def parseTimer(self, timer, epgcache, serviceHandler, recordHandler, checkEvtLimit, evtLimit, timers, conflicting, similars, timerdict, moviedict, simulateOnly=False):
new = 0
modified = 0
# Precompute timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
#match = timer.match
match = timer.match.replace('\xc2\x86', '').replace('\xc2\x87', '')
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
if timer.searchType == "description":
epgmatches = []
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
casesensitive = timer.searchCase == "sensitive"
if not casesensitive:
match = match.lower()
# Service filter defined
# Search only using the specified services
test = [(service, 0, -1, -1) for service in timer.services]
for bouquet in timer.bouquets:
services = serviceHandler.list(eServiceReference(bouquet))
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append( (service.toString(), 0, -1, -1 ) )
if not test:
# No service filter defined
# Search within all services - could be very slow
# Get all bouquets
bouquetlist = []
if config.usage.multibouquet.value:
refstr = '1:7:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:FROM BOUQUET "bouquets.tv" ORDER BY bouquet'
bouquetroot = eServiceReference(refstr)
bouquets = serviceHandler.list(bouquetroot)
if bouquets:
while True:
s = bouquets.getNext()
if not s.valid():
break
if s.flags & eServiceReference.isDirectory:
info = serviceHandler.info(s)
if info:
bouquetlist.append((info.getName(s), s))
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
for name, bouquet in bouquetlist:
if not bouquet.valid(): #check end of list
break
if bouquet.flags & eServiceReference.isDirectory:
services = serviceHandler.list(bouquet)
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append( (service.toString(), 0, -1, -1 ) )
else:
service_types_tv = '1:7:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:(type == 1) || (type == 17) || (type == 22) || (type == 25) || (type == 134) || (type == 195)'
refstr = '%s FROM BOUQUET "userbouquet.favourites.tv" ORDER BY bouquet'%(service_types_tv)
bouquetroot = eServiceReference(refstr)
info = serviceHandler.info(bouquetroot)
if info:
bouquetlist.append((info.getName(bouquetroot), bouquetroot))
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
for name, bouquet in bouquetlist:
if bouquet.flags & eServiceReference.isDirectory:
services = serviceHandler.list(bouquet)
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append( (service.toString(), 0, -1, -1 ) )
if test:
# Get all events
# eEPGCache.lookupEvent( [ format of the returned tuples, ( service, 0 = event intersects given start_time, start_time -1 for now_time), ] )
test.insert(0, 'RITBDSE')
allevents = epgcache.lookupEvent(test) or []
# Filter events
for serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc in allevents:
if match in (shortdesc if casesensitive else shortdesc.lower()) \
or match in (extdesc if casesensitive else extdesc.lower()):
epgmatches.append( (serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc) )
else:
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search( ('RITBDSE', 2000, typeMap[timer.searchType], match, caseMap[timer.searchCase]) ) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similardict = defaultdict(list)
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, ( serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc ) in enumerate( epgmatches ):
print("[AutoTimer] possible epgmatch %s" % (name))
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print("[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!")
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
print("[AutoTimer] Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds")
continue
# Set short description to equal extended description if it is empty.
if not shortdesc:
shortdesc = extdesc
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similardict:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches do not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or (not similarTimer and (\
timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkTimeframe(begin) \
)): #or timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Overwrite endtime if requested
if timer.justplay and not timer.setEndtime:
end = begin
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
self.addDirectoryToMovieDict(moviedict, dest, serviceHandler)
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, movieinfo.get("name"), shortdesc, movieinfo.get("shortdesc"), extdesc, movieinfo.get("extdesc") ):
print("[AutoTimer] We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:", name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in timerdict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit:
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer based on eit")
newEntry = rtimer
break
elif config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(rtimer, evtBegin, evtEnd) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer based on time guessing")
newEntry = rtimer
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 \
and not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name, shortdesc, rtimer.description, extdesc, rtimer.extdesc ):
# if searchForDuplicateDescription > 1 then check short description
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (similar service) with same description, skipping event")
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable( itervalues(timerdict) ):
if not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name, shortdesc, rtimer.description, extdesc, rtimer.extdesc ):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event")
break
if oldExists:
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
print("[AutoTimer] Not adding new timer because counter is depleted.")
continue
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
if newEntry is not None:
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or newEntry.repeated:
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer")
continue
if hasattr(newEntry, "isAutoTimer"):
newEntry.log(501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name))
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us")
continue
newEntry.log(501, "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it: %s ." % (timer.name, newEntry.name))
modified += 1
self.modifyTimer(newEntry, name, shortdesc, begin, end, serviceref, eit)
newEntry.log(501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modified timer: %s ." % (newEntry.name))
else:
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
if getSeasonAndEpisode is not None and timer.series_labeling:
sp_timer = getSeasonAndEpisode(newEntry, name, evtBegin, evtEnd)
if sp_timer:
newEntry = sp_timer
name = newEntry.name
print("[AutoTimer SeriesPlugin] Returned name %s" % (name))
shortdesc = newEntry.description
print("[AutoTimer SeriesPlugin] Returned description %s" % (shortdesc))
if timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
continue
# 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.checkDuplicates(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)
return (new, modified)
def parseTimer(self, timer, epgcache, serviceHandler, recordHandler, checkEvtLimit, evtLimit, timers, conflicting, similars, skipped, timerdict, moviedict, simulateOnly=False):
new = 0
modified = 0
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search( ('RITBDSE', 1000, typeMap[timer.searchType], timer.match, caseMap[timer.searchCase]) ) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similardict = defaultdict(list)
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, ( serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc ) in enumerate( epgmatches ):
startLog()
# timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
doLog("possible epgmatch %s" % (name))
doLog("Serviceref %s" % (str(serviceref)))
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
doLog("Could not create Event!")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, str(serviceref), timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
doLog("Serviceref2 %s" % (str(serviceref)))
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
doLog("Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similardict:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
doLog("Skipping an event because of maximum days in future is reached")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches do not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref):
doLog("Skipping an event because of check services")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkDuration(duration):
doLog("Skipping an event because of duration check")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if not similarTimer:
if timer.checkTimespan(timestamp):
doLog("Skipping an event because of timestamp check")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkTimeframe(begin):
doLog("Skipping an event because of timeframe check")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
allow_modify = True
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
if timer.series_labeling and sp_getSeasonEpisode is not None:
allow_modify = False
#doLog("Request name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
sp = sp_getSeasonEpisode(serviceref, name, evtBegin, evtEnd, shortdesc, dest)
if sp and type(sp) in (tuple, list) and len(sp) == 4:
name = sp[0] or name
shortdesc = sp[1] or shortdesc
dest = sp[2] or dest
doLog(str(sp[3]))
#doLog("Returned name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
allow_modify = True
else:
# Nothing found
doLog(str(sp))
# If AutoTimer name not equal match, do a second lookup with the name
if timer.name.lower() != timer.match.lower():
#doLog("Request name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (timer.name,shortdesc,dest))
sp = sp_getSeasonEpisode(serviceref, timer.name, evtBegin, evtEnd, shortdesc, dest)
if sp and type(sp) in (tuple, list) and len(sp) == 4:
name = sp[0] or name
shortdesc = sp[1] or shortdesc
dest = sp[2] or dest
doLog(str(sp[3]))
#doLog("Returned name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
allow_modify = True
else:
doLog(str(sp))
if timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
doLog("Skipping an event because of filter check")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
if ServiceRecordingSettings:
begin -= ServiceRecordingSettings.instance.getMarginBefore(eserviceref)
end += ServiceRecordingSettings.instance.getMarginAfter(eserviceref)
else:
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Overwrite endtime if requested
if timer.justplay and not timer.setEndtime:
end = begin
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
self.addDirectoryToMovieDict(moviedict, dest, serviceHandler)
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, movieinfo.get("name"), shortdesc, movieinfo.get("shortdesc"), extdesc, movieinfo.get("extdesc") ):
doLog("We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:", name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
doLog("Skipping an event because movie already exists")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in timerdict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit:
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer based on eit")
newEntry = rtimer
break
elif config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value:
if timer.hasOffset():
# Remove custom Offset
rbegin = rtimer.begin + timer.offset[0] * 60
rend = rtimer.end - timer.offset[1] * 60
else:
# Remove E2 Offset
rbegin = rtimer.begin + config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
rend = rtimer.end - config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# As alternative we could also do a epg lookup
#revent = epgcache.lookupEventId(rtimer.service_ref.ref, rtimer.eit)
#rbegin = revent.getBeginTime() or 0
#rduration = revent.getDuration() or 0
#rend = rbegin + rduration or 0
if getTimeDiff(rbegin, rend, evtBegin, evtEnd) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer based on time guessing")
newEntry = rtimer
break
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 \
and not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name, shortdesc, rtimer.description, extdesc, rtimer.extdesc ):
# if searchForDuplicateDescription > 1 then check short description
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer (similar service) with same description, skipping event")
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
doLog("Skipping an event because a timer on same service exists")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable( itervalues(timerdict) ):
if not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name, shortdesc, rtimer.description, extdesc, rtimer.extdesc ):
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event")
break
if oldExists:
doLog("Skipping an event because a timer on any service exists")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
doLog("Not adding new timer because counter is depleted.")
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
if simulateOnly:
continue
if newEntry is not None:
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or newEntry.repeated:
doLog("Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer")
continue
if hasattr(newEntry, "isAutoTimer"):
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
elif config.plugins.autotimer.add_autotimer_to_tags.value and TAG in newEntry.tags:
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
doLog("Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us")
continue
msg = "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it: %s ." % (timer.name, newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
modified += 1
if allow_modify:
self.modifyTimer(newEntry, name, shortdesc, begin, end, serviceref, eit)
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modified timer: %s ." % (newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
else:
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modification not allowed for timer: %s ." % (newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
else:
newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref), begin, end, name, shortdesc, eit)
msg = "[AutoTimer] Try to add new timer based on AutoTimer %s." % (timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(500, msg)
# 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)
def parseTimer(self,
timer,
epgcache,
serviceHandler,
recordHandler,
checkEvtLimit,
evtLimit,
timers,
conflicting,
similars,
timerdict,
moviedict,
simulateOnly=False):
new = 0
modified = 0
skipped = 0
# Precompute timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match.replace('\xc2\x86', '').replace('\xc2\x87', '')
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
if timer.searchType == "description":
epgmatches = []
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
casesensitive = timer.searchCase == "sensitive"
if not casesensitive:
match = match.lower()
# Service filter defined
# Search only using the specified services
test = [(service, 0, -1, -1) for service in timer.services]
for bouquet in timer.bouquets:
services = serviceHandler.list(eServiceReference(bouquet))
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append((service.toString(), 0, -1, -1))
if not test:
# No service filter defined
# Search within all services - could be very slow
# Get all bouquets
bouquetlist = []
refstr = '1:134:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:FROM BOUQUET \"bouquets.tv\" ORDER BY bouquet'
bouquetroot = eServiceReference(refstr)
mask = eServiceReference.isDirectory
if config.usage.multibouquet.value:
bouquets = serviceHandler.list(bouquetroot)
if bouquets:
while True:
s = bouquets.getNext()
if not s.valid():
break
if s.flags & mask:
info = serviceHandler.info(s)
if info:
bouquetlist.append((info.getName(s), s))
else:
info = serviceHandler.info(bouquetroot)
if info:
bouquetlist.append(
(info.getName(bouquetroot), bouquetroot))
# Get all services
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker
| eServiceReference.isDirectory)
for name, bouquet in bouquetlist:
if not bouquet.valid(): #check end of list
break
if bouquet.flags & eServiceReference.isDirectory:
services = serviceHandler.list(bouquet)
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append(
(service.toString(), 0, -1, -1))
if test:
# Get all events
# eEPGCache.lookupEvent( [ format of the returned tuples, ( service, 0 = event intersects given start_time, start_time -1 for now_time), ] )
test.insert(0, 'RITBDSE')
allevents = epgcache.lookupEvent(test) or []
# Filter events
for serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc in allevents:
if match in (shortdesc if casesensitive else shortdesc.lower()) \
or match in (extdesc if casesensitive else extdesc.lower()):
epgmatches.append((serviceref, eit, name, begin,
duration, shortdesc, extdesc))
else:
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search(
('RITBDSE', 3000, typeMap[timer.searchType], match,
caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similardict = defaultdict(list)
# Loop over all EPG matches
preveit = False
for idx, (serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc,
extdesc) in enumerate(epgmatches):
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print("[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!")
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n - 1)
serviceref = i.toString()
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
# if begin < time() + 60:
# print ("[AutoTimer] Skipping " + name + " because it starts in less than 60 seconds")
# skipped += 1
# continue
# Set short description to equal extended description if it is empty.
if not shortdesc:
shortdesc = extdesc
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similardict:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches do not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or (not similarTimer and (\
timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkTimeframe(begin) \
)) or timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Overwrite endtime if requested
if timer.justplay and not timer.setEndtime:
end = begin
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
self.addDirectoryToMovieDict(moviedict, dest,
serviceHandler)
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if self.checkSimilarity(timer, name, movieinfo.get("name"),
shortdesc,
movieinfo.get("shortdesc"),
extdesc, movieinfo.get("extdesc")):
print(
"[AutoTimer] We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:",
name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in timerdict.get(serviceref, ()):
if (rtimer.eit == eit
or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.getValue()
) and getTimeDiff(rtimer, evtBegin, evtEnd) > (
(duration / 10) * 8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or rtimer.repeated:
print(
"[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer"
)
break
if eit == preveit:
break
if (evtBegin -
(config.recording.margin_before.getValue() *
60) != rtimer.begin) or (
evtEnd +
(config.recording.margin_after.getValue() * 60) !=
rtimer.end) or (shortdesc != rtimer.description):
if rtimer.isAutoTimer and eit == rtimer.eit:
print(
"[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer."
% (timer.name))
rtimer.log(
501,
"[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer."
% (timer.name))
preveit = eit
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.getValue(
) != "all":
print(
"[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us"
)
break
rtimer.log(
501,
"[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it: %s ."
% (timer.name, rtimer.name))
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
self.modifyTimer(rtimer, name, shortdesc, begin, end,
serviceref, eit)
rtimer.log(
501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modified timer: %s ." %
(rtimer.name))
break
else:
print(
"[AutoTimer] Skipping timer because it has not changed."
)
skipped += 1
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 and not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkSimilarity(timer, name, rtimer.name,
shortdesc, rtimer.description,
extdesc, rtimer.extdesc):
print(
"[AutoTimer] We found a timer with similar description, skipping event"
)
oldExists = True
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable(itervalues(timerdict)):
if not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDoubleTimers(timer, name, rtimer.name,
begin, rtimer.begin, end,
rtimer.end):
oldExists = True
# print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer with same StartTime, skipping event")
break
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
if self.checkSimilarity(timer, name, rtimer.name,
shortdesc,
rtimer.description,
extdesc, rtimer.extdesc):
oldExists = True
print(
"[AutoTimer] We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event"
)
break
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.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)
def parseEPG(self, simulateOnly = False):
if NavigationInstance.instance is None:
print "[AutoTimer] Navigation is not available, can't parse EPG"
return (0, 0, 0, [], [])
total = 0
new = 0
modified = 0
timers = []
conflicting = []
self.readXml()
# Save Recordings in a dict to speed things up a little
# We include processed timers as we might search for duplicate descriptions
recorddict = {}
for timer in NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timer_list + NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.processed_timers:
recorddict.setdefault(str(timer.service_ref), []).append(timer)
# Iterate Timer
for timer in self.getEnabledTimerList():
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgcache = eEPGCache.getInstance()
ret = epgcache.search(('RI', 500, typeMap[timer.searchType], match, caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or ()
for serviceref, eit in ret:
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print "[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!"
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
# Gather Information
name = evt.getEventName()
description = evt.getShortDescription()
begin = evt.getBeginTime()
duration = evt.getDuration()
end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check Duration, Timespan and Excludes
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkFilter(name, description,
evt.getExtendedDescription(), str(timestamp.tm_wday)):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
total += 1
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in recorddict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(rtimer, begin, end) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or rtimer.repeated:
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer"
break
if hasattr(rtimer, "isAutoTimer"):
print "[AutoTimer] Modifying existing AutoTimer!"
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us"
break
print "[AutoTimer] Warning, we're messing with a timer which might not have been set by us"
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
# Modify values saved in timer
newEntry.name = name
newEntry.description = description
newEntry.begin = int(begin)
newEntry.end = int(end)
newEntry.service_ref = ServiceReference(serviceref)
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 1 and not rtimer.disabled and rtimer.name == name and rtimer.description == description:
oldExists = True
print "[AutoTimer] We found a timer with same description, skipping event"
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 2:
# I thinks thats the fastest way to do this, though it's a little ugly
try:
for list in recorddict.values():
for rtimer in list:
if not rtimer.disabled and rtimer.name == name and rtimer.description == description:
raise AutoTimerIgnoreTimerException("We found a timer with same description, skipping event")
except AutoTimerIgnoreTimerException, etite:
print etite
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
continue
print "[AutoTimer] Adding an event."
newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref), begin, end, name, description, eit)
# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
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
if oldExists:
# XXX: this won't perform a sanity check, but do we actually want to do so?
NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timeChanged(newEntry)
else:
conflicts = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(newEntry)
if conflicts and config.plugins.autotimer.disabled_on_conflict.value:
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 = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(newEntry)
conflicting.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if conflicts is None:
timer.decrementCounter()
new += 1
recorddict.setdefault(serviceref, []).append(newEntry)
else:
conflicting.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
def parseTimer(self,
timer,
epgcache,
serviceHandler,
recordHandler,
checkEvtLimit,
evtLimit,
timers,
conflicting,
similars,
skipped,
timerdict,
moviedict,
simulateOnly=False):
new = 0
modified = 0
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search(
('RITBDSE', 1000, typeMap[timer.searchType], timer.match,
caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similardict = defaultdict(list)
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, (serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc,
extdesc) in enumerate(epgmatches):
startLog()
# timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
doLog("possible epgmatch %s" % (name))
doLog("Serviceref %s" % (str(serviceref)))
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
doLog("Could not create Event!")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, str(serviceref), timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n - 1)
serviceref = i.toString()
doLog("Serviceref2 %s" % (str(serviceref)))
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
doLog(
"Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds"
)
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similardict:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
doLog(
"Skipping an event because of maximum days in future is reached"
)
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref,
timer.name, getLog()))
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches do not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref):
doLog("Skipping an event because of check services")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkDuration(duration):
doLog("Skipping an event because of duration check")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if not similarTimer:
if timer.checkTimespan(timestamp):
doLog("Skipping an event because of timestamp check")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkTimeframe(begin):
doLog("Skipping an event because of timeframe check")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
allow_modify = True
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
if timer.series_labeling and sp_getSeasonEpisode is not None:
allow_modify = False
#doLog("Request name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
sp = sp_getSeasonEpisode(serviceref, name, evtBegin, evtEnd,
shortdesc, dest)
if sp and type(sp) in (tuple, list) and len(sp) == 4:
name = sp[0] or name
shortdesc = sp[1] or shortdesc
dest = sp[2] or dest
doLog(str(sp[3]))
#doLog("Returned name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
allow_modify = True
else:
# Nothing found
doLog(str(sp))
# If AutoTimer name not equal match, do a second lookup with the name
if timer.name.lower() != timer.match.lower():
#doLog("Request name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (timer.name,shortdesc,dest))
sp = sp_getSeasonEpisode(serviceref, timer.name,
evtBegin, evtEnd, shortdesc,
dest)
if sp and type(sp) in (tuple, list) and len(sp) == 4:
name = sp[0] or name
shortdesc = sp[1] or shortdesc
dest = sp[2] or dest
doLog(str(sp[3]))
#doLog("Returned name, desc, path %s %s %s" % (name,shortdesc,dest))
allow_modify = True
else:
doLog(str(sp))
if timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
doLog("Skipping an event because of filter check")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
if ServiceRecordingSettings:
begin -= ServiceRecordingSettings.instance.getMarginBefore(
eserviceref)
end += ServiceRecordingSettings.instance.getMarginAfter(
eserviceref)
else:
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Overwrite endtime if requested
if timer.justplay and not timer.setEndtime:
end = begin
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
self.addDirectoryToMovieDict(moviedict, dest,
serviceHandler)
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, movieinfo.get("name"),
shortdesc,
movieinfo.get("shortdesc"),
extdesc, movieinfo.get("extdesc")):
doLog(
"We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:",
name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
doLog("Skipping an event because movie already exists")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in timerdict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit:
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer based on eit")
newEntry = rtimer
break
elif config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value:
if timer.hasOffset():
# Remove custom Offset
rbegin = rtimer.begin + timer.offset[0] * 60
rend = rtimer.end - timer.offset[1] * 60
else:
# Remove E2 Offset
rbegin = rtimer.begin + config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
rend = rtimer.end - config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# As alternative we could also do a epg lookup
#revent = epgcache.lookupEventId(rtimer.service_ref.ref, rtimer.eit)
#rbegin = revent.getBeginTime() or 0
#rduration = revent.getDuration() or 0
#rend = rbegin + rduration or 0
if getTimeDiff(rbegin, rend, evtBegin,
evtEnd) > ((duration / 10) * 8):
oldExists = True
doLog("We found a timer based on time guessing")
newEntry = rtimer
break
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 \
and not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name,
shortdesc, rtimer.description,
extdesc, rtimer.extdesc):
# if searchForDuplicateDescription > 1 then check short description
oldExists = True
doLog(
"We found a timer (similar service) with same description, skipping event"
)
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
doLog(
"Skipping an event because a timer on same service exists"
)
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable(itervalues(timerdict)):
if not rtimer.disabled:
if self.checkDuplicates(timer, name, rtimer.name,
shortdesc,
rtimer.description,
extdesc, rtimer.extdesc):
oldExists = True
doLog(
"We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event"
)
break
if oldExists:
doLog(
"Skipping an event because a timer on any service exists"
)
skipped.append((name, begin, end, serviceref,
timer.name, getLog()))
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
doLog("Not adding new timer because counter is depleted.")
skipped.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
continue
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name, getLog()))
if simulateOnly:
continue
if newEntry is not None:
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or newEntry.repeated:
doLog(
"Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer"
)
continue
if hasattr(newEntry, "isAutoTimer"):
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (
timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
elif config.plugins.autotimer.add_autotimer_to_tags.value and TAG in newEntry.tags:
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (
timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
doLog(
"Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us"
)
continue
msg = "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it: %s ." % (
timer.name, newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
modified += 1
if allow_modify:
self.modifyTimer(newEntry, name, shortdesc, begin, end,
serviceref, eit)
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modified timer: %s ." % (
newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(501, msg)
else:
msg = "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer modification not allowed for timer: %s ." % (
newEntry.name)
doLog(msg)
else:
newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref),
begin, end, name, shortdesc, eit)
msg = "[AutoTimer] Try to add new timer based on AutoTimer %s." % (
timer.name)
doLog(msg)
newEntry.log(500, msg)
# 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)
def parseEPG(self, simulateOnly = False):
if NavigationInstance.instance is None:
print("[AutoTimer] Navigation is not available, can't parse EPG")
return (0, 0, 0, [], [], [])
total = 0
new = 0
modified = 0
timers = []
conflicting = []
similar = defaultdict(list) # Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similars = [] # Contains the added similar timers
# NOTE: the config option specifies "the next X days" which means today (== 1) + X
delta = timedelta(days = config.plugins.autotimer.maxdaysinfuture.value + 1)
evtLimit = mktime((date.today() + delta).timetuple())
checkEvtLimit = delta.days > 1
del delta
# Read AutoTimer configuration
self.readXml()
# Get E2 instances
epgcache = eEPGCache.getInstance()
serviceHandler = eServiceCenter.getInstance()
recordHandler = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer
# Save Recordings in a dict to speed things up a little
# We include processed timers as we might search for duplicate descriptions
# The recordict is always filled
#Question: It might be better to name it timerdict
#Question: Move to a separate function getTimerDict()
#Note: It is also possible to use RecordTimer isInTimer(), but we won't get the timer itself on a match
recorddict = defaultdict(list)
for timer in chain(recordHandler.timer_list, recordHandler.processed_timers):
if timer and timer.service_ref:
if timer.eit is not None:
event = epgcache.lookupEventId(timer.service_ref.ref, timer.eit)
extdesc = event and event.getExtendedDescription() or ''
timer.extdesc = extdesc
elif not hasattr(timer, 'extdesc'):
timer.extdesc = ''
recorddict[str(timer.service_ref)].append(timer)
# Create dict of all movies in all folders used by an autotimer to compare with recordings
# The moviedict will be filled only if one AutoTimer is configured to avoid duplicate description for any recordings
#Question: It might be better to name it recorddict
moviedict = defaultdict(list)
# Iterate Timer
for timer in self.getEnabledTimerList():
# Precompute timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
if timer.searchType == "description":
test = []
epgmatches = []
casesensitive = timer.searchCase == "sensitive"
if not casesensitive:
match = match.lower()
#if timer.services or timer.bouquets:
# Service filter defined
# Search only using the specified services
for service in timer.services:
test.append( (service, 0, -1, -1 ) )
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
for bouquet in timer.bouquets:
services = serviceHandler.list(eServiceReference(bouquet))
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append( (service.toString(), 0, -1, -1 ) )
if not test:
#else:
# No service filter defined
# Search within all services - could be very slow
# Get all bouquets
bouquetlist = []
refstr = '1:134:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:FROM BOUQUET \"bouquets.tv\" ORDER BY bouquet'
bouquetroot = eServiceReference(refstr)
mask = eServiceReference.isDirectory
if config.usage.multibouquet.value:
bouquets = serviceHandler.list(bouquetroot)
if bouquets:
while True:
s = bouquets.getNext()
if not s.valid():
break
if s.flags & mask:
info = serviceHandler.info(s)
if info:
bouquetlist.append((info.getName(s), s))
else:
info = serviceHandler.info(bouquetroot)
if info:
bouquetlist.append((info.getName(bouquetroot), bouquetroot))
# Get all services
mask = (eServiceReference.isMarker | eServiceReference.isDirectory)
for name, bouquet in bouquetlist:
if not bouquet.valid(): #check end of list
break
if bouquet.flags & eServiceReference.isDirectory:
services = serviceHandler.list(bouquet)
if not services is None:
while True:
service = services.getNext()
if not service.valid(): #check end of list
break
if not (service.flags & mask):
test.append( (service.toString(), 0, -1, -1 ) )
if test:
# Get all events
# eEPGCache.lookupEvent( [ format of the returned tuples, ( service, 0 = event intersects given start_time, start_time -1 for now_time), ] )
test.insert(0, 'RITBDSE')
allevents = epgcache.lookupEvent( test ) or []
# Filter events
for serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc in allevents:
if match in (shortdesc if casesensitive else shortdesc.lower()) \
or match in (extdesc if casesensitive else extdesc.lower()):
epgmatches.append( (serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc) )
else:
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search(('RITBDSE', 1000, typeMap[timer.searchType], match, caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Reset the the marked similar servicerefs
similar.clear()
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, ( serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc ) in enumerate( epgmatches ):
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, ( serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc ) in enumerate( epgmatches ):
#Question: Do we need this?
#Question: Move to separate function getRealService()
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print("[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!")
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
print("[AutoTimer] Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds")
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similar:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches to not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or (not similarTimer and (\
timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkTimeframe(begin) \
)) or timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Overwrite endtime if requested
if timer.justplay and not timer.setEndtime:
end = begin
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
total += 1
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
#Question: Move to a separate function getRecordDict()
print("[AutoTimer] listing of movies in " + dest + " failed")
event = info.getEvent(movieref)
if event is None:
continue
"shortdesc": info.getInfoString(movieref, iServiceInformation.sDescription),
"extdesc": event.getExtendedDescription() or '' # XXX: does event.getExtendedDescription() actually return None on no description or an empty string?
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if movieinfo.get("name") == name \
and movieinfo.get("shortdesc") == shortdesc:
# Some channels indicate replays in the extended descriptions
# If the similarity percent is higher then 0.8 it is a very close match
extdescM = movieinfo.get("extdesc")
if ( len(extdesc) == len(extdescM) and extdesc == extdescM ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, extdescM).ratio() ):
print("[AutoTimer] We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:", name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in recorddict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(rtimer, evtBegin, evtEnd) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or rtimer.repeated:
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer")
break
if hasattr(rtimer, "isAutoTimer"):
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name))
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us")
break
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it." % (timer.name))
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
# Modify values saved in timer
newEntry.name = name
newEntry.description = shortdesc
newEntry.begin = int(begin)
newEntry.end = int(end)
newEntry.service_ref = ServiceReference(serviceref)
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 \
and not rtimer.disabled \
and rtimer.name == name \
and rtimer.description == shortdesc:
# 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(rtimer.extdesc) and extdesc == rtimer.extdesc ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, rtimer.extdesc).ratio() ):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (similar service) with same description, skipping event")
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable( itervalues(recorddict) ):
if not rtimer.disabled \
and rtimer.name == name \
and rtimer.description == shortdesc:
# 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(rtimer.extdesc) and extdesc == rtimer.extdesc ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, rtimer.extdesc).ratio() ):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event")
break
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:
# 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
break
else:
similarTimer = False
newEntry = similar[eitS]
break
if conflicts is None:
timer.decrementCounter()
new += 1
newEntry.extdesc = extdesc
recorddict[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))
similar.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)
return (total, new, modified, timers, conflicting, similars)
# Supporting functions
def addDirectoryToMovieDict(self, moviedict, dest, serviceHandler):
movielist = serviceHandler.list(eServiceReference("2:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:" + dest))
if movielist is None:
print("[AutoTimer] listing of movies in " + dest + " failed")
else:
append = moviedict[dest].append
while 1:
movieref = movielist.getNext()
if not movieref.valid():
break
if movieref.flags & eServiceReference.mustDescent:
continue
info = serviceHandler.info(movieref)
if info is None:
continue
event = info.getEvent(movieref)
if event is None:
continue
append({
"name": info.getName(movieref),
"shortdesc": info.getInfoString(movieref, iServiceInformation.sDescription),
"extdesc": event.getExtendedDescription() or '' # XXX: does event.getExtendedDescription() actually return None on no description or an empty string?
})
def checkSimilarity(self, timer, name1, name2, shortdesc1, shortdesc2, extdesc1, extdesc2):
foundTitle = (name1 == name2)
foundShort = (shortdesc1 == shortdesc2) if timer.searchForDuplicateDescription > 0 else True
foundExt = True
# NOTE: only check extended if short description already is a match because otherwise
# it won't evaluate to True anyway
if timer.searchForDuplicateDescription == 2 and foundShort:
# Some channels indicate replays in the extended descriptions
# If the similarity percent is higher then 0.8 it is a very close match
foundExt = ( len(extdesc1) == len(extdesc2) and extdesc1 == extdesc2 ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc1, extdesc2).ratio() )
return (total, new, modified, timers, conflicting, similars)
def parseEPG(self, simulateOnly=False):
if NavigationInstance.instance is None:
print "[AutoTimer] Navigation is not available, can't parse EPG"
return (0, 0, 0, [], [])
total = 0
new = 0
modified = 0
timers = []
conflicting = []
self.readXml()
# Save Recordings in a dict to speed things up a little
# We include processed timers as we might search for duplicate descriptions
recorddict = {}
for timer in NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timer_list + NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.processed_timers:
recorddict.setdefault(str(timer.service_ref), []).append(timer)
# Iterate Timer
for timer in self.getEnabledTimerList():
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgcache = eEPGCache.getInstance()
ret = epgcache.search(('RI', 500, typeMap[timer.searchType], match,
caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or ()
for serviceref, eit in ret:
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print "[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!"
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n - 1)
serviceref = i.toString()
# Gather Information
name = evt.getEventName()
description = evt.getShortDescription()
begin = evt.getBeginTime()
duration = evt.getDuration()
end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check Duration, Timespan and Excludes
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkFilter(name, description,
evt.getExtendedDescription(), str(timestamp.tm_wday)):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
total += 1
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in recorddict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(
rtimer, begin, end) > ((duration / 10) * 8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or rtimer.repeated:
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer"
break
if hasattr(rtimer, "isAutoTimer"):
print "[AutoTimer] Modifying existing AutoTimer!"
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us"
break
print "[AutoTimer] Warning, we're messing with a timer which might not have been set by us"
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
# Modify values saved in timer
newEntry.name = name
newEntry.description = description
newEntry.begin = int(begin)
newEntry.end = int(end)
newEntry.service_ref = ServiceReference(serviceref)
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 1 and not rtimer.disabled and rtimer.name == name and rtimer.description == description:
oldExists = True
print "[AutoTimer] We found a timer with same description, skipping event"
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 2:
# I thinks thats the fastest way to do this, though it's a little ugly
try:
for list in recorddict.values():
for rtimer in list:
if not rtimer.disabled and rtimer.name == name and rtimer.description == description:
raise AutoTimerIgnoreTimerException(
"We found a timer with same description, skipping event"
)
except AutoTimerIgnoreTimerException, etite:
print etite
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
continue
print "[AutoTimer] Adding an event."
newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref),
begin, end, name, description,
eit)
# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
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
if oldExists:
# XXX: this won't perform a sanity check, but do we actually want to do so?
NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timeChanged(
newEntry)
else:
conflicts = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(
newEntry)
if conflicts and config.plugins.autotimer.disabled_on_conflict.value:
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 = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(
newEntry)
conflicting.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if conflicts is None:
timer.decrementCounter()
new += 1
recorddict.setdefault(serviceref, []).append(newEntry)
else:
conflicting.append(
(name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
def parseEPG(self, simulateOnly = False):
if NavigationInstance.instance is None:
print "[AutoTimer] Navigation is not available, can't parse EPG"
return (0, 0, 0, [], [])
total = 0
new = 0
modified = 0
timers = []
conflicting = []
# NOTE: the config option specifies "the next X days" which means today (== 1) + X
delta = timedelta(days = config.plugins.autotimer.maxdaysinfuture.value + 1)
evtLimit = mktime((date.today() + delta).timetuple())
checkEvtLimit = delta.days > 1
del delta
self.readXml()
# Save Recordings in a dict to speed things up a little
# We include processed timers as we might search for duplicate descriptions
recorddict = {}
for rtimer in NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timer_list + NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.processed_timers:
if not rtimer.disabled:
recorddict.setdefault(str(rtimer.service_ref), []).append(rtimer)
# Iterate Timer
for timer in self.getEnabledTimerList():
# Precompute timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
# Search EPG, default to empty list
ret = self.epgcache.search(('RI', 500, typeMap[timer.searchType], match, caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or ()
for serviceref, eit in ret:
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = self.epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print "[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!"
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
# Gather Information
evtInfo = self.normalizeEvent(evt)
evtBegin = begin = evt.getBeginTime()
duration = evt.getDuration()
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
print "[AutoTimer] Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds"
continue
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check Duration, Timespan, Timeframe and Excludes
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkTimeframe(begin) \
or timer.checkFilter(
evtInfo.name,
evtInfo.shortDescription,
evtInfo.extendedDescription,
str(timestamp.tm_wday)
):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
total += 1
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((evtInfo.name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3 and self.checkMovies(evtInfo, dest):
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in recorddict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(rtimer, begin, end) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none":
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because no modification allowed"
break
if rtimer.repeated:
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because repeated timer"
break
if hasattr(rtimer, "isAutoTimer"):
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name,))
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print "[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us"
break
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it." % (timer.name,))
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
# Modify values saved in timer
newEntry.name = evtInfo.name
newEntry.description = evtInfo.shortDescription
newEntry.begin = int(begin)
newEntry.end = int(end)
newEntry.service_ref = ServiceReference(serviceref)
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 and self.normalizeRecordTimer(rtimer) == evtInfo:
oldExists = True
print "[AutoTimer] We found a timer with same service and description, skipping event"
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2 and self.isEventInList(evtInfo, recorddict, self.normalizeRecordTimer):
print "[AutoTimer] We found a timer with same description, skipping event"
continue
if timer.checkCounter(timestamp):
print "[AutoTimer] Not adding new timer because counter is depleted."
continue
newEntry = RecordTimerEntry(ServiceReference(serviceref), begin, end, evtInfo.name, evtInfo.shortDescription, eit)
newEntry.log(500, "[AutoTimer] Adding new timer based on AutoTimer %s." % (timer.name,))
# Mark this entry as AutoTimer (only AutoTimers will have this Attribute set)
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?
NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.timeChanged(newEntry)
else:
conflicts = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(newEntry)
if conflicts and config.plugins.autotimer.disabled_on_conflict.value:
conflictString = ' / '.join(["%s (%s)" % (x.name, strftime("%Y%m%d %H%M", localtime(x.begin))) for x in conflicts])
newEntry.log(503, "[AutoTimer] Timer disabled because of conflicts with %s." % (conflictString,))
del 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 = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer.record(newEntry)
conflicting.append((evtInfo.name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if conflicts is None:
timer.decrementCounter()
new += 1
recorddict.setdefault(serviceref, []).append(newEntry)
else:
conflicting.append((evtInfo.name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
return (total, new, modified, timers, conflicting)
def parseEPG(self, simulateOnly = False):
if NavigationInstance.instance is None:
print("[AutoTimer] Navigation is not available, can't parse EPG")
return (0, 0, 0, [], [], [])
total = 0
new = 0
modified = 0
timers = []
conflicting = []
similar = defaultdict(list) # Contains the the marked similar eits and the conflicting strings
similars = [] # Contains the added similar timers
# NOTE: the config option specifies "the next X days" which means today (== 1) + X
delta = timedelta(days = config.plugins.autotimer.maxdaysinfuture.value + 1)
evtLimit = mktime((date.today() + delta).timetuple())
checkEvtLimit = delta.days > 1
del delta
# Read AutoTimer configuration
self.readXml()
# Get E2 instances
epgcache = eEPGCache.getInstance()
serviceHandler = eServiceCenter.getInstance()
recordHandler = NavigationInstance.instance.RecordTimer
# Save Recordings in a dict to speed things up a little
# We include processed timers as we might search for duplicate descriptions
# The recordict is always filled
#Question: It might be better to name it timerdict
#Question: Move to a separate function getTimerDict()
#Note: It is also possible to use RecordTimer isInTimer(), but we won't get the timer itself on a match
recorddict = defaultdict(list)
for timer in chain(recordHandler.timer_list, recordHandler.processed_timers):
if timer and timer.service_ref:
if timer.eit is not None:
event = epgcache.lookupEventId(timer.service_ref.ref, timer.eit)
extdesc = event and event.getExtendedDescription() or ''
timer.extdesc = extdesc
elif not hasattr(timer, 'extdesc'):
timer.extdesc = ''
recorddict[str(timer.service_ref)].append(timer)
# Create dict of all movies in all folders used by an autotimer to compare with recordings
# The moviedict will be filled only if one AutoTimer is configured to avoid duplicate description for any recordings
#Question: It might be better to name it recorddict
moviedict = defaultdict(list)
# Iterate Timer
for timer in self.getEnabledTimerList():
# Precompute timer destination dir
dest = timer.destination or config.usage.default_path.value
# Workaround to allow search for umlauts if we know the encoding
match = timer.match
if timer.encoding != 'UTF-8':
try:
match = match.decode('UTF-8').encode(timer.encoding)
except UnicodeDecodeError:
pass
# Search EPG, default to empty list
epgmatches = epgcache.search(('RITBDSE', 1000, typeMap[timer.searchType], match, caseMap[timer.searchCase])) or []
# Sort list of tuples by begin time 'B'
epgmatches.sort(key=itemgetter(3))
# Reset the the marked similar servicerefs
similar.clear()
# Loop over all EPG matches
for idx, ( serviceref, eit, name, begin, duration, shortdesc, extdesc ) in enumerate( epgmatches ):
#Question: Do we need this?
#Question: Move to separate function getRealService()
eserviceref = eServiceReference(serviceref)
evt = epgcache.lookupEventId(eserviceref, eit)
if not evt:
print("[AutoTimer] Could not create Event!")
continue
# Try to determine real service (we always choose the last one)
n = evt.getNumOfLinkageServices()
if n > 0:
i = evt.getLinkageService(eserviceref, n-1)
serviceref = i.toString()
evtBegin = begin
evtEnd = end = begin + duration
# If event starts in less than 60 seconds skip it
if begin < time() + 60:
print("[AutoTimer] Skipping an event because it starts in less than 60 seconds")
continue
# Convert begin time
timestamp = localtime(begin)
# Update timer
timer.update(begin, timestamp)
# Check if eit is in similar matches list
# NOTE: ignore evtLimit for similar timers as I feel this makes the feature unintuitive
similarTimer = False
if eit in similar:
similarTimer = True
dayofweek = None # NOTE: ignore day on similar timer
else:
# If maximum days in future is set then check time
if checkEvtLimit:
if begin > evtLimit:
continue
dayofweek = str(timestamp.tm_wday)
# Check timer conditions
# NOTE: similar matches to not care about the day/time they are on, so ignore them
if timer.checkServices(serviceref) \
or timer.checkDuration(duration) \
or (not similarTimer and (\
timer.checkTimespan(timestamp) \
or timer.checkTimeframe(begin) \
)) or timer.checkFilter(name, shortdesc, extdesc, dayofweek):
continue
if timer.hasOffset():
# Apply custom Offset
begin, end = timer.applyOffset(begin, end)
else:
# Apply E2 Offset
begin -= config.recording.margin_before.value * 60
end += config.recording.margin_after.value * 60
# Eventually change service to alternative
if timer.overrideAlternatives:
serviceref = timer.getAlternative(serviceref)
total += 1
# Append to timerlist and abort if simulating
timers.append((name, begin, end, serviceref, timer.name))
if simulateOnly:
continue
# Check for existing recordings in directory
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription == 3:
# Reset movie Exists
movieExists = False
# Eventually create cache
if dest and dest not in moviedict:
#Question: Move to a separate function getRecordDict()
movielist = serviceHandler.list(eServiceReference("2:0:1:0:0:0:0:0:0:0:" + dest))
if movielist is None:
print("[AutoTimer] listing of movies in " + dest + " failed")
else:
append = moviedict[dest].append
while 1:
movieref = movielist.getNext()
if not movieref.valid():
break
if movieref.flags & eServiceReference.mustDescent:
continue
info = serviceHandler.info(movieref)
if info is None:
continue
event = info.getEvent(movieref)
if event is None:
continue
append({
"name": info.getName(movieref),
"shortdesc": info.getInfoString(movieref, iServiceInformation.sDescription),
"extdesc": event.getExtendedDescription() or '' # XXX: does event.getExtendedDescription() actually return None on no description or an empty string?
})
del append
for movieinfo in moviedict.get(dest, ()):
if movieinfo.get("name") == name \
and movieinfo.get("shortdesc") == shortdesc:
# Some channels indicate replays in the extended descriptions
# If the similarity percent is higher then 0.8 it is a very close match
extdescM = movieinfo.get("extdesc")
if ( len(extdesc) == len(extdescM) and extdesc == extdescM ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, extdescM).ratio() ):
print("[AutoTimer] We found a matching recorded movie, skipping event:", name)
movieExists = True
break
if movieExists:
continue
# Initialize
newEntry = None
oldExists = False
# Check for double Timers
# We first check eit and if user wants us to guess event based on time
# we try this as backup. The allowed diff should be configurable though.
for rtimer in recorddict.get(serviceref, ()):
if rtimer.eit == eit or config.plugins.autotimer.try_guessing.value and getTimeDiff(rtimer, evtBegin, evtEnd) > ((duration/10)*8):
oldExists = True
# Abort if we don't want to modify timers or timer is repeated
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value == "none" or rtimer.repeated:
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because either no modification allowed or repeated timer")
break
if hasattr(rtimer, "isAutoTimer"):
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] AutoTimer %s modified this automatically generated timer." % (timer.name))
else:
if config.plugins.autotimer.refresh.value != "all":
print("[AutoTimer] Won't modify existing timer because it's no timer set by us")
break
rtimer.log(501, "[AutoTimer] Warning, AutoTimer %s messed with a timer which might not belong to it." % (timer.name))
newEntry = rtimer
modified += 1
# Modify values saved in timer
newEntry.name = name
newEntry.description = shortdesc
newEntry.begin = int(begin)
newEntry.end = int(end)
newEntry.service_ref = ServiceReference(serviceref)
break
elif timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 1 \
and not rtimer.disabled \
and rtimer.name == name \
and rtimer.description == shortdesc:
# 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(rtimer.extdesc) and extdesc == rtimer.extdesc ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, rtimer.extdesc).ratio() ):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (similar service) with same description, skipping event")
break
# We found no timer we want to edit
if newEntry is None:
# But there is a match
if oldExists:
continue
# We want to search for possible doubles
if timer.avoidDuplicateDescription >= 2:
for rtimer in chain.from_iterable( itervalues(recorddict) ):
if not rtimer.disabled \
and rtimer.name == name \
and rtimer.description == shortdesc:
# 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(rtimer.extdesc) and extdesc == rtimer.extdesc ) \
or ( 0.8 < SequenceMatcher(lambda x: x == " ",extdesc, rtimer.extdesc).ratio() ):
oldExists = True
print("[AutoTimer] We found a timer (any service) with same description, skipping event")
break
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:
# 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
break
else:
similarTimer = False
newEntry = similar[eitS]
break
if conflicts is None:
timer.decrementCounter()
new += 1
newEntry.extdesc = extdesc
recorddict[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))
similar.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)
return (total, new, modified, timers, conflicting, similars)