def fillBracket(self, xml, playerList):
# find matches in xml head
print "fill bracket"
for matches in xml.findall('.Bracket/Matches/Match'):
p1 = matches.find('.Player1').text
p2 = matches.find('.Player2').text
gameRound = matches.find('.Round').text
number = matches.find('.Number').text
player1 = playerList[p1]
player2 = playerList[p2]
# is there a mapping function for finding stuff in arrays without loops
matchDesc = match.Match(player1, player2, "SampleGame", "Sample", int(gameRound), number)
matchDesc.setWinner(playerList[matches.find('.Winner').text])
self.allMatches.append(matchDesc)
if matchDesc.getWinner().name == "N/A":
# this needs to make a new Match object
# and push into the array
self.unfinishedMatches.append(matchDesc)
else:
#print matchDesc.player1.name, " ", matchDesc.player2.name, " ", matchDesc.bracketRound, " ", matchDesc.matchNumber
if matchDesc.player1.name != "Bye" and matchDesc.player2.name != "Bye":
#print "Add!"
self.completedMatches.append(matchDesc)
import matches
import result
import text
book = text.prepare("dg.txt", "[^a-zA-Z]+")
dictionary = text.prepare("front.txt", "[^a-zA-Z\n]+").split()
search_result = matches.find(book, dictionary, 400, 5000)
result.show(search_result)
