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""" Use the Chinese Remainder Theorem to find some integer x such that x=a (mod m) and x=b (mod n). Note that x is only well-defined modulo m\*n. | r""" Use the Chinese Remainder Theorem to find some integer `x` such that `x=a \bmod m` and `x=b \bmod n`. Note that `x` is only well-defined modulo `m\*n`. | def crt(a,b,m,n): """ Use the Chinese Remainder Theorem to find some integer x such that x=a (mod m) and x=b (mod n). Note that x is only well-defined modulo m\*n. EXAMPLES:: sage: crt(2, 1, 3, 5) -4 sage: crt(13,20,100,301) -2087 You can also use upper case:: sage: c = CRT(2,3, 3, 5); c 8 sage: c % 3 == 2 True sage: c % 5 == 3 True """ if isinstance(a,list): return CRT_list(a,b) g, alpha, beta = XGCD(m,n) if g != 1: raise ValueError, "arguments a and b must be coprime" return a+(b-a)*alpha*m | c5cc436e94fabaa9fa38f5732aff2c6f8ca3be27 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2009_temp/2009/9890/c5cc436e94fabaa9fa38f5732aff2c6f8ca3be27/arith.py | [
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Update Mode # Retrieve the old record to update rec_old = create_record(print_record(int(rec_id), 'xm'), 2)[0] if rec_old is None: write_message(" Failed during the creation of the old record!", verbose=1, stream=sys.stderr) return (1, int(rec_id)) else: write_message(" -Retrieve the old record to update: DONE", verbose=2) # Delete tags to correct in the record if options['mode'] == 'correct' or options['mode'] == 'reference': delete_tags_to_correct(record, rec_old) write_message(" -Delete the old tags to correct in the old record: DONE", verbose=2) # Append new tag to the old record and update the new record with the old_record modified if options['mode'] == 'append' or options['mode'] == 'correct' or options['mode'] == 'reference': record = append_new_tag_to_old_record(record, rec_old) write_message(" -Append new tags to the old record: DONE", verbose=2) # now we clear all the rows from bibrec_bibxxx from the old # record (they will be populated later (if needed) during # stage 4 below): delete_bibrec_bibxxx(rec_old, rec_id) write_message(" -Clean bibrec_bibxxx: DONE", verbose=2) write_message(" -Stage COMPLETED", verbose=2) # Have a look if we have FMT tags write_message("Stage 1: Start (Insert of FMT tags if exist).", verbose=2) if options['stage_to_start_from'] <= 1 and extract_tag_from_record(record, 'FMT') is not None: record = insert_fmt_tags(record, rec_id) if record is None: write_message(" Stage 1 failed: Error while inserting FMT tags", verbose=1, stream=sys.stderr) return (1, int(rec_id)) elif record == 0: # Mode format finished stat['nb_records_updated'] += 1 return (0, int(rec_id)) write_message(" -Stage COMPLETED", verbose=2) else: write_message(" -Stage NOT NEEDED", verbose=2) # Have a look if we have FFT tags write_message("Stage 2: Start (Process FFT tags if exist).", verbose=2) if options['stage_to_start_from'] <= 2 and extract_tag_from_record(record, 'FFT') is not None: if insert_mode_p or options['mode'] == 'append': record = insert_fft_tags(record, rec_id) else: record = update_fft_tag(record, rec_id) write_message(" -Stage COMPLETED", verbose=2) else: write_message(" -Stage NOT NEEDED", verbose=2) # 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for i in range(1, game.incom+1): | for i in range(game.incom): | def setup(): # prepare to play, set up cosmos w = coord() # Decide how many of everything if choose(): return # frozen game # Prepare the Enterprise game.alldone = game.gamewon = False game.ship = IHE game.state.crew = FULLCREW game.energy = game.inenrg = 5000.0 game.shield = game.inshld = 2500.0 game.shldchg = False game.shldup = False game.inlsr = 4.0 game.lsupres = 4.0 game.quadrant = randplace(GALSIZE) game.sector = randplace(QUADSIZE) game.torps = game.intorps = 10 game.nprobes = randrange(2, 5) game.warpfac = 5.0 game.wfacsq = game.warpfac * game.warpfac for i in range(NDEVICES): game.damage[i] = 0.0 # Set up assorted game parameters game.battle = coord() game.state.date = game.indate = 100.0 * randreal(20, 51) game.nkinks = game.nhelp = game.casual = game.abandoned = 0 game.iscate = game.resting = game.imine = game.icrystl = game.icraft = False game.isatb = game.state.nplankl = 0 game.state.starkl = game.state.basekl = 0 game.iscraft = "onship" game.landed = False game.alive = True game.docfac = 0.25 for i in range(GALSIZE): for j in range(GALSIZE): quad = game.state.galaxy[i][j] quad.charted = 0 quad.planet = None quad.romulans = 0 quad.klingons = 0 quad.starbase = False quad.supernova = False quad.status = "secure" # Initialize times for extraneous events schedule(FSNOVA, expran(0.5 * game.intime)) schedule(FTBEAM, expran(1.5 * (game.intime / game.state.remcom))) schedule(FSNAP, randreal(1.0, 2.0)) # Force an early snapshot schedule(FBATTAK, expran(0.3*game.intime)) unschedule(FCDBAS) if game.state.nscrem: schedule(FSCMOVE, 0.2777) else: unschedule(FSCMOVE) unschedule(FSCDBAS) unschedule(FDSPROB) if (game.options & OPTION_WORLDS) and game.skill >= SKILL_GOOD: schedule(FDISTR, expran(1.0 + game.intime)) else: unschedule(FDISTR) unschedule(FENSLV) unschedule(FREPRO) # Starchart is functional but we've never seen it game.lastchart = FOREVER # Put stars in the galaxy game.instar = 0 for i in range(GALSIZE): for j in range(GALSIZE): k = randrange(1, QUADSIZE**2/10+1) game.instar += k game.state.galaxy[i][j].stars = k # Locate star bases in galaxy for i in range(game.inbase): while True: while True: w = randplace(GALSIZE) if not game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].starbase: break contflag = False # C version: for (j = i-1; j > 0; j--) # so it did them in the opposite order. for j in range(1, i): # Improved placement algorithm to spread out bases distq = (w - game.state.baseq[j]).distance() if distq < 6.0*(BASEMAX+1-game.inbase) and withprob(0.75): contflag = True if idebug: prout("=== Abandoning base #%d at %s" % (i, w)) break elif distq < 6.0 * (BASEMAX+1-game.inbase): if idebug: prout("=== Saving base #%d, close to #%d" % (i, j)) if not contflag: break game.state.baseq[i] = w game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].starbase = True game.state.chart[w.x][w.y].starbase = True # Position ordinary Klingon Battle Cruisers krem = game.inkling klumper = 0.25*game.skill*(9.0-game.length)+1.0 if klumper > MAXKLQUAD: klumper = MAXKLQUAD while True: r = randreal() klump = (1.0 - r*r)*klumper if klump > krem: klump = krem krem -= klump while True: w = randplace(GALSIZE) if not game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].supernova and \ game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons + klump <= MAXKLQUAD: break game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons += int(klump) if krem <= 0: break # Position Klingon Commander Ships for i in range(1, game.incom+1): while True: w = randplace(GALSIZE) if (game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons or withprob(0.25)) and \ not game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].supernova and \ game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons <= MAXKLQUAD-1 and \ not w in game.state.kcmdr[:i]: break game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons += 1 game.state.kcmdr[i] = w # Locate planets in galaxy for i in range(game.inplan): while True: w = randplace(GALSIZE) if game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].planet == None: break new = planet() new.w = w new.crystals = "absent" if (game.options & OPTION_WORLDS) and i < NINHAB: new.pclass = "M" # All inhabited planets are class M new.crystals = "absent" new.known = "known" new.name = systnames[i] new.inhabited = True else: new.pclass = ("M", "N", "O")[randrange(0, 3)] if withprob(0.33): new.crystals = "present" new.known = "unknown" new.inhabited = False game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].planet = new game.state.planets.append(new) # Locate Romulans for i in range(game.state.nromrem): w = randplace(GALSIZE) game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].romulans += 1 # Locate the Super Commander if game.state.nscrem > 0: while True: w = randplace(GALSIZE) if not game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].supernova and game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons <= MAXKLQUAD: break game.state.kscmdr = w game.state.galaxy[w.x][w.y].klingons += 1 # Place thing (in tournament game, we don't want one!) global thing if game.tourn is None: thing = randplace(GALSIZE) skip(2) game.state.snap = False if game.skill == SKILL_NOVICE: prout(_("It is stardate %d. The Federation is being attacked by") % int(game.state.date)) prout(_("a deadly Klingon invasion force. As captain of the United")) prout(_("Starship U.S.S. Enterprise, it is your mission to seek out")) prout(_("and destroy this invasion force of %d battle cruisers.") % ((game.inkling + game.incom + game.inscom))) prout(_("You have an initial allotment of %d stardates to complete") % int(game.intime)) prout(_("your mission. 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else: | else: | def main(): """Support mirobridge from the command line returns True """ global localhostname, simulation, verbose, storagegroups, ffmpeg, channel_id, channel_num global flat, download_sleeptime, channel_watch_only, channel_mythvideo_only, channel_new_watch_copy global vid_graphics_dirs, storagegroups, imagemagick, statistics, requirements_are_met global graphic_suffix, graphic_path_suffix, graphic_name_suffix global mythcommflag_recordings, mythcommflag_videos parser = OptionParser(usage=u"%prog usage: mirobridge -huevstdociVHSCWM [parameters]\n") parser.add_option( "-e", "--examples", action="store_true", default=False, dest="examples", help=u"Display examples for executing the jamu script") parser.add_option( "-v", "--version", action="store_true", default=False, dest="version", help=u"Display version and author information") parser.add_option( "-s", "--simulation", action="store_true", default=False, dest="simulation", help=u"Simulation (dry run), no files are copied, symlinks created or MythTV data bases altered. If option (-n) is NOT specified Miro auto downloads WILL take place. See option (-n) help for details.") parser.add_option( "-t", "--testenv", action="store_true", default=False, dest="testenv", help=u"Test that the local environment can run all mirobridge functionality") parser.add_option( "-n", "--no_autodownload", action="store_true", default=False, dest="no_autodownload", help=u"Do not perform Miro Channel updates, video expiry and auto-downloadings. Default is to perform all perform all Channel maintenance features.") parser.add_option( "-o", "--nosubdirs", action="store_true", default=False, dest="nosubdirs", help=u"Organise MythVideo's Miro directory WITHOUT Miro channel subdirectories. The default is to have Channel subdirectories.") parser.add_option( "-c", "--channel", metavar="CHANNEL_ID:CHANNEL_NUM", default="", dest="channel", help=u'Specifies the channel id that is used for Miros unplayed recordings. Enter as "xxxx:yyy". Default is 9999:999. Be warned that once you change the default channel_id "9999" you must always use this option!') #parser.add_option( "-i", "--import", metavar="CONFIGFILE", default="", dest="import", # help=u'Import Miro exported configuration file and or channel changes.') parser.add_option( "-V", "--verbose", action="store_true", default=False, dest="verbose", help=u"Display verbose messages when processing") parser.add_option( "-H", "--hostname", metavar="HOSTNAME", default="", dest="hostname", help=u"MythTV Backend hostname mirobridge is to up date") parser.add_option( "-S", "--sleeptime", metavar="SLEEP_DELAY_SECONDS", default="", dest="sleeptime", help=u"The amount of seconds to wait for an auto download to start.\nThe default is 60 seconds, but this may need to be adjusted for slower Internet connections.") parser.add_option( "-C", "--addchannel", metavar="ICONFILE_PATH", default="OFF", dest="addchannel", help=u'Add a Miro Channel record to MythTV. This gets rid of the "#9999 #9999" on the Watch Recordings screen and replaces it with the usual\nthe channel number and channel name.\nThe default if not overridden by the (-c) option is channel number 999.\nIf a filename and path is supplied it will be set as the channels icon. Make sure your override channel number is NOT one of your current MythTV channel numbers.\nThis option is typically only used once as there can only be one Miro channel record at a time.') parser.add_option( "-N", "--new_watch_copy", action="store_true", default=False, dest="new_watch_copy", help=u'For ALL Miro Channels: Use the "Watch Recording" screen to watch new Miro downloads then once watched copy the videos, icons, screen shot and metadata to MythVideo. Once coping is complete delete the video from Miro.\nThis option overrides any "mirobridge.conf" settings.') parser.add_option( "-W", "--watch_only", action="store_true", default=False, dest="watch_only", help=u'For ALL Miro Channels: Only use "Watch Recording" never move any Miro videos to MythVideo.\nThis option overrides any "mirobridge.conf" settings.') parser.add_option( "-M", "--mythvideo_only", action="store_true", default=False, dest="mythvideo_only", help=u'For ALL Miro Channel videos: Copy newly downloaded Miro videos to MythVideo and removed from Miro. These Miro videos never appear in the MythTV "Watch Recording" screen.\nThis option overrides any "mirobridge.conf" settings.') opts, args = parser.parse_args() if opts.examples: # Display example information sys.stdout.write(examples_txt+'\n') sys.exit(True) if opts.version: # Display program information sys.stdout.write(u"\nTitle: (%s); Version: description(%s); Author: (%s)\n%s\n" % ( __title__, __version__, __author__, __purpose__ )) sys.exit(True) if opts.testenv: test_environment = True else: test_environment = False # Verify that Miro is not currently running if isMiroRunning(): sys.exit(False) # Verify that only None or one of the mutually exclusive (-W), (-M) and (-N) options is being used x = 0 if opts.new_watch_copy: x+=1 if opts.watch_only: x+=1 if opts.mythvideo_only: x+=1 if x > 1: logger.critical(u"The (-W), (-M) and (-N) options are mutually exclusive, so only one can be specified at a time.") sys.exit(False) # Set option related global variables simulation = opts.simulation verbose = opts.verbose if opts.hostname: # Override localhostname if the user specified an hostname localhostname = opts.hostname # Validate settings # Make sure mirobridge is to update a real MythTV backend if not mythdb.getSetting(u'BackendServerIP', hostname = localhostname): logger.critical(u"The MythTV backend (%s) is not a MythTV backend." % localhostname) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) ## Video base directory and current version and revision numbers base_video_dir = config.get(prefs.MOVIES_DIRECTORY) miro_version_rev = u"%s r%s" % (config.get(prefs.APP_VERSION), config.get(prefs.APP_REVISION_NUM)) displayMessage(u"Miro Version (%s)" % (miro_version_rev)) displayMessage(u"Base Miro Video Directory (%s)" % (base_video_dir,)) logger.info(u'') # Verify Miro version sufficent and Video file configuration correct. if not os.path.isdir(base_video_dir): logger.critical(u"The Miro Videos directory (%s) does not exist." % str(base_video_dir)) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) if config.get(prefs.APP_VERSION) < u"2.0.3": logger.critical(u"The installed version of Miro (%s) is too old. It must be at least v2.0.3 or higher." % config.get(prefs.APP_VERSION)) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) # Get storage groups if getStorageGroups() == False: logger.critical(u"Retrieving storage groups from the MythTV data base failed") if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) elif not u'default' in storagegroups.keys(): logger.critical(u"There must be a 'Default' storage group") if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) if opts.channel: channel = opts.channel.split(u':') if len(channel) != 2: logger.critical(u"The Channel (%s) must be in the format xxx:yyy with x an y all numeric." % str(opts.channel)) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) elif not _can_int(channel[0]) or not _can_int(channel[1]): logger.critical(u"The Channel_id (%s) and Channel_num (%s) must be numeric." % (channel[0], channel[1])) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) else: channel_id = int(channel[0]) channel_num = int(channel[1]) if opts.sleeptime: if not _can_int(opts.sleeptime): logger.critical(u"Auto-dewnload sleep time (%s) must be numeric." % str(opts.sleeptime)) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) else: download_sleeptime = float(opts.sleeptime) getMythtvDirectories() # Initialize all the Video and graphics directory dictionary if opts.nosubdirs: # Did the user want a flat MythVideo "Miro" directory structure? flat = True # Get the values in the mirobridge.conf configuration file setUseroptions() if opts.watch_only: # ALL Miro videos will only be viewed in the MythTV "Watch Recordings" screen channel_watch_only = [u'all'] if opts.mythvideo_only: # ALL Miro videos will be copied to MythVideo and removed from Miro channel_mythvideo_only = {u'all': vid_graphics_dirs[u'mythvideo']+u'Miro/'} # Once watched ALL Miro videos will be copied to MythVideo and removed from Miro if opts.new_watch_copy: channel_new_watch_copy = {u'all': vid_graphics_dirs[u'mythvideo']+u'Miro/'} # Verify that "Mythvideo Only" and "New-Watch-Copy" channels do not clash if len(channel_mythvideo_only) and len(channel_new_watch_copy): for key in channel_mythvideo_only.keys(): if key in channel_new_watch_copy.keys(): logger.critical(u'The Miro Channel (%s) cannot be used as both a "Mythvideo Only" and "New-Watch-Copy" channel.' % key) if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) # Verify that ImageMagick is installed ret = useImageMagick(u"convert -version") if ret < 0 or ret > 1: logger.critical(u"ImageMagick must be installed, graphics cannot be resized or converted to the required graphics format (e.g. jpg and or png)") if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) # Verify that mythcommflag is installed mythcommflagpath = getlocationMythcommflag() if mythcommflagpath: mythcommflag_recordings = mythcommflag_recordings % mythcommflagpath mythcommflag_videos = mythcommflag_videos % mythcommflagpath else: logger.critical(u"mythcommflag must be installed so that Miro video seek tables can be built.") if test_environment: requirements_are_met = False else: sys.exit(False) if opts.testenv: # All tests passed getVideoDetails(u"") # Test that ffmpeg is available if ffmpeg and requirements_are_met: logger.info(u"The environment test passed !\n\n") sys.exit(True) else: logger.critical(u"The environment test FAILED. See previously displayed error messages!") sys.exit(False) if opts.addchannel != u'OFF': # Add a Miro Channel record - Should only be done once createChannelRecord(opts.addchannel, channel_id, channel_num) logger.info(u"The Miro Channel record has been successfully created !\n\n") sys.exit(True) ########################################### # Mainlogic for all Miro and MythTV bridge ########################################### # # Start the Miro Front and Backend - This allows mirobridge to execute actions on the Miro backend # displayMessage(u"Starting Miro Frontend and Backend") startup.initialize(config.get(prefs.THEME_NAME)) app.cli_events = EventHandler() app.cli_events.connect_to_signals() startup.startup() app.cli_events.startup_event.wait() if app.cli_events.startup_failure: logger.critical(u"Starting Miro Frontend and Backend failed: (%s)" % app.cli_events.startup_failure[0]) print_text(app.cli_events.startup_failure[1]) app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete sys.exit(False) app.cli_interpreter = MiroInterpreter() if opts.verbose: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = True else: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = False app.cli_interpreter.simulation = opts.simulation app.cli_interpreter.videofiles = [] app.cli_interpreter.downloading = False app.cli_interpreter.icon_cache_dir = config.get(prefs.ICON_CACHE_DIRECTORY) app.cli_interpreter.imagemagick = imagemagick app.cli_interpreter.statistics = statistics if config.get(prefs.APP_VERSION) < u"2.5.0": app.renderer = app.cli_interpreter else: app.movie_data_program_info = app.cli_interpreter.movie_data_program_info # # Optionally Update Miro feeds and # download any "autodownloadable" videos which are pending # if not opts.no_autodownload: if opts.verbose: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = False app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_getunwatched(u'') before_download = len(app.cli_interpreter.videofiles) if opts.verbose: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = True app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_update_autodownload(u'') time.sleep(download_sleeptime) firsttime = True while True: app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_check_downloading(u'') if app.cli_interpreter.downloading: time.sleep(30) firsttime = False continue elif firsttime: time.sleep(download_sleeptime) firsttime = False continue else: break if opts.verbose: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = False app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_getunwatched(u'') after_download = len(app.cli_interpreter.videofiles) statistics[u'Miros_videos_downloaded'] = after_download - before_download if opts.verbose: app.cli_interpreter.verbose = True # Deal with orphaned oldrecorded records. # These records indicate that the MythTV user deleted the video from the Watched Recordings screen # or from MythVideo # These video items must also be deleted from Miro videostodelete = getOldrecordedOrphans() if len(videostodelete): displayMessage(u"Starting Miro delete of videos deleted in the MythTV Watched Recordings screen.") for video in videostodelete: # Completely remove the video and item information from Miro app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_item_remove([video[u'title'], video[u'subtitle']]) # # Collect the set of played Miro video files # app.cli_interpreter.videofiles = getPlayedMiroVideos() # # Updated the played status of items # if app.cli_interpreter.videofiles: displayMessage(u"Starting Miro update of watched MythTV videos") app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_updatewatched(u'') # # Get the unwatched videos details from Miro # app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_getunwatched(u'') unwatched = app.cli_interpreter.videofiles # # Get the watched videos details from Miro # app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_getwatched(u'') watched = app.cli_interpreter.videofiles # # Remove any duplicate Miro videoes from the unwatched or watched list of Miro videos # This means that Miro has duplicates due to a Miro/Channel website issue # These videos should not be added to the MythTV Watch Recordings screen # unwatched_copy = [] for item in unwatched: unwatched_copy.append(item) for item in unwatched_copy: # Check for a duplicate against already watched Miro videos for x in watched: if item[u'channelTitle'] == x[u'channelTitle'] and item[u'title'] == x[u'title']: try: unwatched.remove(item) # Completely remove this duplicate video and item information from Miro app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_item_remove(item[u'videoFilename']) displayMessage(u"Skipped adding a duplicate Miro video to the MythTV Watch Recordings screen (%s - %s) which is already in MythVideo.\nSometimes a Miro channel has the same video downloaded multiple times.\nThis is a Miro/Channel web site issue and often rectifies itself overtime." % (item[u'channelTitle'], item[u'title'])) except ValueError: pass duplicates = [] for item in unwatched_copy: dup_flag = 0 for x in unwatched: # Check for a duplicate against un-watched Miro videos if item[u'channelTitle'] == x[u'channelTitle'] and item[u'title'] == x[u'title']: dup_flag+=1 if dup_flag > 1: for x in duplicates: if item[u'channelTitle'] == x[u'channelTitle'] and item[u'title'] == x[u'title']: break else: duplicates.append(item) for duplicate in duplicates: try: unwatched.remove(duplicate) # Completely remove this duplicate video and item information from Miro app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_item_remove(duplicate[u'videoFilename']) displayMessage(u"Skipped adding a Miro video to the MythTV Watch Recordings screen (%s - %s) as there are duplicate 'new' video items.\nSometimes a Miro channel has the same video downloaded multiple times.\nThis is a Miro/Channel web site issue and often rectifies itself overtime." % (duplicate[u'channelTitle'], duplicate[u'title'])) except ValueError: pass # # Deal with any Channel videos that are to be copied and removed from Miro # copy_items = [] # Copy unwatched and watched Miro videos (all or only selected Channels) if u'all' in channel_mythvideo_only: for array in [watched, unwatched]: for item in array: copy_items.append(item) elif len(channel_mythvideo_only): for array in [watched, unwatched]: for video in array: if filter(is_not_punct_char, video[u'channelTitle'].lower()) in channel_mythvideo_only.keys(): copy_items.append(video) # Copy ONLY watched Miro videos (all or only selected Channels) if u'all' in channel_new_watch_copy: for video in watched: copy_items.append(video) elif len(channel_new_watch_copy): for video in watched: if filter(is_not_punct_char, video[u'channelTitle'].lower()) in channel_new_watch_copy.keys(): copy_items.append(video) channels_to_copy = {} for key in channel_mythvideo_only.keys(): channels_to_copy[key] = channel_mythvideo_only[key] for key in channel_new_watch_copy.keys(): channels_to_copy[key] = channel_new_watch_copy[key] for video in copy_items: dir_key = filter(is_not_punct_char, video[u'channelTitle'].lower()) # Create the subdirectories to copy the video into directory_coverart = False if not os.path.isdir(channels_to_copy[dir_key]): if simulation: logger.info(u"Simulation: Creating the MythVideo directory (%s)." % (channels_to_copy[dir_key])) else: os.makedirs(channels_to_copy[dir_key]) directory_coverart = True # If the directory was just created it needs coverart else: if video[u'channel_icon']: ext = getExtention(video[u'channel_icon']) if not os.path.isfile(u"%s%s.%s" % (channels_to_copy[dir_key], video[u'channelTitle'].lower(), ext)): directory_coverart = True # If the directory was just created it needs coverart elif video[u'item_icon']: ext = getExtention(video[u'item_icon']) if not os.path.isfile(u"%s%s - %s.%s" % (channels_to_copy[dir_key], video[u'channelTitle'].lower(), video[u'title'].lower(), ext)): directory_coverart = True # If the directory was just created it needs coverart # Copy the Channel icon located in the posters/coverart directory if directory_coverart and video[u'channel_icon']: ext = getExtention(video[u'channel_icon']) tmp_path = channels_to_copy[dir_key][:-1] foldername = tmp_path[tmp_path.rindex(u'/')+1:] dirpath = u"%s%s" % (channels_to_copy[dir_key], u'folder.jpg') dirpath2 = u"%s%s" % (channels_to_copy[dir_key], u'folder.png') if os.path.isfile(dirpath) or os.path.isfile(dirpath2): # See if a folder cover already exists pass else: if simulation: logger.info(u"Simulation: Copy a Channel Icon (%s) for directory (%s)." % (filepath, dirpath)) else: try: # Miro Channel icon copy for the new subdirectory useImageMagick(u'convert "%s" "%s"' % (video[u'channel_icon'], dirpath)) except: logger.critical(u"Copy a Channel Icon (%s) for directory (%s) failed." % (video[u'channel_icon'], dirpath)) # Gracefully close the Miro database and shutdown the Miro Front and Back ends app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete sys.exit(False) # Copy the Miro video file save_video_filename = video[u'videoFilename'] # This filename is needed later for deleting in Miro ext = getExtention(video[u'videoFilename']) if ext.lower() == u'm4v': ext = u'mpg' filepath = u"%s%s - %s.%s" % (channels_to_copy[dir_key], video[u'channelTitle'], video[u'title'], ext) if simulation: logger.info(u"Simulation: Copying the Miro video (%s) to the MythVideo directory (%s)." % (video[u'videoFilename'], filepath)) else: try: # Miro video copied into a MythVideo directory shutil.copy2(video[u'videoFilename'], filepath) statistics[u'Miros_MythVideos_copied']+=1 if u'mythvideo' in storagegroups.keys(): video[u'videoFilename'] = filepath.replace(storagegroups[u'mythvideo'], u'') else: video[u'videoFilename'] = filepath except: logger.critical(u"Copying the Miro video (%s) to the MythVideo directory (%s).\n This maybe a permissions error (mirobridge.py does not have permission to write to the directory)." % (video[u'videoFilename'], filepath)) # Gracefully close the Miro database and shutdown the Miro Front and Back ends app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete sys.exit(False) # Copy the Channel or item's icon if video[u'channel_icon'] and not video[u'channelTitle'].lower() in channel_icon_override: pass else: if video[u'item_icon']: video[u'channel_icon'] = video[u'item_icon'] if video[u'channel_icon']: ext = getExtention(video[u'channel_icon']) if video[u'channelTitle'].lower() in channel_icon_override: filepath = u"%s%s - %s%s.%s" % (vid_graphics_dirs[u'posterdir'], video[u'channelTitle'], video[u'title'], graphic_suffix[u'posterdir'], ext) else: filepath = u"%s%s%s.%s" % (vid_graphics_dirs[u'posterdir'], video[u'channelTitle'], graphic_suffix[u'posterdir'], ext) # There may already be a Channel icon available or it is a symlink which needs to be replaced if not os.path.isfile(filepath) or os.path.islink(filepath): if simulation: logger.info(u"Simulation: Copying the Channel Icon (%s) to the poster directory (%s)." % (video[u'channel_icon'], filepath)) else: try: # Miro Channel icon copied into a MythVideo directory try: # Remove any old symlink file os.remove(filepath) except OSError: pass shutil.copy2(video[u'channel_icon'], filepath) if u'posterdir' in storagegroups.keys(): video[u'channel_icon'] = filepath.replace(storagegroups[u'posterdir'], u'') else: video[u'channel_icon'] = filepath except: logger.critical(u"Copying the Channel Icon (%s) to the poster directory (%s).\n This maybe a permissions error (mirobridge.py does not have permission to write to the directory)." % (video[u'channel_icon'], filepath)) # Gracefully close the Miro database and shutdown the Miro Front and Back ends app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete sys.exit(False) else: if u'posterdir' in storagegroups.keys(): video[u'channel_icon'] = filepath.replace(storagegroups[u'posterdir'], u'') else: video[u'channel_icon'] = filepath # There may already be a Screenshot available or it is a symlink which needs to be replaced if video[u'screenshot']: ext = getExtention(video[u'screenshot']) filepath = u"%s%s - %s%s.%s" % (vid_graphics_dirs[u'episodeimagedir'], video[u'channelTitle'], video[u'title'], graphic_suffix[u'episodeimagedir'], ext) else: filepath = u'' if not os.path.isfile(filepath) or os.path.islink(filepath): if video[u'screenshot']: if simulation: logger.info(u"Simulation: Copying the Screenshot (%s) to the Screenshot directory (%s)." % (video[u'screenshot'], filepath)) else: try: # Miro Channel icon copied into a MythVideo directory try: # Remove any old symlink file os.remove(filepath) except OSError: pass shutil.copy2(video[u'screenshot'], filepath) displayMessage(u"Copied Miro screenshot file (%s) to MythVideo (%s)" % (video[u'screenshot'], filepath)) if u'episodeimagedir' in storagegroups.keys(): video[u'screenshot'] = filepath.replace(storagegroups[u'episodeimagedir'], u'') else: video[u'screenshot'] = filepath except: logger.critical(u"Copying the Screenshot (%s) to the Screenshot directory (%s).\n This maybe a permissions error (mirobridge.py does not have permission to write to the directory)." % (video[u'screenshot'], filepath)) # Gracefully close the Miro database and shutdown the Miro Front and Back ends app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete sys.exit(False) elif video[u'screenshot']: if u'episodeimagedir' in storagegroups.keys(): video[u'screenshot'] = filepath.replace(storagegroups[u'episodeimagedir'], u'') else: video[u'screenshot'] = filepath video[u'copied'] = True # Mark this video item as being copied # Completely remove the video and item information from Miro app.cli_interpreter.do_mythtv_item_remove(save_video_filename) # Gracefully close the Miro database and shutdown the Miro Front and Back ends app.controller.shutdown() time.sleep(5) # Let the shutdown processing complete # # Add and delete MythTV (Watch Recordings) Miro recorded records # Add and remove symlinks for Miro video files # # Check if the user does not want any channels Added to the "Watch Recordings" screen if channel_mythvideo_only.has_key(u'all'): for video in unwatched: watched.append(video) unwatched = [] else: if len(channel_mythvideo_only): unwatched_copy = [] for video in unwatched: if not filter(is_not_punct_char, video[u'channelTitle'].lower()) in channel_mythvideo_only.keys(): unwatched_copy.append(video) else: watched.append(video) unwatched = unwatched_copy statistics[u'Total_unwatched'] = len(unwatched) if not len(unwatched): displayMessage(u"There are no Miro unwatched video items to add as MythTV Recorded videos.") if not updateMythRecorded(unwatched): logger.critical(u"Updating MythTV Recording with Miro video files failed." % str(base_video_dir)) sys.exit(False) # # Add and delete MythVideo records for played Miro Videos # Add and delete symbolic links to Miro Videos and subdirectories # Add and delete symbolic links to coverart/Miro icons and Miro screenshots/fanart # if len(channel_watch_only): # If the user does not want any channels moved to MythVideo exit if channel_watch_only[0].lower() == u'all': printStatistics() return True if not len(watched): displayMessage(u"There are no Miro watched items to add to MythVideo") if not updateMythVideo(watched): logger.critical(u"Updating MythVideo with Miro video files failed.") sys.exit(False) printStatistics() return True | cefa7947527c8e9e2184befa6fb1cdca04096461 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2009_temp/2009/13713/cefa7947527c8e9e2184befa6fb1cdca04096461/mirobridge.py | [
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if context['sheet_id'] != vals['sheet_id']: | if context['sheet_id'] != self.browse(cr, uid, res, context=context).sheet_id.id: | def create(self, cr, uid, vals, context={}): if 'sheet_id' in context: ts = self.pool.get('hr_timesheet_sheet.sheet').browse(cr, uid, context['sheet_id']) if ts.state not in ('draft', 'new'): raise osv.except_osv(_('Error !'), _('You cannot modify an entry in a confirmed timesheet !')) res = super(hr_attendance,self).create(cr, uid, vals, context=context) if 'sheet_id' in context: if context['sheet_id'] != vals['sheet_id']: raise osv.except_osv(_('UserError'), _('You cannot enter an attendance ' \ 'date outside the current timesheet dates!')) return res | 61106b0fffea06e767d75ce5f048f81ee30de908 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2009_temp/2009/7397/61106b0fffea06e767d75ce5f048f81ee30de908/hr_timesheet_sheet.py | [
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if template_string in template_defaults.keys(): template_string = template_defaults[template_string] edit_template = Template(template_string) def edit(obj, bg=False, editor=None): | if not(isinstance(template_string,Template)): template_string = Template(template_string) fields = set(template_fields(template_string)) if not(fields <= set(['file','line']) and ('file' in fields)): raise ValueError, "Only ${file} and ${line} are allowed as template variables, and ${file} must occur." edit_template = template_string def set_editor(editor_name,opts=''): r""" Sets the editor to be used by the edit command by basic editor name. Currently, the system only knows appropriate call strings for a limited number of editors. If you want to use another editor, you should set the whole edit template via set_edit_template. AUTHOR: Nils Bruin (2007-10-05) EXAMPLE: sage: from sage.misc.edit_module import set_editor sage: set_editor('vi') sage: sage.misc.edit_module.edit_template.template 'vi -c ${line} ${file}' """ if sage.misc.edit_module.template_defaults.has_key(editor_name): set_edit_template(Template(template_defaults[editor_name].safe_substitute(opts=opts))) else: raise ValueError, "editor_name not known. Try set_edit_template(<template_string>) instead." def edit(obj, editor=None, bg=None): | def set_edit_template(template_string): r""" Sets default edit template string. It should reference ${file} and ${line}. This routine normally needs to be called prior to using 'edit'. However, if the editor set in the shell variable EDITOR is known, then the system will substitute an appropriate template for you. See edit_module.template_defaults for the recognised templates. AUTHOR: Nils Bruin (2007-10-03) EXAMPLE: sage: from sage.misc.edit_module import set_edit_template sage: set_edit_template("echo EDIT ${file}:${line}") sage: edit(sage) # not tested EDIT /usr/local/sage/default/devel/sage/sage/__init__.py:1 """ global edit_template if template_string in template_defaults.keys(): template_string = template_defaults[template_string] edit_template = Template(template_string) | b1acc3d600239d835d94480f5c45e8e7eca24f8e /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2007_temp/2007/9417/b1acc3d600239d835d94480f5c45e8e7eca24f8e/edit_module.py | [
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x3 = cosi0*sinj1 y3 = sini0*sinj1 z3 = cosj1 | x3 = cosi1*sinj0 y3 = sini1*sinj0 z3 = cosj0 | def test_poly(k): draw = [ [ 1, 1, 1, 1 ], [ 1, 0, 1, 0 ], [ 0, 1, 0, 1 ], [ 1, 1, 0, 0 ] ] pladv(0) plvpor(0.0, 1.0, 0.0, 0.9) plwind(-1.0, 1.0, -0.9, 1.1) plcol0(1) plw3d(1.0, 1.0, 1.0, -1.0, 1.0, -1.0, 1.0, -1.0, 1.0, alt[k], az[k]) plbox3("bnstu", "x axis", 0.0, 0, "bnstu", "y axis", 0.0, 0, "bcdmnstuv", "z axis", 0.0, 0) plcol0(2) | 9ba41e39b693f6c6607abbcd1c6b6b3dbb7c2713 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2006_temp/2006/2933/9ba41e39b693f6c6607abbcd1c6b6b3dbb7c2713/xw18.py | [
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print 'Found file %s, Compiling...' % file | if p.parser.verbose: p.parser.log('Found file %s, Compiling...' % file) | def p_instanceDeclaration(p): """instanceDeclaration : INSTANCE OF className '{' valueInitializerList '}' ';' | INSTANCE OF className alias '{' valueInitializerList '}' ';' | qualifierList INSTANCE OF className '{' valueInitializerList '}' ';' | qualifierList INSTANCE OF className alias '{' valueInitializerList '}' ';' """ alias = None quals = {} if isinstance(p[1], basestring): # no qualifiers cname = p[3] if p[4] == '{': props = p[5] else: props = p[6] alias = p[4] else: cname = p[4] #quals = p[1] # qualifiers on instances are deprecated -- rightly so. if p[5] == '{': props = p[6] else: props = p[7] alias = p[5] try: cc = p.parser.handle.GetClass(cname, p.parser.ns, LocalOnly=False, IncludeQualifiers=True, IncludeClassOrigin=False) p.parser.classnames[p.parser.ns].append(cc.classname.lower()) except pywbem.CIMError, ce: if ce.args[0] == pywbem.CIM_ERR_NOT_FOUND: file = find_mof(cname) print 'Class %s does not exist' % cname if file: print 'Found file %s, Compiling...' % file p.parser.mofcomp.compile_file(file, p.parser.ns) cc = p.parser.handle.GetClass(cname, p.parser.ns, LocalOnly=False, IncludeQualifiers=True, IncludeClassOrigin=False) else: print "Can't find file to satisfy class" raise pywbem.CIMError(pywbem.CIM_ERR_INVALID_CLASS, cname) else: raise path = pywbem.CIMInstanceName(cname, namespace=p.parser.ns) inst = pywbem.CIMInstance(cname, properties=cc.properties, qualifiers=quals, path=path) for prop in props: pname = prop[1] pval = prop[2] cprop = inst.properties[pname] cprop.value = pywbem.tocimobj(cprop.type, pval) for prop in inst.properties.values(): if 'key' not in prop.qualifiers or not prop.qualifiers['key']: continue if prop.value is None: raise pywbem.CIMError(pywbem.CIM_ERR_FAILED, 'Key property %s.%s is not set' % (cname, prop.name)) inst.path.keybindings[prop.name] = prop.value # TODO store alias p[0] = inst | e45c009f365830e687525a374840aeb320395b29 /local1/tlutelli/issta_data/temp/all_python//python/2008_temp/2008/10648/e45c009f365830e687525a374840aeb320395b29/mof_compiler.py | [
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