def cost_to_get_to_level(cursor, the_spell, level, in_spell_points=False): """Calls cost_for_next_level several times to get the points spent on something""" total = res_dict.Res_dict() if type(the_spell) == int: the_spell = spell_q.get_one_spell(cursor, the_spell) for l in range(0, level): total += cost_for_next_level(cursor, the_spell, l, in_spell_points=in_spell_points).flatten() return total
def cost_for_next_level(cursor, the_spell, level, completed=0, in_spell_points=False):
if type(the_spell) == int:
the_spell = spell_q.get_one_spell(cursor, the_spell)
# print spell.spell_category[the_spell.
lore_points = "%s points" % spell.categories[the_spell.category]
if the_spell.tier == spell.tiers.index('Low'):
base = (1, 10)
extra = (1, 5)
elif the_spell.tier == spell.tiers.index('Mid'):
base = (2, 10)
extra = (1.5, 15)
elif the_spell.tier == spell.tiers.index('High'):
base = (5, 60)
extra = (2, 40)
elif the_spell.tier == spell.tiers.index('Master'):
base = (6, 100)
extra = (3, 200)
else:
raise Exception("No handler for tier %s" % spell.spell_tier)
# Now to build the cost
materials = base[0] + (extra[0] * (level + 1))
points = base[1] + (extra[1] * (level + 1))
points -= completed
the_cost = res_dict.Res_dict("Materials:%(materials)s,%(lore)s:%(points)s(Spell points:%(lore)s)" % {
"materials": materials,
"points": points,
"lore": lore_points
})
# Do we want it in spell points rather than lore points?
if in_spell_points:
the_cost.set("Spell points", the_cost.get(lore_points))
the_cost.set(lore_points, 0)
return the_cost