When two tiles are paired into one, a tile may disappear completely from the field.

Reproduced on PowerShell in every game.

Cmd works all right though.

this commit implement a feature to pause a running game session and resume it again. the game will start from where you left it.

on pressing spacebar, a running game session will get paused and game's score and position data will be saved. command term2048 --resume will resume the game and start it from where you paused the game.

Good morning how are you? This is Arnold! Nice to meet you. I like your project, but your code looks gurly and lacks discipline! Here is a pull request to pump it up. You must apply it, do it now!

Hi bfontaine,

term2048 is an amazing app, I like it.

But someone may want to install it offline instead of pip installing.

I have figured out term2048 can be installed offline by following steps:

1. download term2048 repo
2. make deps
3. make check
4. sudo python setup.py install

Many beginners don't know the fourth step as it's not mentioned in current readme. It will be of great help to many people if you add the fourth step in your readme.

Thank you.

i think it would be pretty cool to let people see how this code works (and edit the program) right in their browser, without any manual downloads or installation. i'm thinking we can add a 'run on repl.it' button, which redirects to something like this:

it will hide the cursor

import subprocess
subprocess.call('echo  "\033[?25l"', shell=True)

and when quit the program

subprocess.call('echo -e "\033[?25h";clear', shell=True)

it will display the cursor

I just noticed this. I don't think it's intended to be this way. The 2 at the top left corner is a different green than the rest.

P.S. I'm not home right now, or I would have a taken a look and submitted a PR for it myself.

Everything installs okay via pip, but after running the process dies with the following:

Traceback (most recent call last): File "/usr/local/bin/term2048", line 8, in load_entry_point('term2048==0.2.0', 'console_scripts', 'term2048')() File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/term2048/ui.py", line 33, in start_game Game(mode=args.mode, azmode=args.azmode).loop() File "/Library/Python/2.7/site-packages/term2048/game.py", line 153, in loop self.incScore(self.board.move(m)) UnboundLocalError: local variable 'm' referenced before assignment

In the original implementation of this game, a new piece will not spawn if a move does not move any pieces.

Board to reproduce:

      8   4   4   2
      .   2   2   .
      .   .   .   .
      .   .   .   .

If you press up, nothing should happen. Instead a new piece spawns.

Hi @bfontaine, first of all :clap: for building term2048

actually some time ago when I was in love with this game, I made some change to source of installed game and made a new feature to pause/resume the game. It was just a afternoon hack but worked well.

What's your opinion, If I say I want to make a pull request adding that hacky feature. here I will take care of coding style obviously :smile:

Hi,

I think in the Game.end() function, it should be:

return (self.board.won() or not self.board.canMove())

instead of

return not (self.board.won() or self.board.canMove())

This function is never used but could be used in the test in the Game.loop() function.

When playing on an Ubuntu 16.04 machine and an Ubuntu 17.10 machine the UI dissappears while playing the game. In order to make it re-appear you need to press the arrow keys. Then the UI will re-appear and you can continue playing (until the UI disappears again).

Please see herefor a demo of this bug.