Struct thud::Board

pub struct Board { /* fields omitted */ }

A configuration of Thud Pieces on a Thud board

Note: Board is not aware of the whole state of the game, only the position of the pieces. As a result, the movement methods provided only perform checks according to the pieces on the board, but they will not check whether the move is valid in terms of turn progress - you should use the methods on Thud for that.

Methods

impl Board

pub fn fresh() -> Self

Get a "fresh" Board, with Pieces placed in the default positions for thud.

pub fn place(&mut self, square: Coord, piece: Piece)

Put a Piece on the board.

pub fn get(&self, square: Coord) -> Piece

Find what Piece is at the Coord specified.

pub fn full_raw(&self) -> [[Piece; 15]; 15]

pub fn army(&self, piece_type: Piece) -> Vec<Coord>

Return a vector of all the Coords of squares occupied by the given piece type.

use thud::{Board, Piece, Coord};

let board = Board::fresh();
let stone = board.army(Piece::Thudstone);

assert_eq!(stone[0].value(), (7, 7));

pub fn adjacent(&self, square: Coord) -> Vec<(Coord, Piece)>

Get a vector of valid Coords in the 8 possible adjacent squares to the one given.

Coordinates out of board bounds will not be included.

pub fn troll_move(
    &mut self,
    troll: Coord,
    target: Coord
) -> Result<(), ThudError>

Move a troll.

Returns Err(ThudError::IllegalMove) if:

• The troll square is not Piece::Troll
• The target square is not Piece::Empty
• The target square is more than 1 squares away from the troll square

pub fn troll_shove(
    &mut self,
    troll: Coord,
    target: Coord
) -> Result<(), ThudError>

"Shove" a troll.

Returns Err(ThudError::IllegalMove) if:

• The troll square is not Piece::Troll
• The target square is not Piece::Empty
• There are no Piece::Dwarfs adjacent to the target square

Returns Err(ThudError::Obstacle) if the target square is obstructed

Returns Err(ThudError::LineTooShort) if the distance to the target square is larger than the length of the line of trolls going in the other direction

pub fn troll_capture(
    &mut self,
    troll: Coord,
    targets: Vec<Direction>
) -> Result<usize, ThudError>

Use a troll to selectively capture dwarves around it.

targets should be a Vec of Directions in which to capture; if there is a dwarf above your troll and you wish to capture it then targets should contain Direction::Up.

Note that any invalid (out of board limits) or duplicate Directions will be ignored.

Returns Err(ThudError::IllegalMove) if the piece at troll is not Piece::Troll.

pub fn dwarf_move(
    &mut self,
    dwarf: Coord,
    target: Coord
) -> Result<(), ThudError>

Move a dwarf.

Returns Err(ThudError::IllegalMove) if:

• square dwarf is not Piece::Dwarf
• square target is not Piece::Empty

Returns Err(ThudError::Obstacle) if there is a piece in the way.

pub fn dwarf_hurl(
    &mut self,
    dwarf: Coord,
    target: Coord
) -> Result<(), ThudError>

"Hurl" a dwarf.

Returns Err(ThudError::IllegalMove) if:

• square dwarf is not Piece::Dwarf
• square target is not Piece::Troll

Returns Err(ThudError::Obstacle) if there is a piece in the way.

Returns Err(ThudError::LineTooShort) if the distance to the target square is larger than the length of the line of dwarves going in the other direction

pub fn available_moves(&self, loc: Coord) -> Vec<Coord>

Get a Vec of Coords that the piece at loc can make

pub fn winner(&self) -> Option<EndState>

Find if there is a winner or the game is over.

Returns:

• Some(EndState::Won(Player)) if a player has won the match
• Some(EndState::Draw) if the match is a draw
• None if the board still has moves to play

pub fn score(&self) -> (usize, usize)

Get the scores of each player

Given in format (<dwarf score>, <troll score>)

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Board

fn clone(&self) -> Board

Returns a copy of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for Board

impl Debug for Board

fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter.

impl Default for Board

fn default() -> Board

Returns the "default value" for a type.