Python Tournament Engine

[Jim_Mahoney]

This is very nice, thank you.

What license is this code released under?

I'm using this tron bot content as a project for some students of mine, and as part of that having them (as an exercise) organize their work on code hosting sites like Google Code. For the most part we're using open source licenses.

Am I allowed to include the Python Tournament Engine code, or pieces of it, in our work? With the correct attribution, of course.

Thanks again,

Jim Mahoney
Marlboro College

[nneonneo]

I will license the Python Tournament Engine under the BSD license. Attribution can be made to Robert Xiao.

[Jim_Mahoney]

[amstan]

[jaguar]

why for some bot posted on this forum (note they can run fine using the java engine in the starter package) I am getting an error in python engine:

Traceback (most recent call last):
File "round.py", line 342, in <module>
outcome = run_round(cmd1, cmd2, name1=name1, name2=name2, **options.__dict__)
File "round.py", line 177, in run_round
result = gameboard.move(m1, m2)
File "board.py", line 98, in move
p1loc = self.project(self.p1loc, self.MOVES[p1move])
TypeError: list indices must be integers

Can anyone please let me know? Thanks a lot.

[amstan]

How are you running it?

[nneonneo]

This probably means the bot (or the human, if playing interactively) input a bad move.

Remember, the human moves are NEWS and IJKL.

[ghastly]

Is there anywhere this tournament engine has been archived for download?

[nneonneo]

It should still be available as an attachment on the first post.

[ghastly]