# simple state example for Memory import simplegui # define event handlers def init(): global state state = 0 def buttonclick(): global state if state == 0: state = 1 elif state == 1: state = 2 else: state = 1 def draw(canvas): if state == 0: canvas.draw_text("Game beginning", [30, 62], 24, "White") elif state == 1: canvas.draw_text("One card exposed", [30, 62], 24, "White") else: canvas.draw_text("Two cards exposed", [30, 62], 24, "White") # create frame and add a button and labels frame = simplegui.create_frame("Memory states", 300, 100) frame.add_button("Restart", init, 200) frame.add_button("Simulate mouse click", buttonclick, 200) # initialize global variables init() # register event handlers frame.set_draw_handler(draw) # get things rolling frame.start()
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