Struct SimulationRunner 

pub struct SimulationRunner<G: PrintableGame> { /* private fields */ }

Drives a Simulator behind a fixed dashboard.

The game’s own viewport sits on the left, a stats panel and (when a human is up) an action-select menu stack on the right, and a scrolling log strip runs along the bottom.

Implements [App] for every [Backend], so the same runner drives a real terminal (retroglyph-crossterm) or an in-memory [retroglyph_core::backend::Headless] test session unchanged; run is the convenience entry point for the former. Escape ends the loop early regardless of whose turn it is; once the match reaches a terminal state the dashboard keeps rendering the final position (rather than exiting the instant it happens, which would hide it) and waits for Enter or Escape to close.

Implementations

impl<G: PrintableGame> SimulationRunner<G>

pub fn new(simulator: Simulator<G>, ai_tick: Duration) -> Self

Wraps simulator, polling an AI-controlled active seat for a move once every ai_tick of wall-clock time (via [Frame::delta]) rather than on every single frame, so AI turns are visible instead of flashing past.

Fixes the dashboard’s viewing seat for the whole match at Simulator::primary_human (or a neutral spectator if there is no human seat), computed once here rather than every frame.

pub fn is_terminal(&self) -> bool

Returns whether the wrapped match has reached a terminal state.

True while the dashboard is showing its “match over” prompt and waiting for Enter/Escape, per SimulationRunner’s own docs.

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

Unwraps the runner, returning the Simulator at its current state (e.g. after the loop exits, to inspect the final position or log).

Trait Implementations

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

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

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

Advance and render one frame.