def pullUs(db):
users=set([])
for i in db.find():
tempCheck=Checkin(i['user'],i['venue'])
flagged=true
for user in users:
if (tempCheck.getUser() == user.getUser()):
flagged=false
if (tempCheck.getPlace()!=user.getPlace()):
user.addPlace(tempCheck.getPlace())
else:
user.dictAdd(tempCheck.getPlace())
if flagged:
users.add(User.User(tempCheck.getUser(),tempCheck.getPlace()))
return users
def pullPl(db):
allPlaces=set([])
for i in db.find():
tempCheck=Checkin(i['user'],i['venue'])
flagged=true
for place in places:
if (tempCheck.getPlace()==place.getPlace()):
flagged=false
if (tempCheck.getUser()!=place.getUser()):
place.addUser(tempCheck.getUser())
else:
place.dictAdd(tempCheck.getUser())
if flagged:
places.add(Place.Place(tempCheck.getPlace(),tempCheck.getUser))
return places
def __init__(this,collection):
this.coll=collection
this.places=set([])
this.users=set([])
for i in this.coll.find():
tempCheck=Checkin(i['user'],i['venue'])
flagged=True
#the idea is to make sure everyone gets the same objects.
#I don't know if this way of passing objects makes them all the same
#but theoretically they are.
for place in this.places:
if (tempCheck.getPlace()==place.getPlace()):
flagged=False
if (tempCheck.getUser()!=place.getUser()):
place.addUser(tempCheck.getUser())
else:
place.dictAdd(tempCheck.getUser())
if flagged:
this.places.add(Place.Place(tempCheck.getPlace(),tempCheck.getUser))
tempCheck=Checkin(i['user'],i['venue'])
flagged=True
for user in this.users:
if (tempCheck.getUser() == user.getUser()):
flagged=False
if (tempCheck.getPlace()!=user.getPlace()):
user.addPlace(tempCheck.getPlace())
else:
user.dictAdd(tempCheck.getPlace())
if flagged:
this.users.add(User.User(tempCheck.getUser(),tempCheck.getPlace()))
