Games::Wumpus::Cave - Cave used for Hunt the Wumpus
my $cave = Games::Wumpus::Cave -> new -> init; $survivor = $cave -> move ($location); @hazards = $cave -> shoot (@path);
Games::Wumpus::Cave is used to keep track of the cave system of Hunt the Wumpus. It's used by Games::Wumpus and should most likely not be used outside of Games::Wumpus.
Games::Wumpus::Cave
Games::Wumpus
The following methods are implemented:
new
Class method returning an unintialized object.
init
Initializes the cave system. Creates layout mimicing a dodecahedron: vertices are rooms, and edged are tunnels. After creating the layout, hazards (Wumpus, bats, pits) are randomly placed in the cave system. Then a start location is picked. The start location is garanteed not to contain a hazard.
rooms
Accessor returning all rooms in the cave system.
room
Accessor returning room with the given name (small, non-negative integer).
random_room
Accessor returning a random room from the cave system.
location
Accessor returning the current location (room) of the player.
set_location
Accessor setting the current location of the player.
wumpus
Accessor returning the location of the Wumpus.
set_wumpus
Accessor setting the location of the Wumpus.
start
Accessor returning the start location of the player.
describe
Describes the location the player is currently in, including outgoing tunnels, and nearby hazards. The description is returned as a string.
can_move_to
Takes a location as argument. Returns true if there's a tunnel from the players current location to the given location, false otherwise.
move
Move the player to the location given as argument. If the new location contains a bat, the player is dropped in a random location elsewhere in the cave system. Returns a (possibly empty) list of hazards encountered. If the list is non-empty, the last element of the list is either $WUMPUS or $PIT; all other elements must be $BAT.
$WUMPUS
$PIT
$BAT
shoot
Shoot an arrow from the players current location following the given path. Returns false if not hitting anything; the object hit ($WUMPUS or $PLAYER) otherwise. If the path contains a room which cannot be reached using a tunnel from the arrows current location, a random tunnel will be choosen.
$PLAYER
stir_wumpus
Poke the Wumpus. With a certain chance ($WUMPUS_MOVES), the Wumpus picks a random tunnel and moves to the room at the other end. Returns true if the Wumpus moved, false otherwise.
$WUMPUS_MOVES
None known.
Configuration of the game should be possible.
Games::Wumpus, Games::Wumpus::Room, Games::Wumpus::Constants
The current sources of this module are found on github, git://github.com/Abigail/Games--Wumpus.git.
Abigail, mailto:wumpus@abigail.be.
Copyright (C) 2009 by Abigail.
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To install this module, run, after unpacking the tar-ball, the following commands:
perl Makefile.PL make make test make install
To install Games::Wumpus, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.
cpanm
cpanm Games::Wumpus
CPAN shell
perl -MCPAN -e shell install Games::Wumpus
For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.