def dump_server_classes(filename):
"""Dump all server class send properties to the given file name."""
# Open/close the file
with LOG_PATH.joinpath(filename + '.txt').open('w') as open_file:
# Loop through all server classes
for server_class in ServerClassGenerator():
table = server_class.table
# Print the server class' name to file
open_file.write('{} -> {}\n'.format(
server_class.name, _find_base_server_class_name(table)))
# Get all items in the server class' table
_dump_server_class_table(table, open_file)
# Move to the next server class
server_class = server_class.next
# Was this not the last server class?
if server_class is not None:
# Write a separator line before the next server class output
open_file.write('\n')
def _find_base_server_class_name(table):
"""Return the name of table's base server class."""
for prop in table:
if prop.name != 'baseclass':
continue
base_name = prop.data_table.name
for server_class in ServerClassGenerator():
if server_class.table.name == base_name:
return server_class.name
return None
return None
# Is this the m_hMyWeapons prop?
if item.name == weapon_manager.myweapons[:~0]:
# If so, return the length of the prop table
return len(item.data_table)
# Is the current prop a table?
if item.type == SendPropType.DATATABLE:
# Loop through the table
_find_weapon_prop_length(item.data_table)
# Default the weapon prop length to None
_weapon_prop_length = None
# Is the game supported?
if not isinstance(weapon_manager, NoWeaponManager):
# Loop through all ServerClass objects
for _current_class in ServerClassGenerator():
# Loop through the ServerClass' props
_weapon_prop_length = _find_weapon_prop_length(_current_class.table)
# Was m_hMyWeapons found?
if _weapon_prop_length is not None:
# No need to continue looping
break
_supported_property_types = {
SendPropType.FLOAT: 'float',
SendPropType.INT: 'int',
SendPropType.STRING: 'string_array',
SendPropType.VECTOR: 'Vector',
}
# Get a tuple with the supported inputs (including VOID)
_supported_inputs = tuple(_supported_input_types) + (FieldType.VOID, )
# Create a dictionary to store all server classes
_server_classes = dict()
# Loop through all server classes and add them to the dictionaries
_table_names = dict()
for _server_class in ServerClassGenerator():
_server_classes[_server_class.name] = _server_class.table
_table_names[_server_class.table.name] = _server_class.name
# =============================================================================
# >> CLASSES
# =============================================================================
class _ServerClasses(TypeManager):
"""Class used to retrieve objects dynamically for a server class."""
def __init__(self):
"""Store the base attributes."""
super().__init__()
self._entity_server_classes = defaultdict(list)
def get_entity_server_classes(self, entity):