I am trying to rush it a bit but things are starting to go to hell.
SikuliX needs to be restarted continously to deal with bugs.
Plus Eclipse breakpoints cannot be set.
So both IDEs totally suck for any complex code development.
Plus I can already tell this is going to be insanely slow in python for some
reason.
I am starting to have serious doubts for python as a parser platform:
This simple piece of code already takes 10 seconds for just 120 characters ?
HOLYSHIT ?!
Bad sign.
BotDemoFolder = "C:\\Games\\Startrek Online\\Startrek Online\\Cryptic
Studios\\Star Trek Online\\Live\\demos"
BotDemoFile = "SpaceFleetAlertEnemyExample.demo"
import time
def ParseDemoLines( ParaLines ):
print "Parsing " + str( len(ParaLines) ) + " lines."
for LineIndex in range(0, len(ParaLines)):
if "{" in ParaLines[LineIndex]: # how to process a line.. hmmm...
print "yup"
return
def ParseStructureOpen( ParaChars, CharIndex ):
# find eol before it and re-read characters until eol this is the structure
name
while (CharIndex >= 0) and (CharIndex < len(ParaChars)) and
(ParaChars[CharIndex] <> "\n"):
print "CharIndex: " + str(CharIndex)
CharIndex = CharIndex - 1
# re-read characters for structure name
StructureName = ""
while (CharIndex < len(ParaChars)) and (ParaChars[CharIndex] <> "\n"):
print "CharIndex: " + str(CharIndex)
StructureName = StructureName + ParaChars[CharIndex]
CharIndex = CharIndex + 1
print StructureName
return
def ParseStructureClose( ParaChars, CharIndex ):
pass
return
def ParseDemoChars( ParaChars ):
print "Parsing " + str( len(ParaChars) ) + " chars."
for CharIndex in range(0, len(ParaChars)):
print "Parsing char index: " + str(CharIndex)
if ParaChars[CharIndex] == "{":
ParseStructureOpen( ParaChars, CharIndex )
elif ParaChars[CharIndex] == "}":
ParseStructureClose( ParaChars, CharIndex )
return
def Main():
DemoFilePath = BotDemoFolder + "\\" + BotDemoFile
FileObject = open( DemoFilePath, "r")
# DemoLines = FileObject.readlines()
# ParseDemoLines( DemoLines )
DemoChars = FileObject.read()
ParseDemoChars( DemoChars )
FileObject.close()
return
print "program started"
Tick1 = time.time()
Main()
Tick2 = time.time()
Seconds = Tick2 - Tick1
print "Time in seconds: " + str(Seconds)
print "program finished"
Bye,
Skybuck.
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