include

include(string ai)

Includes the AI located at the path ai in the current AI.

Be careful: the include function must only be called in the main block, and its parameter must be a string written directly in the code.

For example, with a file tree like this one, and from inside the file myAI/main:

- (folder) myAI
  |- main
  |- utils
  |- (folder) myFolder
     |- (folder) other
        |- functions
- (folder) strategy
  |- attack
  |- defense
- (folder) data
  |- items

• To include an AI in the same folder or a subfolder (for example, to include the files utils and functions):

include("utils")
include("myFolder/other/functions")

import * as utils from "./utils.js"
import * as functions from "./myFolder/other/functions.js"

import utils
from myFolder.other import functions

• To go up to a parent folder (for example, to include the file attack):

include("../strategy/attack")

import * as attack from "../strategy/attack.js"

# Python looks for modules in the AI's folder, then at the root
from strategy import attack

• You can also give an absolute path starting from the root folder (for example, to include the file items):

include("/data/items")

// No leading /: without ./ or ../, the path is looked up in the AI's folder, then at the root
import * as items from "data/items.js"

from data import items

Parameters

• ai: The path of the AI to include.

Synonyms

import, require

TypeScript

include does not exist: the AI is split into modules with import / export. Only exported names (export function …) are visible from other files. See JavaScript and TypeScript.

Python

include does not exist: the AI is split into modules with import, as in regular Python. A module is looked up in the AI's folder, then at the root. See Python.