def applyFor(self, filePath, data):
subtitleFile = File(filePath)
# fps
if self._subProperties.autoFps:
videoInfo = subtitleFile.detectFps(default=self._subProperties.fps)
data.subtitles.changeFps(videoInfo.fps)
data.fps = videoInfo.fps
data.videoPath = videoInfo.videoPath
else:
data.subtitles.changeFps(self._subProperties.fps)
data.fps = self._subProperties.fps
data.videoPath = None
# input encoding
inputEncoding = self._subProperties.inputEncoding
if self._subProperties.autoInputEncoding:
inputEncoding = subtitleFile.detectEncoding().lower()
if data.inputEncoding != inputEncoding:
data.encode(inputEncoding)
# output encoding
if self._subProperties.changeEncoding:
data.outputEncoding = self._subProperties.outputEncoding
else:
data.outputEncoding = self._subProperties.inputEncoding
# subtitle format
data.outputFormat = self._subProperties.outputFormat
return data
def createDataFromFile(self, filePath, inputEncoding = None, defaultFps = None):
"""Fetch a given filePath and parse its contents.
May raise the following exceptions:
* RuntimeError - generic exception telling that parsing was unsuccessfull
* IOError - failed to open a file at given filePath
@return SubtitleData filled with non-empty, default datafields. Client should modify them
and then perform an add/update operation"""
file_ = File(filePath)
if inputEncoding is None:
inputEncoding = file_.detectEncoding()
inputEncoding = inputEncoding.lower()
videoInfo = VideoInfo(defaultFps) if defaultFps is not None else file_.detectFps()
subtitles = self._parseFile(file_, inputEncoding, videoInfo.fps)
data = SubtitleData()
data.subtitles = subtitles
data.fps = videoInfo.fps
data.inputEncoding = inputEncoding
data.outputEncoding = inputEncoding
data.outputFormat = self._parser.parsedFormat()
data.videoPath = videoInfo.videoPath
return data