Rearranging the order that appears in the city queue
- Thread starter Afforess
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EmperorFool
Deity
You need to convert from the BuildingClassTypes to the civ's actual building for one thing:
This way your list is sorted by the actual building's name (Mint) rather than the generic building's name (Forge).
Code:
civInfo = gc.getCivilzationInfo(gc.getPlayer(gc.getGame().getActivePlayer()).getCivilizationType())
for i in range(gc.getNumBuildingClassInfos()):
eBuilding = civInfo.getCivilizationBuildings(i) # or whatever this is
info = gc.getBuildingInfo(eBuilding)
# add (info.getDescription(), eBuilding) to listThis way your list is sorted by the actual building's name (Mint) rather than the generic building's name (Forge).
Afforess
The White Wizard
Hmm, well now I get a new exception about this line:
It says that I am giving it 2 arguments, when it only takes 1.
Code:
g_buildings.append(info.getDescription(), eBuilding)It says that I am giving it 2 arguments, when it only takes 1.
EmperorFool
Deity
You need to append a single tuple instead of two values:
Code:
g_buildings.append([B][COLOR="Red"]([/COLOR][/B]info.getDescription(), eBuilding[B][COLOR="Red"])[/COLOR][/B])Afforess
The White Wizard
Great, now I get a cascading failure. How do I convert the tuple back to the eBuilding value I want?
Spoiler :
Afforess
The White Wizard
Still no dice, dispite that change. It tells me that it is invalid syntax on that line:
Code:
global g_buildings
if g_buildings is None:
g_buildings = []
civInfo = gc.getCivilizationInfo(pHeadSelectedCity.getCivilizationType())
for i in range(gc.getNumBuildingClassInfos()):
eBuilding = civInfo.getCivilizationBuildings(i)
info = gc.getBuildingInfo(eBuilding)
g_buildings.append((info.getDescription(), eBuilding))
g_buildings.sort()
for i in g_buildings:
if (not isLimitedWonderClass(g_buildings[i][1]):
eLoopBuilding = gc.getCivilizationInfo(pHeadSelectedCity.getCivilizationType()).getCivilizationBuildings(g_buildings[i][1])
if (pHeadSelectedCity.canConstruct(eLoopBuilding, False, True, False)):
screen.appendMultiListButton( "BottomButtonContainer", gc.getBuildingInfo(eLoopBuilding).getButton(), iRow, WidgetTypes.WIDGET_CONSTRUCT, g_buildings[i][1], -1, False )
screen.show( "BottomButtonContainer" )
if ( not pHeadSelectedCity.canConstruct(eLoopBuilding, False, False, False) ):
screen.disableMultiListButton( "BottomButtonContainer", iRow, iCount, gc.getBuildingInfo(eLoopBuilding).getButton() )
iCount = iCount + 1
bFound = True
iCount = 0
if (bFound):
iRow = iRow + 1
bFound = FalseEmperorFool
Deity
You want
Check out the original code I posted.
Code:
for _, i in g_buildings:Check out the original code I posted.
Afforess
The White Wizard
Hmm that worked, sort of. I get no more python exceptions, but my city interface is gone. The rest of the UI is fine. I have no idea what's causing it.
EmperorFool
Deity
Debug output.
Afforess
The White Wizard
Well, we're back to the original problem. The interface magically started working again (I reloaded the game and it was there, when I had not edited the python one bit), but there are no buildings in the city queue. A check of the logs show that 0 buildings got put in the list, so g_buildings was empty. I thought we stopped this with the None setting... grr.
EmperorFool
Deity
Don't convert to the civilization's building in the second loop as you've already done that in the first loop. Instead, eLoopBuilding is i.
Afforess
The White Wizard
Sure, but that shouldn't affect anything, it's just a waste of CPU.
EmperorFool
Deity
I can't tell what your code looks like now, so let me be clear:
Code:
for [B][COLOR="Red"]_, eLoopBuilding[/COLOR][/B] in g_buildings:
if (not isLimitedWonderClass([B][COLOR="Red"]gc.getBuildingType(eLoopBuilding).getBuildingClassType()[/COLOR][/B])):
[s][COLOR="Red"]eLoopBuilding = gc.getCivilizationInfo(pHeadSelectedCity.getCivilizationType()).getCivilizationBuildings(g_buildings[i][1])[/COLOR][/s]Afforess
The White Wizard
My code:
Code:
global g_buildings
if g_buildings is None:
g_buildings = []
civInfo = gc.getCivilizationInfo(pHeadSelectedCity.getCivilizationType())
for i in range(gc.getNumBuildingClassInfos()):
eBuilding = civInfo.getCivilizationBuildings(i)
info = gc.getBuildingInfo(eBuilding)
g_buildings.append((info.getDescription(), eBuilding))
g_buildings.sort()
for i, eLoopBuilding in g_buildings:
if (not isLimitedWonderClass(gc.getBuildingType(eLoopBuilding).getBuildingClassType())):
if (pHeadSelectedCity.canConstruct(eLoopBuilding, False, True, False)):
screen.appendMultiListButton( "BottomButtonContainer", gc.getBuildingInfo(eLoopBuilding).getButton(), iRow, WidgetTypes.WIDGET_CONSTRUCT, eLoopBuilding, -1, False )
screen.show( "BottomButtonContainer" )
if ( not pHeadSelectedCity.canConstruct(eLoopBuilding, False, False, False) ):
screen.disableMultiListButton( "BottomButtonContainer", iRow, iCount, gc.getBuildingInfo(eLoopBuilding).getButton() )
iCount = iCount + 1
bFound = True
iCount = 0
if (bFound):
iRow = iRow + 1
bFound = FalseI followed your instructions to the T. I don't get any python exceptions. But no buildings.
EmperorFool
Deity
My advice is always going to be the same in these situations: add debugging output to see what's happening. There's no point staring at code for more than a couple minutes hoping the solution will jump out at you. You'll go nuts. Instead, add some pyPrint() calls in the first loop, after sorting, while adding buttons, anywhere you don't know what's going on.
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