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Anna Rose 2012-06-07 14:53:44 -04:00
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poketypes.py
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@ -90,30 +90,54 @@ def get_types_eq(strengths, value):
return ret
def print_entry(src_list):
try:
print '{:10}'.format(src_list.pop(0)),
except IndexError:
print ' '*10,
def main():
type_list = parse_args().types
# These arrays tell us our best values against each type
# on attack and on defense
atk_strengths = calculate_attack_values(type_list)
def_strengths = calculate_defense_values(type_list)
print '\n{space}Attack\n{space}======\n'.format(space=' '*16)
print 'Strong Normal Weak Immune'
print '------ ------ ---- ------'
atk_list = get_types_gt(atk_strengths, 1.0)
print 'These types are super-effective against {} types\n{}\n'.format(len(atk_list), '\n'.join(atk_list))
strengths = calculate_attack_values(type_list)
strong_list = get_types_gt(strengths, 1.0)
normal_list = get_types_eq(strengths, 1.0)
weak_list = list(set(get_types_lt(strengths, 1.0)) - set(get_types_eq(strengths, 0.0)))
immune_list = get_types_eq(strengths, 0.0)
atk_list = get_types_lt(atk_strengths, 1.0)
print 'They cannot be effective against {} types\n{}\n'.format(len(atk_list), '\n'.join(atk_list))
while strong_list or normal_list or weak_list or immune_list:
print_entry(strong_list)
print_entry(normal_list)
print_entry(weak_list)
print_entry(immune_list)
print
def_list = get_types_eq(def_strengths, 0.0)
print 'They are immune to {} types\n{}\n'.format(len(def_list), '\n'.join(def_list))
def_list = list(set(get_types_lt(def_strengths, 1.0)) - set(get_types_eq(def_strengths, 0.0)))
print 'They can defend well against {} types\n{}\n'.format(len(def_list), '\n'.join(def_list))
strengths = calculate_defense_values(type_list)
def_list = get_types_gt(def_strengths, 1.0)
print 'They have no good defense against {} types\n{}\n'.format(len(def_list), '\n'.join(def_list))
strong_list = list(set(get_types_lt(strengths, 1.0)) - set(get_types_eq(strengths, 0.0)))
normal_list = get_types_eq(strengths, 1.0)
weak_list = get_types_gt(strengths, 1.0)
immune_list = get_types_eq(strengths, 0.0)
print '\n\n{space}Defend\n{space}======\n'.format(space=' '*16)
print 'Strong Normal Weak Immune'
print '------ ------ ---- ------'
while strong_list or normal_list or weak_list or immune_list:
print_entry(strong_list)
print_entry(normal_list)
print_entry(weak_list)
print_entry(immune_list)
print
print
def parse_args():

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## Poketypes
Poketypes is a fairly simple tool for players of the Pokémon video game series.
It allows you to simply list a set of types that are present on your team, like so:
$ ./poketypes.py dragon grass ghost poison fire ice
It will then treat these types as an aggregate, and let you know types your theoretical team is
capable of being strong against both offensively and defensively. This is to help you spot potentially
weaknesses when building a team.
For example, the above command will output:
```
Attack
======
Strong Normal Weak Immune
------ ------ ---- ------
water normal
grass fire
ice electric
ground fighting
flying poison
psychic dark
bug
rock
ghost
dragon
steel
Defend
======
Strong Normal Weak Immune
------ ------ ---- ------
steel flying normal
electric psychic fighting
fire rock
ice ghost
water dragon
poison dark
grass
bug
ground
```
You can also use it as a quick-reference for a single type's strengths and weaknesses by listing just that type.
### Todo
Currently the tool assumes you can switch to any of the listed types separately. At some point, I'll try to handle dual types in a sensible way.