def writeConfiguration(module):
"""
Uses Cfglib to write module configuration to disk
module: module name (usually automatically provided)
return: nothing
"""
# Write our configuration to disk using cfglib
config = cfglib.AddonCFG('%s/cfg/xamodules.cfg' % xa.gamedir())
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' XA Module Configuration', True)
config.text(' Timestamp: %s' %
time.strftime('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S', time.localtime()))
config.text('******************************')
# Loop through all modules
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Does the module have variables?
if module.variables:
# Add the module to the AddonCFG instance
config.text('')
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' Module: %s' %
(module.name if module.name else module))
config.text('******************************')
# Loop through all variables of the module
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
# Get the variable instance
variable = module.variables[variable]
# Is this a valid variable name?
if variable.getName().replace('_', '').isalnum():
# Add our variable to the AddonCFG instance
config.cvar(variable.getName(), variable._def,
variable._descr)
# Loop through all commands of the module
for command in sorted(module.commands):
config.text('')
config.text(module.commands[command].usage)
config.text(module.commands[command].description)
config.text("Insert commands below the lines")
config.text('-' * 77)
config.command(command)
config.text('-' * 77)
# Finally write the file to disk
config.write()
def writeConfiguration(module):
"""
Uses Cfglib to write module configuration to disk
module: module name (usually automatically provided)
return: nothing
"""
# Write our configuration to disk using cfglib
config = cfglib.AddonCFG('%s/cfg/xamodules.cfg' % xa.gamedir())
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' XA Module Configuration', True)
config.text(' Timestamp: %s' % time.strftime('%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S', time.localtime()))
config.text('******************************')
# Loop through all modules
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Does the module have variables?
if module.variables:
# Add the module to the AddonCFG instance
config.text('')
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' Module: %s' % (module.name if module.name else module))
config.text('******************************')
# Loop through all variables of the module
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
# Get the variable instance
variable = module.variables[variable]
# Is this a valid variable name?
if variable.getName().replace('_', '').isalnum():
# Add our variable to the AddonCFG instance
config.cvar(variable.getName(), variable._def, variable._descr)
# Loop through all commands of the module
for command in sorted(module.commands):
config.text('')
config.text(module.commands[command].usage)
config.text(module.commands[command].description)
config.text("Insert commands below the lines")
config.text('-' * 77)
config.command(command)
config.text('-' * 77)
# Finally write the file to disk
config.write()
def getVariables(module=None, submodule=None):
varlist = []
if submodule:
module = submodule
if xa.exists(module):
module = xa.find(module)
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
else:
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
module = xa.find(module)
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
return varlist
def getVariables(module = None, submodule = None):
varlist = []
if submodule:
module = submodule
if xa.exists(module):
module = xa.find(module)
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
else:
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
module = xa.find(module)
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
return varlist
def writeConfiguration(module = None):
config = cfglib.AddonCFG("%s/cfg/xamodules.cfg" % xa.gamedir())
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' XA Module Configuration', True)
config.text(' Timestamp: %s' % time.strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S", time.localtime()))
config.text('******************************')
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
module = xa.find(module)
if module.variables:
config.text('')
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' Module: %s' % (module.name if module.name else module))
config.text('******************************')
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
variable = module.variables[variable]
if variable.getName().replace('_', '').isalnum():
config.cvar(variable.getName(), variable._def, variable._descr)
config.write()
def getVariables(module, submodule=None):
"""
Retrieve a list of the variables registered to a module
module: module name (usually automatically provided)
submodule: used to specify another module to retrieve variables from
return: list of ServerVar instances
Because of how this is used you usually call:
<xa instance>.settings.getVariables()
to retrieve your own module's variables. And:
<xa instance>.settings.getVariables("othermodule")
to retrieve another modules variables.
"""
# Return variable
varlist = []
# Do we want to get the list of another module?
if submodule:
module = submodule
# Does our module exist?
if xa.exists(module):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Fill our variable list
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
else:
# No, we just return a variable list of all modules
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Fill our variable list
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
# Return our variable list
return varlist
def getVariables(module, submodule = None):
"""
Retrieve a list of the variables registered to a module
module: module name (usually automatically provided)
submodule: used to specify another module to retrieve variables from
return: list of ServerVar instances
Because of how this is used you usually call:
<xa instance>.settings.getVariables()
to retrieve your own module's variables. And:
<xa instance>.settings.getVariables("othermodule")
to retrieve another modules variables.
"""
# Return variable
varlist = []
# Do we want to get the list of another module?
if submodule:
module = submodule
# Does our module exist?
if xa.exists(module):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Fill our variable list
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
else:
# No, we just return a variable list of all modules
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
# Find the module instance
module = xa.find(module)
# Fill our variable list
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
varlist.append(module.variables[variable])
# Return our variable list
return varlist
def writeConfiguration(module=None):
config = cfglib.AddonCFG("%s/cfg/xamodules.cfg" % xa.gamedir())
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' XA Module Configuration', True)
config.text(' Timestamp: %s' %
time.strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S", time.localtime()))
config.text('******************************')
for module in sorted(xa.modules()):
module = xa.find(module)
if module.variables:
config.text('')
config.text('******************************')
config.text(' Module: %s' %
(module.name if module.name else module))
config.text('******************************')
for variable in sorted(module.variables):
variable = module.variables[variable]
if variable.getName().replace('_', '').isalnum():
config.cvar(variable.getName(), variable._def,
variable._descr)
config.write()
