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Fix Absolute plugin from recent change

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Worros 2009-08-12 18:34:17 +08:00
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pyfpdb/AbsoluteToFpdb.py
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@ -26,6 +26,12 @@ from HandHistoryConverter import *
# Class for converting Absolute HH format. # Class for converting Absolute HH format.
class Absolute(HandHistoryConverter): class Absolute(HandHistoryConverter):
# Class Variables
sitename = "Absolute"
filetype = "text"
codepage = "cp1252"
siteid = 8
# Static regexes # Static regexes
re_SplitHands = re.compile(r"\n\n\n+") re_SplitHands = re.compile(r"\n\n\n+")
@ -48,24 +54,6 @@ class Absolute(HandHistoryConverter):
# re_Board = re.compile(ur"\[ (?P<CARDS>.+) \]") # re_Board = re.compile(ur"\[ (?P<CARDS>.+) \]")
def __init__(self, in_path = '-', out_path = '-', follow = False, autostart=True, debugging=False, index=0):
"""\
in_path (default '-' = sys.stdin)
out_path (default '-' = sys.stdout)
follow : whether to tail -f the input
autostart: whether to run the thread (or you can call start() yourself)
debugging: if False, pass on partially supported game types. If true, have a go and error..."""
#print "DEBUG: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
HandHistoryConverter.__init__(self, in_path, out_path, sitename="Absolute", follow=follow, index=index)
logging.info("Initialising Absolute converter class")
self.filetype = "text"
self.codepage = "cp1252"
self.siteId = 8 # Needs to match id entry in Sites database
self.debugging = debugging
if autostart:
self.start()
# otherwise you need to call start yourself.
def compilePlayerRegexs(self, hand): def compilePlayerRegexs(self, hand):
players = set([player[1] for player in hand.players]) players = set([player[1] for player in hand.players])
if not players <= self.compiledPlayers: # x <= y means 'x is subset of y' if not players <= self.compiledPlayers: # x <= y means 'x is subset of y'