Struct SessionApp 

pub struct SessionApp<G>
where
    G: PrintableGame + Clone,
    G::Action: Debug,
{ /* private fields */ }

An interactive session over a Simulator: the dashboard plus a setup modal, Auto/Step control, speed, reset, and a human-playable seat.

Fixes the dashboard’s viewing seat at the lowest human seat (or a neutral spectator if there is none) each time the match is (re)built, so a human never sees another seat’s hidden information. That single fixed viewer means a hidden-info game configured with two or more human seats is local pass-and-play that shows one seat’s view throughout; it is not safe for competitive hot-seat play of a game with private state (the same limitation the CLI’s text play documents).

Implementations

impl<G> SessionApp<G>

where G: PrintableGame + Clone, G::Action: Debug,

pub fn new(game: G, bots: Vec<BotOption<G>>, seed: u64) -> Self

Builds a session for game with the given bots available as AI types (at least random_bot is always included), every seat an AI, Auto mode, seeded from seed.

pub fn with_human_seat(self, seat: usize) -> Self

Marks seat human (it plays through the action menu). Out-of-range seats are ignored.

pub fn with_setup_open(self, open: bool) -> Self

Opens (or closes) the setup modal on start, so a native player configures seats before the match runs.

pub const fn with_step_mode(self) -> Self

Starts in Step mode (advance one decision per Space) rather than Auto.

pub fn is_terminal(&self) -> bool

Whether the match has ended and the setup modal is closed (so a demo harness can decide when to restart).

pub fn into_simulator(self) -> Simulator<G>

Unwraps to the underlying Simulator at its current state.

Trait Implementations

impl<G, B> App<B> for SessionApp<G>

where G: PrintableGame + Clone, G::Action: Debug, B: Backend,

fn update(&mut self, term: &mut Terminal<B>, frame: &Frame) -> Flow

Advance and render one frame.