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pyfa/gui/fitCommands/calc/fitChangeState.py
2019-04-10 09:14:22 +03:00

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import wx
from logbook import Logger
import gui.mainFrame
from eos.saveddata.module import Module
from service.fit import Fit
import eos.db
pyfalog = Logger(__name__)
class FitChangeStatesCommand(wx.Command):
"""
Fitting command that tries to change the state of modules in [positions]. We use the base module to determine the
state that we will try to apply for all modules.
"""
def __init__(self, fitID, baseModPos, positions, click):
# todo: instead of modules, needs to be positions. Dead objects are a thing
wx.Command.__init__(self, True, "Module State Change")
self.mainFrame = gui.mainFrame.MainFrame.getInstance()
self.sFit = Fit.getInstance()
self.fitID = fitID
self.baseModPos = baseModPos
self.positions = positions
self.click = click
self.changed = None
self.old_states = {}
def Do(self):
fit = eos.db.getFit(self.fitID)
sFit = Fit.getInstance()
baseMod = fit.modules[self.baseModPos]
# make sure positions only include non-empty positions
self.positions = [x for x in self.positions if not fit.modules[x].isEmpty]
for x in self.positions:
self.old_states[x] = fit.modules[x].state
proposedState = Module.getProposedState(baseMod, self.click)
pyfalog.debug("Attempting to change modules to {}", proposedState)
if proposedState != baseMod.state:
pyfalog.debug("Toggle {} state: {} for fit ID: {}", baseMod, proposedState, self.fitID)
self.changed = True
baseMod.state = proposedState
for i in [x for x in self.positions if x != self.baseModPos]: # dont consider base module position
mod = fit.modules[i]
p = Module.getProposedState(mod, self.click, proposedState)
mod.state = p
if p != mod.state:
pyfalog.debug("Toggle {} state: {} for fit ID: {}", mod, p, self.fitID)
self.changed = True
# if we haven't change the state (eg, overheat -> overheat), simply fail the command
if self.changed:
eos.db.commit()
# As some items may affect state-limiting attributes of the ship, calculate new attributes first
# self.recalc(fit)
# # Then, check states of all modules and change where needed. This will recalc if needed
sFit.checkStates(fit, baseMod)
# self.checkStates(fit, base)
return True
return False
def Undo(self):
# todo: some sanity checking to make sure that we are applying state back to the same modules?
fit = self.sFit.getFit(self.fitID)
for k, v in self.old_states.items():
mod = fit.modules[k]
pyfalog.debug("Reverting {} to state {} for fit ID", mod, v, self.fitID)
mod.state = v
return True