérer: ")
+			if alocal=="": continue
+			os.system("cd "+vers[int(alocal)]+" && python WireChem.py")
+	elif alocal=="4":
+		os.system("halt")
+	elif alocal=="5":
+		os.system("reboot")

read.py

@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env python
+# -*- coding: utf-8 -*- 
+
+import shelve
+
+def read(afile):
+	d=shelve.open(afile,writeback=True)
+	for k in d.keys():
+		globals()[k]=d[k]
+	d.close()
+	
+def load(d):
+	for k in d.keys():
+		if k[0]!="_":
+			globals()[k]=d[k]
+		
+def reference(var,noms):
+	if len(noms)==2: 
+		for y in range(len(var)):
+			for x in range(len(var[y])):	
+				var[y][x][noms[0]]=y
+				var[y][x][noms[1]]=x
+	else:
+		for x in range(len(var[y])):	
+			var[x][y][noms[0]]=x	
+
+read("/home/horde/.wirechem/dbdata")
+reference(Uworlds,['world','level'])
+print Uworlds
+print finished
+print len(Uworlds[0])
+
+
+