def setup(self):
"""
Loads entries from the database and makes a list of all teams
and a dictionary for the followed players.
This was designed with the thought of how long it takes to laod all
the entries of a given tournament. Because I don't want a long load time
each time a new tournament is selected, I designed this method to only pass
through the entries of the tournament once for all the users and do several
operations though out, which will sacrifice the look and modularity of the
code a bit.
:return:
"""
entries = self.model.query("SELECT * FROM entries WHERE game_id = %s", (self.game_id,))
# Use default dict for cleaner code and to boost performace a litte.
self.all_counts = defaultdict(dict)
self.following_lineups = defaultdict(list)
self.my_players = []
my_name = NameWin.get_cur_name().lower()
for lineup in entries:
# lineup[1] = username, lineup[3:] = team of username
for n, player in enumerate(lineup[3:]):
position = Game.POSITIONS[n]
self.all_counts[player][position] = self.all_counts[player].get(position, 0) + 1
username = lineup[1].lower()
if username in self.following:
self.following_lineups[username].append(lineup[3:])
elif username == my_name:
self.my_players.append(lineup[3:])
def load_myname(self):
"""Loads my username"""
try:
name = NameWin.get_cur_name()
assert name
return name
except:
# If there is no username file or file is blank, open dialog to create it, then reload.
self.open_myname()
self.load_myname()
def load_myname(self):
"""Loads my username"""
try:
name = NameWin.get_cur_name()
assert name
return name
except:
# If there is no username file or file is blank, open dialog to create it, then reload.
self.open_myname()
self.load_myname()
def open_myname(self):
nw = NameWin(self)
nw.exec_()
def open_myname(self):
nw = NameWin(self)
nw.exec_()
