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Matt Turnbull 2009-02-27 18:42:53 +00:00
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pyfpdb/EverleafToFpdb.py
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@ -109,9 +109,9 @@ class Everleaf(HandHistoryConverter):
hand.tablename = m.group('TABLE') hand.tablename = m.group('TABLE')
hand.max_seats = 6 # assume 6-max unless we have proof it's a larger/smaller game, since everleaf doesn't give seat max info hand.max_seats = 6 # assume 6-max unless we have proof it's a larger/smaller game, since everleaf doesn't give seat max info
# These work, but the info is already in the Hand class - should be used for tourneys though. # These work, but the info is already in the Hand class - should be used for tourneys though.
# m.group('SB') # m.group('SB')
# m.group('BB') # m.group('BB')
# m.group('GAMETYPE') # m.group('GAMETYPE')
# Believe Everleaf time is GMT/UTC, no transation necessary # Believe Everleaf time is GMT/UTC, no transation necessary
# Stars format (Nov 10 2008): 2008/11/07 12:38:49 CET [2008/11/07 7:38:49 ET] # Stars format (Nov 10 2008): 2008/11/07 12:38:49 CET [2008/11/07 7:38:49 ET]

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pyfpdb/Hand.py
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@ -15,38 +15,26 @@
#In the "official" distribution you can find the license in #In the "official" distribution you can find the license in
#agpl-3.0.txt in the docs folder of the package. #agpl-3.0.txt in the docs folder of the package.
import Configuration
import FpdbRegex
import Hand
import re import re
import sys import sys
import traceback import traceback
import os import os
import os.path import os.path
import xml.dom.minidom
import codecs
from decimal import Decimal from decimal import Decimal
import operator import operator
import time import time
from copy import deepcopy from copy import deepcopy
from Exceptions import *
class Hand: class Hand:
# def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, sb, bb, string):
UPS = {'a':'A', 't':'T', 'j':'J', 'q':'Q', 'k':'K', 'S':'s', 'C':'c', 'H':'h', 'D':'d'} UPS = {'a':'A', 't':'T', 'j':'J', 'q':'Q', 'k':'K', 'S':'s', 'C':'c', 'H':'h', 'D':'d'}
def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, string): def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, string):
self.sitename = sitename self.sitename = sitename
self.gametype = gametype self.gametype = gametype
self.string = string self.string = string
if gametype[1] == "hold" or self.gametype[1] == "omaha":
self.streetList = ['PREFLOP','FLOP','TURN','RIVER'] # a list of the observed street names in order
elif self.gametype[1] == "razz" or self.gametype[1] == "stud" or self.gametype[1] == "stud8":
self.streetList = ['ANTES','THIRD','FOURTH','FIFTH','SIXTH','SEVENTH'] # a list of the observed street names in order
self.handid = 0 self.handid = 0
self.sb = gametype[3]
self.bb = gametype[4]
self.tablename = "Slartibartfast" self.tablename = "Slartibartfast"
self.hero = "Hiro" self.hero = "Hiro"
self.maxseats = 10 self.maxseats = 10
@ -403,16 +391,34 @@ Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
return string return string
def writeHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__): def writeHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__):
if self.gametype[1] == "hold" or self.gametype[1] == "omaha": print >>fh, "Override me"
self.writeHoldemHand(fh)
else: def printHand(self):
self.writeStudHand(fh) self.writeHand(sys.stdout)
def printActionLine(self, act, fh):
if act[1] == 'folds':
print >>fh, _("%s: folds " %(act[0]))
elif act[1] == 'checks':
print >>fh, _("%s: checks " %(act[0]))
if act[1] == 'calls':
print >>fh, _("%s: calls $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
if act[1] == 'bets':
print >>fh, _("%s: bets $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
if act[1] == 'raises':
print >>fh, _("%s: raises $%s to $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], act[3], ' and is all-in' if act[5] else ''))
def writeHoldemHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__): class HoldemOmahaHand(Hand):
def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, string):
super(HoldemOmahaHand,self).__init__(sitename, gametype, string)
if gametype[1] not in ["hold","omaha"]:
pass # or indeed don't pass and complain instead
self.sb = gametype[3]
self.bb = gametype[4]
def writeHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__):
# PokerStars format. # PokerStars format.
#print "\n### Pseudo stars format ###"
#print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %(self.sitename, self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, self.starttime))
print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %("PokerStars", self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d - %H:%M:%S (ET)', self.starttime))) print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %("PokerStars", self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d - %H:%M:%S (ET)', self.starttime)))
print >>fh, _("Table '%s' %d-max Seat #%s is the button" %(self.tablename, self.maxseats, self.buttonpos)) print >>fh, _("Table '%s' %d-max Seat #%s is the button" %(self.tablename, self.maxseats, self.buttonpos))
@ -461,7 +467,7 @@ Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
# we probably don't need a showdown section in pseudo stars format for our filtering purposes # we probably don't need a showdown section in pseudo stars format for our filtering purposes
if 'SHOWDOWN' in self.actions: if 'SHOWDOWN' in self.actions:
print >>fh, _("*** SHOW DOWN ***") print >>fh, _("*** SHOW DOWN ***")
#TODO: Complete SHOWDOWN #TODO: Complete SHOWDOWN
# Current PS format has the lines: # Current PS format has the lines:
# Uncalled bet ($111.25) returned to s0rrow # Uncalled bet ($111.25) returned to s0rrow
@ -499,26 +505,20 @@ Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s mucked" % (seatnum, name)) print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s mucked" % (seatnum, name))
print >>fh, "\n\n" print >>fh, "\n\n"
# TODO:
# logic for side pots
# logic for which players get to showdown
# I'm just not sure we need to do this so heavily.. and if we do, it's probably better to use pokerlib
#if self.holecards[player[1]]: # empty list default is false
#hole = self.holecards[player[1]]
##board = []
##for s in self.board.values():
##board += s
##playerhand = self.bestHand('hi', board+hole)
##print "Seat %d: %s showed %s and won/lost with %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole, playerhand)
#print "Seat %d: %s showed %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole)
#else:
#print "Seat %d: %s mucked or folded" % (player[0], player[1])
class StudHand(Hand):
def __init__(self, sitename, gametype, string):
super(StudHand,self).__init__(sitename, gametype, string)
if gametype[1] not in ["razz","stud","stud8"]:
pass # or indeed don't pass and complain instead
self.streetList = ['ANTES','THIRD','FOURTH','FIFTH','SIXTH','SEVENTH'] # a list of the observed street names in order
def writeStudHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__): def writeStudHand(self, fh=sys.__stdout__):
# PokerStars format. # PokerStars format.
#print "\n### Pseudo stars format ###"
#print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %(self.sitename, self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, self.starttime))
print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %("PokerStars", self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d - %H:%M:%S (ET)', self.starttime))) print >>fh, _("%s Game #%s: %s ($%s/$%s) - %s" %("PokerStars", self.handid, self.getGameTypeAsString(), self.sb, self.bb, time.strftime('%Y/%m/%d - %H:%M:%S (ET)', self.starttime)))
print >>fh, _("Table '%s' %d-max Seat #%s is the button" %(self.tablename, self.maxseats, self.buttonpos)) print >>fh, _("Table '%s' %d-max Seat #%s is the button" %(self.tablename, self.maxseats, self.buttonpos))
@ -565,7 +565,7 @@ Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
# we probably don't need a showdown section in pseudo stars format for our filtering purposes # we probably don't need a showdown section in pseudo stars format for our filtering purposes
if 'SHOWDOWN' in self.actions: if 'SHOWDOWN' in self.actions:
print >>fh, _("*** SHOW DOWN ***") print >>fh, _("*** SHOW DOWN ***")
# print >>fh, "DEBUG: what do they show" # TODO: print showdown lines.
# Current PS format has the lines: # Current PS format has the lines:
# Uncalled bet ($111.25) returned to s0rrow # Uncalled bet ($111.25) returned to s0rrow
@ -604,78 +604,11 @@ Map the tuple self.gametype onto the pokerstars string describing it
print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s mucked" % (seatnum, name)) print >>fh, _("Seat %d: %s mucked" % (seatnum, name))
print >>fh, "\n\n" print >>fh, "\n\n"
# TODO:
# logic for side pots
# logic for which players get to showdown
# I'm just not sure we need to do this so heavily.. and if we do, it's probably better to use pokerlib
#if self.holecards[player[1]]: # empty list default is false
#hole = self.holecards[player[1]]
##board = []
##for s in self.board.values():
##board += s
##playerhand = self.bestHand('hi', board+hole)
##print "Seat %d: %s showed %s and won/lost with %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole, playerhand)
#print "Seat %d: %s showed %s" % (player[0], player[1], hole)
#else:
#print "Seat %d: %s mucked or folded" % (player[0], player[1])
def printHand(self):
self.writeHand(sys.stdout)
def printActionLine(self, act, fh):
if act[1] == 'folds':
print >>fh, _("%s: folds " %(act[0]))
elif act[1] == 'checks':
print >>fh, _("%s: checks " %(act[0]))
if act[1] == 'calls':
print >>fh, _("%s: calls $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
if act[1] == 'bets':
print >>fh, _("%s: bets $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], ' and is all-in' if act[3] else ''))
if act[1] == 'raises':
print >>fh, _("%s: raises $%s to $%s%s" %(act[0], act[2], act[3], ' and is all-in' if act[5] else ''))
# going to use pokereval to figure out hands at some point.
# these functions are copied from pokergame.py
def bestHand(self, side, cards):
return HandHistoryConverter.eval.best('hi', cards, [])
# from pokergame.py
# got rid of the _ for internationalisation
def readableHandValueLong(self, side, value, cards):
if value == "NoPair":
if side == "low":
if cards[0][0] == '5':
return ("The wheel")
else:
return join(map(lambda card: card[0], cards), ", ")
else:
return ("High card %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
elif value == "OnePair":
return ("A pair of %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[2][0]]) }
elif value == "TwoPair":
return ("Two pairs %(card1)s and %(card2)s") % { 'card1' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : _(letter2names[cards[2][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
elif value == "Trips":
return ("Three of a kind %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[3][0]]) }
elif value == "Straight":
return ("Straight %(card1)s to %(card2)s") % { 'card1' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
elif value == "Flush":
return ("Flush %(card)s high") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
elif value == "FlHouse":
return ("%(card1)ss full of %(card2)ss") % { 'card1' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]), 'card2' : (letter2name[cards[3][0]]) }
elif value == "Quads":
return _("Four of a kind %(card)s") % { 'card' : (letter2names[cards[0][0]]) } + (", %(card)s kicker") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[4][0]]) }
elif value == "StFlush":
if letter2name[cards[0][0]] == 'Ace':
return ("Royal flush")
else:
return ("Straight flush %(card)s high") % { 'card' : (letter2name[cards[0][0]]) }
return value
class FpdbParseError(Exception): pass
class Pot(object): class Pot(object):
@ -749,4 +682,3 @@ class Pot(object):
return _("too many pots.. no small blind and walk in bb?. self.pots: %s" %(self.pots)) return _("too many pots.. no small blind and walk in bb?. self.pots: %s" %(self.pots))
# I don't know stars format for a walk in the bb when sb doesn't post. # I don't know stars format for a walk in the bb when sb doesn't post.
# The thing to do here is raise a Hand error like fpdb import does and file it into errors.txt # The thing to do here is raise a Hand error like fpdb import does and file it into errors.txt

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pyfpdb/HandHistoryConverter.py
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@ -71,8 +71,6 @@ letter2names = {
import gettext import gettext
gettext.install('myapplication') gettext.install('myapplication')
class HandHistoryConverter: class HandHistoryConverter:
# eval = PokerEval() # eval = PokerEval()
def __init__(self, config, file, sitename): def __init__(self, config, file, sitename):
@ -180,8 +178,7 @@ class HandHistoryConverter:
outfile.close() outfile.close()
endtime = time.time() endtime = time.time()
print "Processed %d hands in %.3f seconds" % (len(self.hands), endtime - starttime) print "Processed %d hands in %.3f seconds" % (len(self.hands), endtime - starttime)
#####
# These functions are parse actions that may be overridden by the inheriting class # These functions are parse actions that may be overridden by the inheriting class
# This function should return a list of lists looking like: # This function should return a list of lists looking like:
# return [["ring", "hold", "nl"], ["tour", "hold", "nl"]] # return [["ring", "hold", "nl"], ["tour", "hold", "nl"]]
@ -196,13 +193,13 @@ class HandHistoryConverter:
def determineGameType(self): abstract def determineGameType(self): abstract
# Read any of: # Read any of:
# HID HandID # HID HandID
# TABLE Table name # TABLE Table name
# SB small blind # SB small blind
# BB big blind # BB big blind
# GAMETYPE gametype # GAMETYPE gametype
# YEAR MON DAY HR MIN SEC datetime # YEAR MON DAY HR MIN SEC datetime
# BUTTON button seat number # BUTTON button seat number
def readHandInfo(self, hand): abstract def readHandInfo(self, hand): abstract
# Needs to return a list of lists in the format # Needs to return a list of lists in the format
@ -272,7 +269,7 @@ class HandHistoryConverter:
list = self.re_SplitHands.split(self.obs) list = self.re_SplitHands.split(self.obs)
list.pop() #Last entry is empty list.pop() #Last entry is empty
for l in list: for l in list:
# print "'" + l + "'" # print "'" + l + "'"
hands = hands + [Hand.Hand(self.sitename, self.gametype, l)] hands = hands + [Hand.Hand(self.sitename, self.gametype, l)]
return hands return hands