# =============================================================================
# Copyright (C) 2010 Diego Duclos
#
# This file is part of pyfa.
#
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# =============================================================================


from eos.utils.float import floatUnerr
from graphs.calc import calculateRangeFactor
from service.settings import GraphSettings


def getApplicationPerKey(src, distance):
    applicationMap = {}
    for mod in src.item.activeModulesIter():
        if not mod.isRemoteRepping():
            continue
        if distance is None:
            applicationMap[mod] = 1
        elif not GraphSettings.getInstance().get('ignoreLockRange') and distance > src.item.maxTargetRange:
            applicationMap[mod] = 0
        else:
            applicationMap[mod] = calculateRangeFactor(
                srcOptimalRange=mod.maxRange or 0,
                srcFalloffRange=mod.falloff or 0,
                distance=distance)
    for drone in src.item.activeDronesIter():
        if not drone.isRemoteRepping():
            continue
        if distance is None:
            applicationMap[drone] = 1
        elif not GraphSettings.getInstance().get('ignoreDCR') and distance > src.item.extraAttributes['droneControlRange']:
            applicationMap[drone] = 0
        elif not GraphSettings.getInstance().get('ignoreLockRange') and distance > src.item.maxTargetRange:
            applicationMap[drone] = 0
        else:
            applicationMap[drone] = 1
    # Ensure consistent results - round off a little to avoid float errors
    for k, v in applicationMap.items():
        applicationMap[k] = floatUnerr(v)
    return applicationMap