Exemple #1
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def parseCities(data):
    '''
    This function will parse all the cities' information from provided Json file 
    And add parsed city information into city dictionary
    Also update continent dictionary
    '''
    for city in data["metros"]:
        portCity = CityInfo.CityInfo(city["code"], city["name"], city["country"], 
                                    city["continent"], city["timezone"], city["coordinates"], 
                                    city["population"], city["region"])
        QueryingData.cityDicationary[city["name"]] = portCity   #add city to city dictionary
        QueryingData.codeToName[city["code"]] = city["name"]
        UserQuerying.cityToContinent(city["name"], city["continent"])   #classic cities based on continent 
Exemple #2
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def parseRoutes(data):
    for route in data["routes"]:
        sourceToDestination = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][0], 
                                           route["ports"][1],
                                           route["distance"])
        
        destinationToSource = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][1],
                                                  route["ports"][0],
                                                  route["distance"])
        
        QueryingData.routeList.append(sourceToDestination)
        QueryingData.routeList.append(destinationToSource)
        
        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][0])
        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][1])
Exemple #3
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def parseRoutes(data):
    for route in data["routes"]:
        sourceToDestination = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][0],
                                                  route["ports"][1],
                                                  route["distance"])

        destinationToSource = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][1],
                                                  route["ports"][0],
                                                  route["distance"])

        QueryingData.routeList.append(sourceToDestination)
        QueryingData.routeList.append(destinationToSource)

        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][0])
        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][1])
Exemple #4
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def parseRoutes(data):
    '''
    This function will parse all the routes' information from provided Json file
    And append parse routes information into route list
    Also update hub city dictionary
    '''
    for route in data["routes"]:
        sourceToDestination = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][0], 
                                           route["ports"][1],
                                           route["distance"])
        
        destinationToSource = RouteInfo.RouteInfo(route["ports"][1],
                                                  route["ports"][0],
                                                  route["distance"])
        QueryingData.routeList.append(sourceToDestination)
        QueryingData.routeList.append(destinationToSource)
        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][0])
        UserQuerying.addHubCity(route["ports"][1])
Exemple #5
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def removeCity(cityName):
    # Check if the city is in the city dictionary
    if cityName in QueryingData.cityDicationary:

        cityCode = UserQuerying.nameToCode(cityName)
        continentInfo = QueryingData.cityDicationary[cityName].continent
        # Remove from the cityDicationary
        del QueryingData.cityDicationary[cityName]
        # Remove the city from the take off port
        for route in QueryingData.routeList:
            if route.takeoffPortCode == cityCode:
                UserQuerying.minusHubCity(cityCode)
                QueryingData.routeList.remove(route)

        # Remove the city from the land port
        for route in QueryingData.routeList:
            if route.landPortCode == cityCode:
                UserQuerying.minusHubCity(route.takeoffPortCode)
                QueryingData.routeList.remove(route)

    else:
        print "Cannot find " + cityName
Exemple #6
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def removeCity(cityName):
    #Check if the city is in the city dictionary
    if cityName in QueryingData.cityDicationary:

        cityCode = UserQuerying.nameToCode(cityName)
        continentInfo = QueryingData.cityDicationary[cityName].continent
        #Remove from the cityDicationary
        del QueryingData.cityDicationary[cityName]
        #Remove the city from the take off port
        for route in QueryingData.routeList:
            if route.takeoffPortCode == cityCode:
                UserQuerying.minusHubCity(cityCode)
                QueryingData.routeList.remove(route)

        #Remove the city from the land port
        for route in QueryingData.routeList:
            if route.landPortCode == cityCode:
                UserQuerying.minusHubCity(route.takeoffPortCode)
                QueryingData.routeList.remove(route)

    else:
        print 'Cannot find ' + cityName
Exemple #7
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 def testLongestFlight(self):
     key = UserQuerying.longestFlight()
     self.assertEqual(key, 12051)
Exemple #8
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 def testBiggestCity(self):
     key = UserQuerying.biggestCity()
     self.assertEqual(key, 34000000)
     
     
Exemple #9
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 def testShorestFlight(self):
     key = UserQuerying.shortestFlight()
     self.assertEqual(key, 334)
Exemple #10
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import Parser
import UserQuerying

queryString = "1.Type 1 to get all the cities that CSAir flies to.\n2.Type 2 to get special information about a special city.\n3.Type 3 to get statical information about CSAir's route network.\n4.Type 4 to map your route.\n5.Type 5 to Exit."

Parser.Parser()

while True:
    print '-----------------------------------------------------------------------'
    print queryString
    
    n = raw_input("Please choose a number: \n")
    if n.strip() == '1':
        cityList = UserQuerying.getCityList()
        print 'Here is all cities that CSAir flies to...'
        for city in cityList:
            print city
        print '\n'
        
    elif n.strip() == '2':
        cityName = raw_input("Please type querying city name: \n")
        if UserQuerying.getQueryCity(cityName) == False:
            print 'Sorry, CSAir does not fly to ' + cityName
        print '\n'
        
    elif n.strip() == '3':
        UserQuerying.getStaticalInfomation()
        print '\n'
        
    elif n.strip() == '4':
        cityCode1 = raw_input("Please type the first city's code: \n")
Exemple #11
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import Parser
import UserQuerying

queryString = "1.Type 1 to get all the cities that CSAir flies to.\n2.Type 2 to get special information about a special city.\n3.Type 3 to get statical information about CSAir's route network.\n4.Type 4 to map your route.\n5.Type 5 to Exit."

Parser.Parser()

while True:
    print '-----------------------------------------------------------------------'
    print queryString

    n = raw_input("Please choose a number: \n")
    if n.strip() == '1':
        cityList = UserQuerying.getCityList()
        print 'Here is all cities that CSAir flies to...'
        for city in cityList:
            print city
        print '\n'

    elif n.strip() == '2':
        cityName = raw_input("Please type querying city name: \n")
        if UserQuerying.getQueryCity(cityName) == False:
            print 'Sorry, CSAir does not fly to ' + cityName
        print '\n'

    elif n.strip() == '3':
        UserQuerying.getStaticalInfomation()
        print '\n'

    elif n.strip() == '4':
        cityCode1 = raw_input("Please type the first city's code: \n")