unit.rst

Unit
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.. class:: library.Unit

   An instance of the class Unit represents one unit in the game. The units are 
   not limited to moveable units, but every entity which is not part of the 
   background is a unit. For example, the minerals and geysers are units as 
   well as all buildings.

   For all possible types of units see the enum :class:`library.UNIT_TYPEID`. 
   Some types of objects are almost the same, for example there are many types 
   of mineral deposits, but all of them are mineable. This is one of the 
   motivations behind the :class:`library.UnitType` which aims to to make the 
   list of types more manageable. The UnitType can be accessed by the 
   :any:`Unit.unit_type` property.

   It is possible to use Unit as keys in a dictionary, which might be helpful
   for bookkeeping.

   Properties:

   .. autoattribute:: build_percentage
   .. autoattribute:: energy
   .. autoattribute:: hit_points 
   .. autoattribute:: id 
   .. autoattribute:: is_alive 
   .. autoattribute:: is_being_constructed 
   .. autoattribute:: is_burrowed 
   .. autoattribute:: is_cloaked 
   .. autoattribute:: is_completed 
   .. autoattribute:: is_constructing 
   .. autoattribute:: is_flying 
   .. autoattribute:: is_idle 
   .. autoattribute:: is_powered 
   .. autoattribute:: is_training 
   .. autoattribute:: is_valid 
   .. attribute:: Unit.player 

      .. TODO: Add page about PLAYER_* constants

      Returns the constant corresponding to player which this unit belongs to.
      See the page :doc:`playerconstants` for more information on player
      constants.

   .. autoattribute:: position 
   .. autoattribute:: shields 
   .. autoattribute:: tile_position 
   .. autoattribute:: unit_type 
   .. autoattribute:: weapon_cooldown 

   Methods:

   .. automethod:: stop
   .. automethod:: attack_unit
   .. automethod:: attack_move
   .. method:: Unit.move(self, point)

      Move the unit to the given point, the point being an instance of either 
      :class:`library.Point2D` or :class:`library.Point2DI`.
   .. automethod:: right_click
   .. automethod:: repair
   .. automethod:: build
   .. TODO: Maybe should I put the limits of build here, and when to use build_target
   .. automethod:: build_target
   .. automethod:: train
   .. automethod:: morph