- moved HH-based tourney handling completely into Hand
- renamed Tourney.py to TourneySummaries
- changed many DB fields to allow NULL and removed defaults
Decided to knock up a quick proof of concept for fetching and parsing tournament results from a website.
Specifically uses:
- Pythons Beautiful Soup library
- P5s results pages - replace playername with the desired p5s username (eg. taypaur)
Of note; no tournament ids are displayed on any of the sites, so for this to work we may need to add a field like 'p5sid'
- updated copyright notices
- added copyright notices that were missing
- changed python to python2
- added gpl-2/3 license texts
- removed THANKS.txt file as the wiki version is more up to date
- removed empty fpdb_db.py
- added GPL2 to debian license file
- updated copyright notices
- added copyright notices that were missing
- changed python to python2
- added gpl-2/3 license texts
- removed THANKS.txt file as the wiki version is more up to date
- removed empty fpdb_db.py
- added GPL2 to debian license file
Conflicts:
pyfpdb/Database.py
pyfpdb/DerivedStats.py
pyfpdb/SQL.py
pyfpdb/SummaryEverleaf.py
pyfpdb/TournamentTracker.py
pyfpdb/Tourney.py
run_fpdb.py
- updated copyright notices
- added copyright notices that were missing
- changed python to python2
- added gpl-2/3 license texts
- removed THANKS.txt file as the wiki version is more up to date
- removed empty fpdb_db.py
- added GPL2 to debian license file
* Deal with .pyw file extensions, because distutils doesn't
* Remove unnecessary win32-only build files from fpdb/*
* Tweak .desktop file for better menu integration
* Assume that build happens with python2.6