Change variable name to indicate what it actually is.

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Worros 2008-10-12 01:19:57 +08:00
parent 27ca82ca48
commit ae9b70ea5d

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@ -40,10 +40,10 @@ from time import time
class Importer:
def __init__(self, options, settings):
def __init__(self, caller, settings):
"""Constructor"""
self.settings=settings
self.options=options
self.caller=caller
self.db = None
self.cursor = None
self.callHud = False
@ -75,23 +75,23 @@ class Importer:
self.callHud = value
def addImportFile(self, filename):
self.options.inputFile = filename
self.caller.inputFile = filename
def import_file_dict(self):
starttime = time()
last_read_hand=0
loc = 0
if (self.options.inputFile=="stdin"):
if (self.caller.inputFile=="stdin"):
inputFile=sys.stdin
else:
inputFile=open(self.options.inputFile, "rU")
try: loc = self.pos_in_file[self.options.inputFile]
inputFile=open(self.caller.inputFile, "rU")
try: loc = self.pos_in_file[self.caller.inputFile]
except: pass
# Read input file into class and close file
inputFile.seek(loc)
self.lines=fpdb_simple.removeTrailingEOL(inputFile.readlines())
self.pos_in_file[self.options.inputFile] = inputFile.tell()
self.pos_in_file[self.caller.inputFile] = inputFile.tell()
inputFile.close()
firstline = self.lines[0]
@ -155,33 +155,33 @@ class Importer:
if self.settings['imp-callFpdbHud'] and self.callHud:
#print "call to HUD here. handsId:",handsId
#pipe the Hands.id out to the HUD
self.options.pipe_to_hud.stdin.write("%s" % (handsId) + os.linesep)
self.caller.pipe_to_hud.stdin.write("%s" % (handsId) + os.linesep)
except fpdb_simple.DuplicateError:
duplicates+=1
except (ValueError), fe:
errors+=1
self.printEmailErrorMessage(errors, self.options.inputFile, hand[0])
self.printEmailErrorMessage(errors, self.caller.inputFile, hand[0])
if (self.options.failOnError):
if (self.caller.failOnError):
self.db.commit() #dont remove this, in case hand processing was cancelled this ties up any open ends.
raise
except (fpdb_simple.FpdbError), fe:
errors+=1
self.printEmailErrorMessage(errors, self.options.inputFile, hand[0])
self.printEmailErrorMessage(errors, self.caller.inputFile, hand[0])
#fe.printStackTrace() #todo: get stacktrace
self.db.rollback()
if (self.options.failOnError):
if (self.caller.failOnError):
self.db.commit() #dont remove this, in case hand processing was cancelled this ties up any open ends.
raise
if (self.options.minPrint!=0):
if ((stored+duplicates+partial+errors)%sielf.options.minPrint==0):
if (self.caller.minPrint!=0):
if ((stored+duplicates+partial+errors)%self.caller.minPrint==0):
print "stored:", stored, "duplicates:", duplicates, "partial:", partial, "errors:", errors
if (self.options.handCount!=0):
if ((stored+duplicates+partial+errors)>=self.options.handCount):
if (not self.options.quiet):
if (self.caller.handCount!=0):
if ((stored+duplicates+partial+errors)>=self.caller.handCount):
if (not self.caller.quiet):
print "quitting due to reaching the amount of hands to be imported"
print "Total stored:", stored, "duplicates:", duplicates, "partial/damaged:", partial, "errors:", errors, " time:", (time() - starttime)
sys.exit(0)
@ -204,7 +204,7 @@ class Importer:
def printEmailErrorMessage(self, errors, filename, line):
print "Error No.",errors,", please send the hand causing this to steffen@sycamoretest.info so I can fix it."
print "Filename:", self.options.inputFile
print "Filename:", self.caller.inputFile
print "Here is the first line so you can identify it. Please mention that the error was a ValueError:"
print self.hand[0]