CFReputation Namespace Reference

Functions
def	_get_db ()
def	_get_sql_path (f)
def	_init_db ()
def	_init_schema (con, version, *schema_files)
def	record_kill (race, region, player, fraction=0.0001, limit=0.4)
def	reputation (player, faction=None)

Variables
string	_dict_name = 'CFReputationConnection'

Function Documentation

_get_db()

def CFReputation._get_db ( )

private

Definition at line 37 of file __init__.py.

References _init_db().

Referenced by record_kill(), and reputation().

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_get_sql_path()

def CFReputation._get_sql_path (   f )

private

Definition at line 22 of file __init__.py.

_init_db()

def CFReputation._init_db ( )

private

Definition at line 26 of file __init__.py.

References _init_schema(), disinfect.map, and CFBank.open().

Referenced by _get_db().

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_init_schema()

def CFReputation._init_schema (   con,   version, *  schema_files  )

private

Definition at line 8 of file __init__.py.

References CFBank.open().

Referenced by _init_db().

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record_kill()

def CFReputation.record_kill	(		race,
			region,
			player,
			fraction = 0.0001,
			limit = 0.4
	)

Definition at line 65 of file __init__.py.

References _get_db().

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reputation()

def CFReputation.reputation	(		player,
			faction = None
	)

Return tuple with the name and reputation of the player with the given
faction. If faction is None, return all known reputations.

Definition at line 43 of file __init__.py.

References _get_db().

Referenced by reputation_trigger_connect.check(), and reputation.show_reputation().

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Variable Documentation

_dict_name

string CFReputation._dict_name = 'CFReputationConnection'

private

Definition at line 6 of file __init__.py.