Module screens 

The screens of the game: every message the player sees, as lines of text.

Each function builds one screen from plain data and a Term and returns it as Vec<String> (one entry per output line, trailing blank lines included, exactly as the Python Display printed them). Nothing is written here: the session prints the lines with print_lines, and tests compare them with Term::plain.

The Czech texts are exact ports of display.py, session.py and commands.py, minus the Rich markup. Hints, answers’ feedback, success messages, user names and paths are printed verbatim: they are wrapped as plain text, never interpreted as Markdown or markup, so [ab]*.txt and `ls` come out exactly as written. Only the level assignment itself (Level::text) goes through the Markdown renderer.

The palette follows the Python UI: cyan level panels, yellow hints, green success, red failures, dim notes with violet commands.

Constants

INSTALL_COMMAND

The command that reinstalls ShellGame, for when update cannot do it itself.

Functions

already_initialized

init on a game that exists already.

bonus_note

The note under the panel of a bonus level.

cd_block

The red panel for a cd the level forbids, printed on stderr by the cd hook: titled ShellGame (<level id>), with the recovery tip below it.

current_directory

The directory the player starts in.

exiting

shellgame exit.

failure

The red panel for a wrong answer or an unmet requirement, and the pointer to hint.

format_duration

37s, 2m 5s, 1h 2m 3s: a duration the way the Python UI wrote it.

format_stats

The statistics line of the success panel: Čas: 12s | Nápovědy: 1 | Chybné pokusy: 2. Failed attempts are mentioned only when there were any.

game_complete

The player finished the last level.

hint

A newly revealed hint: its panel, the tip about --repeat, the pointer to the next hint (when there is one) and a blank line. index counts from 0.

init_success

A new game was created.

intro_page

One page of a section intro: a cyan panel titled with the intro’s title, and (strana i/N) when the intro has several pages. number counts from 1.

invalid_level_format

The saved level id is not of the form S.N, so its section cannot be found.

launch_failed

The game shell could not be started.

level_missing

The saved level no longer exists in this version of the game.

level_not_found

The catalog has no level with this id.

level_panel

The assignment of a regular level: a cyan panel titled <id>: <title> holding the rendered Markdown, followed (for a bonus level) by the note that it may be skipped.

level_reloaded

dev reload finished.

level_setup_error

The next level could not be prepared; the player’s progress is kept.

no_hints_available

The level has no hints at all.

no_hints_revealed

hint --repeat before any hint was shown.

no_levels_available

The game has no levels at all.

no_levels_registered

dev start on a game without levels.

no_more_hints

All hints have been shown already.

no_next_level

dev next on the last level.

no_previous_level

dev prev on the first level.

not_initialized

There is no saved game.

not_skippable

skip on a required level.

plain_line

An ordinary line in style, for the few messages that have no screen of their own (the progress and the result of update).

removal_declined

The player declined the confirmation of remove.

removal_refused

remove refuses to delete a workspace outside the temporary directories.

removed

The state and the workspace were deleted.

repeated_hints

Every hint revealed so far (hint --repeat): the first revealed of hints, then the tips. Nothing revealed yet has its own message.

reset_failed

reset could not rebuild the level.

reset_notice

The level was rebuilt by reset.

show_usage

show without exactly one of --level and --section.

skipped

A bonus level was skipped.

state_error

The red panel for a failure of the game itself (unreadable state, a filesystem error).

status

The progress screen: the current level, when the game started, a table of finished levels (numerically sorted, so 1.10 follows 1.2) and totals.

success

The green panel shown when a level is completed: the level’s own message and, with a completion record, the line of statistics.

teleport_notice

The player was moved to the start directory of the level.

unknown_level

dev jump to an id that does not exist.

update_current

update found nothing newer than the running version.

update_done

update succeeded: the version before and after.

update_failed

update failed. With reinstall, the installer command is shown on a line of its own (so it can be copied), as the way to update by hand.

workspace_restored

The workspace was gone (a cleared /tmp) and has been rebuilt.