fix USINGPYTHON, justify

diff --git a/src/USINGPYTHON.txt b/src/USINGPYTHON.txt
index b11a686..432aa9b 100644 (file)
--- a/src/USINGPYTHON.txt
+++ b/src/USINGPYTHON.txt
@@ -1,19 +1,18 @@
 USINGPYTHON.txt: A 10 step guide to writing an agent in Python.
 
-1. Pick a name for your agent. Make sure the name is a valid python identifier. Be original. 
+1. Pick a name for your agent. Make sure the name is a valid python 
+identifier. Be original.
 
-2. Open SampleAgents.py.  Pick a sample agent to copy-paste (so you don't have to type out the function definitions).
+2. Open SampleAgents.py.  Pick a sample agent to copy-paste (so you 
+don't have to type out the function definitions).
 
-3. Copy the sample agent code into a new file in the "agents" directory. Make sure the file has the same name as the agent.
+3. Copy the sample agent code into a new file in the "agents" directory. 
+Make sure the file has the same name as the agent.
 
-4. Modify the code to do your bidding.
-
-4a. If you wish to implement your own leaning agent based on BaseAgent, rather than use the limited functionality of LearningAgent, insert the following code snippet inside your class:
-
-       def Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta):
-               BaseAgent.Results (self, foeName, wasAttacker, winner, attItem, defItem, bluffItem, pointDelta)
-               # your own code goes here
+4. Add the following lines to the beginning of your file:
 
+from uccProgComp import BaseAgent, LearningAgent, RandomAttack
+from rpsconst import *
 
 5. Create an arena in which your agent can battle:
 
@@ -21,22 +20,30 @@ USINGPYTHON.txt: A 10 step guide to writing an agent in Python.
 
    5.2. add "from agents.<youragentname> import <youragentname>"
 
-   5.3. modify the "Agents =" line to include your agent, and take out any agents you don't want to battle.
+   5.3. modify the "Agents =" line to include your agent, and take out 
+any agents you don't want to battle.
 
 6. Watch your agent in action: ./simulate -v -a MyArena
 
 7. Oh no, my agent dies very quickly: what's going on?
 
-   7.1 insert print statements in your python module. (Hint: prefix them with self.id so you can identify different agents)
+   7.1 insert print statements in your python module. (Hint: prefix them 
+with self.id so you can identify different agents)
 
-   7.2 Run "./simulate -v -n 1 -a MyArena" to start with only 1 of each agent.
+   7.2 Run "./simulate -v -n 1 -a MyArena" to start with only 1 of each 
+agent.
 
-   7.3 Change the agents against which you're battling in MyArena.py so that you have a predictable opponent.
+   7.3 Change the agents against which you're battling in MyArena.py so 
+that you have a predictable opponent.
 
-   7.1 Edit conf.py, and set DEBUG=True. Don't forget to reset it when you're done.
+   7.1 Edit conf.py, and set DEBUG=True. Don't forget to reset it when 
+you're done.
 
-8. Once your agent works to your satisfaction, try it both on short and long durations (100 and 1000 rounds: see MAX_ITERATIONS in conf.py)
+8. Once your agent works to your satisfaction, try it both on short and 
+long durations (100 and 1000 rounds: see MAX_ITERATIONS in conf.py)
 
-9. If the rolling scoreboard has been opened on progcomp.ucc.asn.au/, submit it there! Otherwise, sit tight.
+9. If the rolling scoreboard has been opened on progcomp.ucc.asn.au/, 
+submit it there! Otherwise, sit tight.
 
-10. Watch its progress on the scoreboard and adjust your strategy accordingly.
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+10. Watch its progress on the scoreboard and adjust your strategy 
+accordingly.