endplay.types.board
Classes:
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Class representing a deal along with the play, auction and other table information |
- class endplay.types.board.Board(deal: Optional[Deal] = None, auction: Optional[Iterable[Bid]] = None, play: Optional[Iterable[Card]] = None, board_num: Optional[int] = None, *, vul: Optional[Vul] = None, dealer: Optional[Player] = None, contract: Optional[Contract] = None, claimed: bool = False, **kwargs)
Bases:
object
Class representing a deal along with the play, auction and other table information
- Variables:
deal (Deal) – The deal at the table
auction (list[Bid]) – The auction at the table
contract (Contract) – The contract at the table
play (list[Card]) – The play history at the table
board_num (int) – The board number of this deal
vul (Vul) – The board vulnerability. If this isn’t defined (i.e. set to None) then it is deduced from board_num
dealer (Player) – The board dealer. Similarly to vul this can be deduced from board_num
claimed (bool) – Flag indicating whether the play ended as a result of a claim
info –
A dictionary which contains arbitrary extra information about the board. The dictionary type used provided case-insensitive dot-access as a convenience (i.e. board.info.event and board.info.Event refer to the same object, but board.info[“event”] and board.info[“Event”] would be considered different). Tabular data can be stored here, any key ending with (but not equal to) table is treated as a table and its value should be a dictionary containing two keys: headers with a list of column names, and rows with a list of the rows. The column names can either be plain strings, or dictionaries with the keys
- ordering: Either “+”, “-” or None depending of if the table is sorted
ascending, descending or unsorted with respect to this column
name: A string value with the name of the column
minwidth: The minimum width that values in this column should be
- alignment: “L” or “R” depending on if this column should be left or right
aligned. Ignored unless minwidth is defined
Classes:
Dictionary-like class which alows for case-insensitive dot-access, for example.
Attributes:
The contract the board was played in.
Dealer of the board.
Vulnerability of the board.
- class Info
Bases:
dict
Dictionary-like class which alows for case-insensitive dot-access, for example:
info["Event"] = "WBF 2017" print(info.event) # WBF 2017
Methods:
_find_key
(key)- _find_key(key: str)
- property contract: Optional[Contract]
The contract the board was played in. If not provided, then attempts to calculate based on the auction and play history.