def respond(self, request):
movies_url = SHOWTIMES_URL_BASE + request.zip_code + "&dq=showtimes+" + request.zip_code + "&q=showtimes&sa=X"
logging.debug("Fetching URL: %s" % movies_url)
result = urlfetch.fetch(url=movies_url,
headers={'User-Agent': 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_8_2) AppleWebKit/536.26.17 (KHTML, like Gecko) Version/6.0.2 Safari/536.26.17'})
htmltree = lxml.html.parse(StringIO.StringIO(result.content))
matches = []
theaters = htmltree.xpath('//div[@class="theater"]')
for theater in theaters:
t = Theater(theater)
movie = t.get_movie(request.query)
if movie:
matches.append((t, movie))
if (len(matches) == 0):
logging.info("No movies found containing query: %s" % request.query)
return None
response = movietimerenderer.render(matches[:3])
logging.info("Responding from movie responder with: " + response)
return SimpleSmsResponse(response)
def set_processing_times(self):
# Initialize the theater object with the right amount of lines/windows
self.theater = Theater(self.number_of_ticket_lines, self.number_of_ticket_windows)
# Add the lines and the windows
self.theater.add_windows()
for n in range(len(self.theater.ticket_window_list)):
# For every ticket window we have, set the processing
# time equivalent to the processing time attribute that Windows have.
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time = self.processing_time_for_window[n]
return self.theater.ticket_window_list
def __init__(self):
self.length_of_simulation = 0
self.number_of_ticket_windows = 0
self.number_of_ticket_lines = 0
self.processing_time_for_window = []
self.number_of_customers = []
self.customer_arrival_time = []
self.theater = Theater(None, None)
self.individual_ticket_window = None
self.customer_has_arrived_in_line = False
# Window statistics
self.number_of_tickets_sold_at_window = []
# Figure out what to do with this.
self.idle_time = []
self.length_of_lines_at_the_end = 0
import lxml.html
import StringIO
import movietimerenderer
from theater import Theater
txt = open("times.html")
htmltree = lxml.html.parse(StringIO.StringIO(txt.read()))
matches = []
theaters = htmltree.xpath('//div[@class="theater"]')
for theater in theaters:
t = Theater(theater)
movie = t.get_movie("oz")
if movie:
# print t.name, movie.name
matches.append((t, movie))
print movietimerenderer.render(matches[:3])
import lxml.html
import StringIO
import movietimerenderer
from theater import Theater
txt = open("times.html")
htmltree = lxml.html.parse(StringIO.StringIO(txt.read()))
matches = []
theaters = htmltree.xpath('//div[@class="theater"]')
for theater in theaters:
t = Theater(theater)
movie = t.get_movie("oz")
if movie:
# print t.name, movie.name
matches.append((t, movie))
print movietimerenderer.render(matches[:3])
def append(self, theater_name):
Chain.theaters[theater_name] = Theater()
class Simulation:
def __init__(self):
self.length_of_simulation = 0
self.number_of_ticket_windows = 0
self.number_of_ticket_lines = 0
self.processing_time_for_window = []
self.number_of_customers = []
self.customer_arrival_time = []
self.theater = Theater(None, None)
self.individual_ticket_window = None
self.customer_has_arrived_in_line = False
# Window statistics
self.number_of_tickets_sold_at_window = []
# Figure out what to do with this.
self.idle_time = []
self.length_of_lines_at_the_end = 0
# This takes a look at our file, 'simulation' which describes the parameters needed
# for the simulation to run.
def parse_file(self):
sim = open('simulation.txt', 'r') # open the file with 'read'
file_list = sim.readlines() # file_list acts as our list of lines (each line composes a list of characters)
self.length_of_simulation = int((file_list[1])) * 60
self.number_of_ticket_windows = int(file_list[2])
self.number_of_ticket_lines = file_list[3].strip()
if self.number_of_ticket_lines == "S":
self.number_of_ticket_lines = 1
else:
self.number_of_ticket_lines = self.number_of_ticket_windows
# There are two ticket windows, so two processing line times.
# It still adds the newline character...
for n in file_list[4:4+self.number_of_ticket_windows]:
self.processing_time_for_window.append(int(n))
# So all we care about is the 6th index and the 7th index.
# If file_list is a list and the list contains strings...
current_position_in_list = file_list[4+self.number_of_ticket_windows:]
for n in current_position_in_list:
if n == 'END':
pass
else:
self.number_of_customers.append(int(n[0]))
self.customer_arrival_time.append(int(n[2:5]))
# Loads the appropriate information, given the data from our file
# and runs the simulation loop.
def run_simulation(self):
clock = Clock()
# Read the file.
self.parse_file()
# Set the processing times.
self.set_processing_times()
self.theater.add_lines()
# Jumps the simulation forward to when customers first arrive.
clock.time = self.customer_arrival_time[0]
print "Time %d - Simulation has started" % clock.time
for q in range(len(self.theater.ticket_window_list)):
self.idle_time.append(clock.time)
# While the program hasn't reached the end (simulation time)...
while clock.time != self.length_of_simulation + 1:
# Loop through the windows
for n in range(len(self.theater.ticket_window_list)):
# Set the processing time for each window to a local variable.
original_process_time = self.processing_time_for_window[n] - 1
# Check for the number of lines; 1 vs. n lines
if self.number_of_ticket_lines == 1:
y = 0
else:
y = n
# ISSUE:
# Customer gets added to the wrong window.
# This is a problem with matching index and windows inside move_customer() I think.
# If we expect arrivals and the customer(s) haven't been added to the window yet (double-counting).
if clock.time == self.customer_arrival_time[0] and self.customer_has_arrived_in_line is False:
# Move the customers to the appropriate lines
self.theater.delegate_line(self.number_of_customers[0])
self.customer_has_arrived_in_line = True
# For every customer, print how many have been added.
for q in range(self.number_of_customers[0]):
print "Time %d - Customer entered line %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_line_list[y].line_number)
# If there is no one at the window and we can add customers to the line (length >=1),
# move the customer from the line to the window.
# 1)
if self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is False:
self.theater.move_customer()
print "Time %d - Customer exited line %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_line_list[y].line_number)
print "Time %d - Customer entered window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time -= 1
# Given that we add customers to the line, we already prove that len >= 1;
# If there is someone at the window, check to see if they're done. If
# they're not done, decrement the processing time for that window.
# 2)
elif self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is True and \
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time != 0:
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time -= 1
# Given that we add customers to the line, we already prove that len >= 1
# If there is someone at the window, check to see if they're done. If
# they are done, remove them from the window and add someone from line to window.
# Reset the processing time for that window and decrement it, since one second has passed.
# 3)
elif self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is True and \
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time == 0:
self.theater.move_customer()
print "Time %d - Customer left window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
print "Time %d - Customer exited line %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_line_list[y].line_number)
print "Time %d - Customer entered window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time = original_process_time
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time -= 1
# 4)
else:
self.idle_time[n] += 1
else:
# 1)
if self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is False and \
len(self.theater.ticket_line_list[y]) >= 1:
self.theater.move_customer()
print "Time %d - Customer exited line %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_line_list[y].line_number)
print "Time %d - Customer entered window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time -= 1
# 2)
elif self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is True and \
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time != 0:
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time -= 1
# 3)
elif self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is True and \
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time == 0 and \
len(self.theater.ticket_line_list[y]) >= 1:
self.theater.move_customer()
print "Time %d - Customer left window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
print "Time %d - Customer exited line %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_line_list[y].line_number)
print "Time %d - Customer entered window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time = original_process_time
# 4)
elif self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].customer_occupied_window is True and \
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time == 0 and \
len(self.theater.ticket_line_list[y]) == 0:
self.theater.move_customer()
print "Time %d - Customer left window %d" % \
(clock.time, self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].window_number)
self.idle_time[n] += 1
# 5)
else:
self.idle_time[n] += 1
if len(self.theater.ticket_line_list[y]) >= 1 and clock.time == self.length_of_simulation:
self.length_of_lines_at_the_end += len(self.theater.ticket_line_list[y])
else:
pass
self.customer_has_arrived_in_line = False
# This is a way to control iterations such that we get rid of a list element
# once an arrival time happens.
if clock.time == self.customer_arrival_time[0] and len(self.customer_arrival_time) >= 2:
self.customer_arrival_time.pop(0)
self.number_of_customers.pop(0)
else:
pass
# Increment the time after we check all the windows.
clock.time += 1
def set_processing_times(self):
# Initialize the theater object with the right amount of lines/windows
self.theater = Theater(self.number_of_ticket_lines, self.number_of_ticket_windows)
# Add the lines and the windows
self.theater.add_windows()
for n in range(len(self.theater.ticket_window_list)):
# For every ticket window we have, set the processing
# time equivalent to the processing time attribute that Windows have.
self.theater.ticket_window_list[n].process_time = self.processing_time_for_window[n]
return self.theater.ticket_window_list
def statistics_for_simulation(self):
# Window loop
for a in range(len(self.theater.ticket_window_list)):
self.number_of_tickets_sold_at_window.append(
self.theater.ticket_window_list[a].tickets_sold())
print "Window %d" % self.theater.ticket_window_list[a].window_number
print "Tickets sold: %d" % self.number_of_tickets_sold_at_window[a]
print "Idle time: %.0f%%" % (100 * (float(self.idle_time[a]) / self.length_of_simulation))
for x in range(len(self.theater.ticket_line_list)):
print "Line %d" % self.theater.ticket_line_list[x].line_number
print "Customers waiting at simulation end: %d" % self.length_of_lines_at_the_end
