Python RecordTimerEntry.conflictString方法代码示例

# 需要导入模块: from RecordTimer import RecordTimerEntry [as 别名]
# 或者: from RecordTimer.RecordTimerEntry import conflictString [as 别名]

#.........这里部分代码省略.........
					newEntry.afterEvent = afterEvent

			newEntry.dirname = dest
			newEntry.calculateFilename()
			newEntry.justplay = timer.justplay
			newEntry.vpsplugin_enabled = timer.vps_enabled
			newEntry.vpsplugin_overwrite = timer.vps_overwrite
			newEntry.conflict_detection = timer.conflict_detection
			newEntry.always_zap = timer.always_zap
			newEntry.zap_wakeup = timer.zap_wakeup

			tags = timer.tags[:]
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_autotimer_to_tags.value:
				if 'AutoTimer' not in tags:
					tags.append('AutoTimer')
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_name_to_tags.value:
				tagname = timer.name.strip()
				if tagname:
					tagname = tagname[0].upper() + tagname[1:].replace(" ", "_")
					if tagname not in tags:
						tags.append(tagname)
			newEntry.tags = tags

			if oldExists and newAT is None:
				if self.isResolvedConflict(newEntry):
					recordHandler.timeChanged(newEntry)
				else:
					if oldEntry:
						self.setOldTimer(newEntry, oldEntry)
						doLog("[AutoTimer] rechecking - conflict for timer %s detected return to old timer" % (newEntry.name))
					continue
			elif newAT:
				newAT = newEntry
				conflictString = ""
				if similarTimer:
					conflictString = similardict[eit].conflictString
					msg = "[AutoTimer] Try to add similar Timer because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString)
					doLog(msg)
					newEntry.log(504, msg)

				# add new timer in AT timer list
				atDoubleTimer = False
				refstr = ':'.join(newEntry.service_ref.ref.toString().split(':')[:11])
				for at in addNewTimers:
					needed_ref = ':'.join(at.service_ref.ref.toString().split(':')[:11]) == refstr
					if needed_ref and at.eit == newEntry.eit and (newEntry.begin < at.begin <= newEntry.end or at.begin <= newEntry.begin <= at.end):
						atDoubleTimer = True
						break
				if atDoubleTimer:
					doLog("[AutoTimer] ignore double new auto timer %s." % newEntry.name)
					continue
				else:
					addNewTimers.append(newEntry)

				# Try to add timer
				conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)

				if conflicts:
					# Maybe use newEntry.log
					conflictString += ' / '.join(["%s (%s)" % (x.name, strftime("%Y%m%d %H%M", localtime(x.begin))) for x in conflicts])
					doLog("[AutoTimer] conflict with %s detected" % (conflictString))

					if config.plugins.autotimer.addsimilar_on_conflict.value:
						# We start our search right after our actual index
						# Attention we have to use a copy of the list, because we have to append the previous older matches
						lepgm = len(epgmatches)

# 需要导入模块: from RecordTimer import RecordTimerEntry [as 别名]
# 或者: from RecordTimer.RecordTimerEntry import conflictString [as 别名]

#.........这里部分代码省略.........

				# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
				# It is only temporarily, after a restart it will be lost,
				# because it won't be stored in the timer xml file
				newEntry.isAutoTimer = True

			# Apply afterEvent
			if timer.hasAfterEvent():
				afterEvent = timer.getAfterEventTimespan(localtime(end))
				if afterEvent is None:
					afterEvent = timer.getAfterEvent()
				if afterEvent is not None:
					newEntry.afterEvent = afterEvent

			newEntry.dirname = timer.destination
			newEntry.justplay = timer.justplay
			newEntry.vpsplugin_enabled = timer.vps_enabled
			newEntry.vpsplugin_overwrite = timer.vps_overwrite
			tags = timer.tags[:]
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_autotimer_to_tags.value:
				tags.append('AutoTimer')
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_name_to_tags.value:
				tagname = timer.name.strip()
				if tagname:
					tagname = tagname[0].upper() + tagname[1:].replace(" ", "_")
					tags.append(tagname)
			newEntry.tags = tags

			if oldExists:
				# XXX: this won't perform a sanity check, but do we actually want to do so?
				recordHandler.timeChanged(newEntry)

				if renameTimer is not None and timer.series_labeling:
					renameTimer(newEntry, name, evtBegin, evtEnd)

			else:
				conflictString = ""
				if similarTimer:
					conflictString = similardict[eit].conflictString
					newEntry.log(504, "[AutoTimer] Try to add similar Timer because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString))

				# Try to add timer
				conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)

				if conflicts:
					# Maybe use newEntry.log
					conflictString += ' / '.join(["%s (%s)" % (x.name, strftime("%Y%m%d %H%M", localtime(x.begin))) for x in conflicts])
					print("[AutoTimer] conflict with %s detected" % (conflictString))

					if config.plugins.autotimer.addsimilar_on_conflict.value:
						# We start our search right after our actual index
						# Attention we have to use a copy of the list, because we have to append the previous older matches
						lepgm = len(epgmatches)
						for i in xrange(lepgm):
							servicerefS, eitS, nameS, beginS, durationS, shortdescS, extdescS = epgmatches[ (i+idx+1)%lepgm ]
							if self.checkSimilarity(timer, name, nameS, shortdesc, shortdescS, extdesc, extdescS, force=True ):
								# Check if the similar is already known
								if eitS not in similardict:
									print("[AutoTimer] Found similar Timer: " + name)

									# Store the actual and similar eit and conflictString, so it can be handled later
									newEntry.conflictString = conflictString
									similardict[eit] = newEntry
									similardict[eitS] = newEntry
									similarTimer = True
									if beginS <= evtBegin:
										# Event is before our actual epgmatch so we have to append it to the epgmatches list
										epgmatches.append((servicerefS, eitS, nameS, beginS, durationS, shortdescS, extdescS))
									# If we need a second similar it will be found the next time
								else:
									similarTimer = False
									newEntry = similardict[eitS]
								break

				if conflicts is None:
					timer.decrementCounter()
					new += 1
					newEntry.extdesc = extdesc
					timerdict[serviceref].append(newEntry)

					if renameTimer is not None and timer.series_labeling:
						renameTimer(newEntry, name, evtBegin, evtEnd)

					# Similar timers are in new timers list and additionally in similar timers list
					if similarTimer:
						similars.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
						similardict.clear()

				# Don't care about similar timers
				elif not similarTimer:
					conflicting.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))

					if config.plugins.autotimer.disabled_on_conflict.value:
						newEntry.log(503, "[AutoTimer] Timer disabled because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString))
						newEntry.disabled = True
						# We might want to do the sanity check locally so we don't run it twice - but I consider this workaround a hack anyway
						conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)
		self.result=(new, modified, skipped)
		self.completed.append(timer.name)
		sleep(0.5)

# 需要导入模块: from RecordTimer import RecordTimerEntry [as 别名]
# 或者: from RecordTimer.RecordTimerEntry import conflictString [as 别名]

#.........这里部分代码省略.........
				# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
				# It is only temporarily, after a restart it will be lost,
				# because it won't be stored in the timer xml file
				newEntry.isAutoTimer = True

			# Apply afterEvent
			if timer.hasAfterEvent():
				afterEvent = timer.getAfterEventTimespan(localtime(end))
				if afterEvent is None:
					afterEvent = timer.getAfterEvent()
				if afterEvent is not None:
					newEntry.afterEvent = afterEvent

			newEntry.dirname = dest
			newEntry.calculateFilename()

			newEntry.justplay = timer.justplay
			newEntry.vpsplugin_enabled = timer.vps_enabled
			newEntry.vpsplugin_overwrite = timer.vps_overwrite
			tags = timer.tags[:]
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_autotimer_to_tags.value:
				if TAG not in tags:
					tags.append(TAG)
			if config.plugins.autotimer.add_name_to_tags.value:
				tagname = timer.name.strip()
				if tagname:
					tagname = tagname[0].upper() + tagname[1:].replace(" ", "_")
					if tagname not in tags:
						tags.append(tagname)
			newEntry.tags = tags

			if oldExists:
				# XXX: this won't perform a sanity check, but do we actually want to do so?
				recordHandler.timeChanged(newEntry)

			else:
				conflictString = ""
				if similarTimer:
					conflictString = similardict[eit].conflictString
					msg = "[AutoTimer] Try to add similar Timer because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString)
					doLog(msg)
					newEntry.log(504, msg)

				# Try to add timer
				conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)

				if conflicts:
					# Maybe use newEntry.log
					conflictString += ' / '.join(["%s (%s)" % (x.name, strftime("%Y%m%d %H%M", localtime(x.begin))) for x in conflicts])
					doLog("conflict with %s detected" % (conflictString))

					if config.plugins.autotimer.addsimilar_on_conflict.value:
						# We start our search right after our actual index
						# Attention we have to use a copy of the list, because we have to append the previous older matches
						lepgm = len(epgmatches)
						for i in xrange(lepgm):
							servicerefS, eitS, nameS, beginS, durationS, shortdescS, extdescS = epgmatches[ (i+idx+1)%lepgm ]
							if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, nameS, shortdesc, shortdescS, extdesc, extdescS, force=True ):
								# Check if the similar is already known
								if eitS not in similardict:
									doLog("Found similar Timer: " + name)

									# Store the actual and similar eit and conflictString, so it can be handled later
									newEntry.conflictString = conflictString
									similardict[eit] = newEntry
									similardict[eitS] = newEntry
									similarTimer = True
									if beginS <= evtBegin:
										# Event is before our actual epgmatch so we have to append it to the epgmatches list
										epgmatches.append((servicerefS, eitS, nameS, beginS, durationS, shortdescS, extdescS))
									# If we need a second similar it will be found the next time
								else:
									similarTimer = False
									newEntry = similardict[eitS]
								break

				if conflicts is None:
					timer.decrementCounter()
					new += 1
					newEntry.extdesc = extdesc
					timerdict[serviceref].append(newEntry)

					# Similar timers are in new timers list and additionally in similar timers list
					if similarTimer:
						similars.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
						similardict.clear()

				# Don't care about similar timers
				elif not similarTimer:
					conflicting.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))

					if config.plugins.autotimer.disabled_on_conflict.value:
						msg = "[AutoTimer] Timer disabled because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString)
						doLog(msg)
						newEntry.log(503, msg)
						newEntry.disabled = True
						# We might want to do the sanity check locally so we don't run it twice - but I consider this workaround a hack anyway
						conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)
		
		return (new, modified)

# 需要导入模块: from RecordTimer import RecordTimerEntry [as 别名]
# 或者: from RecordTimer.RecordTimerEntry import conflictString [as 别名]

#.........这里部分代码省略.........
						if oldExists:
							continue

					if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
						print("[AutoTimer] Not adding new timer because counter is depleted.")
						continue

					newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref), begin, end, name, shortdesc, eit)
					newEntry.log(500, "[AutoTimer] Try to add new timer based on AutoTimer %s." % (timer.name))

					# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
					# It is only temporarily, after a restart it will be lost,
					# because it won't be stored in the timer xml file
					newEntry.isAutoTimer = True

				# Apply afterEvent
				if timer.hasAfterEvent():
					afterEvent = timer.getAfterEventTimespan(localtime(end))
					if afterEvent is None:
						afterEvent = timer.getAfterEvent()
					if afterEvent is not None:
						newEntry.afterEvent = afterEvent

				newEntry.dirname = timer.destination
				newEntry.justplay = timer.justplay
				newEntry.tags = timer.tags
				newEntry.vpsplugin_enabled = timer.vps_enabled
				newEntry.vpsplugin_overwrite = timer.vps_overwrite

				if oldExists:
					# XXX: this won't perform a sanity check, but do we actually want to do so?
					recordHandler.timeChanged(newEntry)
				else:
					conflictString = ""
					if similarTimer:
						conflictString = similar[eit].conflictString
						newEntry.log(504, "[AutoTimer] Try to add similar Timer because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString))

					# Try to add timer
					conflicts = recordHandler.record(newEntry)

					if conflicts:
						conflictString += ' / '.join(["%s (%s)" % (x.name, strftime("%Y%m%d %H%M", localtime(x.begin))) for x in conflicts])
						print("[AutoTimer] conflict with %s detected" % (conflictString))

					if conflicts and config.plugins.autotimer.addsimilar_on_conflict.value:
						# We start our search right after our actual index
						# Attention we have to use a copy of the list, because we have to append the previous older matches
						lepgm = len(epgmatches)
						for i in xrange(lepgm):
							servicerefS, eitS, nameS, beginS, durationS, shortdescS, extdescS = epgmatches[ (i+idx+1)%lepgm ]
							if shortdesc == shortdescS:
								# Some channels indicate replays in the extended descriptions
								# If the similarity percent is higher then 0.8 it is a very close match
								if ( len(extdesc) == len(extdescS) and extdesc == extdescS ) \
									or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, extdescS).ratio() ):
									# Check if the similar is already known
									if eitS not in similar:
										print("[AutoTimer] Found similar Timer: " + name)

										# Store the actual and similar eit and conflictString, so it can be handled later
										newEntry.conflictString = conflictString
										similar[eit] = newEntry
										similar[eitS] = newEntry
										similarTimer = True
										if beginS <= evtBegin: