def __init__(self, replay_file, **options):
#Useful references
self.opt = AttributeDict(**options)
# Some file-like objects may not support filenames. Issue #21
if hasattr(replay_file, 'name'):
self.filename = replay_file.name
else:
self.filename = "Unavailable"
#header information
self.versions,self.frames = read_header(replay_file)
self.build = self.versions[4]
self.release_string = "%s.%s.%s.%s" % tuple(self.versions[1:5])
self.seconds = self.frames/16
self.length = Length(seconds=self.seconds)
#default values, filled in during file read
self.player_names = list()
self.other_people = set()
self.speed = ""
self.type = ""
self.category = ""
self.is_ladder = False
self.is_private = False
self.map = ""
self.gateway = ""
self.events = list()
self.events_by_type = defaultdict(list)
self.results = dict()
self.teams = list()
self.team = dict()
self.observers = list() #Unordered list of Observer
self.players = list() #Unordered list of Player
self.player = PersonDict()
self.people = list() #Unordered list of Players+Observers
self.humans = list() #Unordered list of Human People
self.person = PersonDict() #Maps pid to Player/Observer
self.attributes = list()
self.messages = list()
self.recorder = None # Player object
self.winner_known = False
self.packets = list()
# Set in parsers.DetailParser.load, should we hide this?
self.file_time = None
# TODO: Test EPOCH differences between MacOsX and Windows
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(reference_date)
# Notice that Windows and Mac have different EPOCHs, I wonder whether
# this is different depending on the OS on which the replay was played.
self.date = None # Date when the game was played in local time
self.utc_date = None # Date when the game was played in UTC
self.objects = {}
self.raw = AttributeDict()
def __init__(self, replay_file, **options):
#Useful references
self.opt = AttributeDict(**options)
# Some file-like objects may not support filenames. Issue #21
if hasattr(replay_file, 'name'):
self.filename = replay_file.name
else:
self.filename = "Unavailable"
#header information
self.versions, self.frames = read_header(replay_file)
self.build = self.versions[4]
self.release_string = "%s.%s.%s.%s" % tuple(self.versions[1:5])
self.seconds = self.frames / 16
self.length = Length(seconds=self.seconds)
#default values, filled in during file read
self.player_names = list()
self.other_people = set()
self.speed = ""
self.type = ""
self.category = ""
self.is_ladder = False
self.is_private = False
self.map = ""
self.gateway = ""
self.events = list()
self.events_by_type = defaultdict(list)
self.results = dict()
self.teams = list()
self.team = dict()
self.observers = list() #Unordered list of Observer
self.players = list() #Unordered list of Player
self.player = PersonDict()
self.people = list() #Unordered list of Players+Observers
self.humans = list() #Unordered list of Human People
self.person = PersonDict() #Maps pid to Player/Observer
self.attributes = list()
self.messages = list()
self.recorder = None # Player object
self.winner_known = False
self.packets = list()
# Set in parsers.DetailParser.load, should we hide this?
self.file_time = None
# TODO: Test EPOCH differences between MacOsX and Windows
# http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(reference_date)
# Notice that Windows and Mac have different EPOCHs, I wonder whether
# this is different depending on the OS on which the replay was played.
self.date = None # Date when the game was played in local time
self.utc_date = None # Date when the game was played in UTC
self.objects = {}
self.raw = AttributeDict()
def __init__(self, replay_file, filename=None, **options):
super(Replay, self).__init__(replay_file, filename, **options)
self.datapack = None
self.raw_data = dict()
self.listeners = defaultdict(list)
self.__dict__.update(utils.read_header(replay_file))
self.archive = utils.open_archive(replay_file)
#default values, filled in during file read
self.player_names = list()
self.other_people = set()
self.speed = ""
self.type = ""
self.category = ""
self.is_ladder = False
self.is_private = False
self.map = ""
self.gateway = ""
self.events = list()
self.events_by_type = defaultdict(list)
self.results = dict()
self.teams, self.team = list(), dict()
self.players, self.player = list(), utils.PersonDict()
self.observers = list() #Unordered list of Observer
self.people, self.humans = list(), list() #Unordered list of Players+Observers
self.person = utils.PersonDict() #Maps pid to Player/Observer
self.attributes = list()
self.messages = list()
self.recorder = None # Player object
self.packets = list()
self.objects = {}
def __init__(self, replay_file, filename=None, load_level=4, **options):
super(Replay, self).__init__(replay_file, filename, **options)
self.datapack = None
self.raw_data = dict()
#default values, filled in during file read
self.player_names = list()
self.other_people = set()
self.speed = ""
self.type = ""
self.os = str()
self.game_type = ""
self.real_type = ""
self.category = ""
self.is_ladder = False
self.is_private = False
self.map = None
self.map_hash = ""
self.gateway = ""
self.events = list()
self.events_by_type = defaultdict(list)
self.results = dict()
self.teams, self.team = list(), dict()
self.players, self.player = list(), utils.PersonDict()
self.observers = list() #Unordered list of Observer
self.people, self.humans = list(), list() #Unordered list of Players+Observers
self.person = utils.PersonDict() #Maps pid to Player/Observer
self.attributes = defaultdict(dict)
self.messages = list()
self.recorder = None # Player object
self.packets = list()
self.objects = {}
# Bootstrap the readers.
self.registered_readers = defaultdict(list)
self.register_default_readers()
# Bootstrap the datapacks.
self.registered_datapacks= list()
self.register_default_datapacks()
# Unpack the MPQ and read header data if requested
if load_level >= 0:
# Set ('versions', 'frames', 'build', 'release_string', 'length')
self.__dict__.update(utils.read_header(replay_file))
self.expansion = ['','WoL','HotS'][self.versions[1]]
self.archive = utils.open_archive(replay_file)
# Load basic details if requested
if load_level >= 1:
for data_file in ['replay.initData','replay.details','replay.attributes.events']:
self._read_data(data_file, self._get_reader(data_file))
self.load_details()
self.datapack = self._get_datapack()
# Can only be effective if map data has been loaded
if options.get('load_map', False):
self.load_map()
# Load players if requested
if load_level >= 2:
for data_file in ['replay.message.events']:
self._read_data(data_file, self._get_reader(data_file))
self.load_messages()
self.load_players()
# Load events if requested
if load_level >= 3:
for data_file in ['replay.game.events']:
self._read_data(data_file, self._get_reader(data_file))
self.load_events()
