Module `SimEconomica.Factories`

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from Actor import Actor
from JobPicker import BaseJobPicker, RandomJobPicker
from RecipePicker import BaseRecipePicker, RandomRecipePicker


from Order import Order


import Settings as SETTINGS

from random import randrange

class BaseFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, prototypeConstructor: object, isCountable: bool = True):
        self.mPrototypeConstructor = prototypeConstructor
        self.bIsCountable = True
        self.mCurrentID = 0
    
    def CreateNew(self) -> object:
        newObject = self.mPrototypeConstructor()
        if (self.bIsCountable):
            newObject.ID = self.mCurrentID
        return newObject


class ActorFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, jobPicker: BaseJobPicker = RandomJobPicker(), recipePicker: BaseRecipePicker = RandomRecipePicker(), rangeCapital: range = range(100, 1000, 10)):
        self.kJobPicker = jobPicker
        self.kRecipePicker = recipePicker
        self.kRangeCapital = rangeCapital
        self.mCurrentID = 0
    
    def CreateNew(self) -> Actor:
        """
            Create a new actor by picking a job using current JobPicker system, and recipe using RecipePicker system. Actor ID is autoincrementing.
        """
        idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
        recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(jobID=idJob)
        newActor = Actor(self.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)
        self.mCurrentID += 1
        return newActor

    def Redraw(self, actor: Actor) -> Actor:
        """
            Redraw an actor. Same logic as CreateNew except it takes an already existing actor as input and preserves its ID. To be used after an actor's bankruptcy.
        """
        idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
        recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(JobID=idJob)
        return Actor(actor.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)

Classes

class ActorFactory (jobPicker: JobPicker.BaseJobPicker = <JobPicker.RandomJobPicker object>, recipePicker: RecipePicker.BaseRecipePicker = <RecipePicker.RandomRecipePicker object>, rangeCapital: range = range(100, 1000, 10))

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class ActorFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, jobPicker: BaseJobPicker = RandomJobPicker(), recipePicker: BaseRecipePicker = RandomRecipePicker(), rangeCapital: range = range(100, 1000, 10)):
        self.kJobPicker = jobPicker
        self.kRecipePicker = recipePicker
        self.kRangeCapital = rangeCapital
        self.mCurrentID = 0
    
    def CreateNew(self) -> Actor:
        """
            Create a new actor by picking a job using current JobPicker system, and recipe using RecipePicker system. Actor ID is autoincrementing.
        """
        idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
        recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(jobID=idJob)
        newActor = Actor(self.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)
        self.mCurrentID += 1
        return newActor

    def Redraw(self, actor: Actor) -> Actor:
        """
            Redraw an actor. Same logic as CreateNew except it takes an already existing actor as input and preserves its ID. To be used after an actor's bankruptcy.
        """
        idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
        recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(JobID=idJob)
        return Actor(actor.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)

Methods

def CreateNew(self) ‑> Actor.Actor

Create a new actor by picking a job using current JobPicker system, and recipe using RecipePicker system. Actor ID is autoincrementing.

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def CreateNew(self) -> Actor:
    """
        Create a new actor by picking a job using current JobPicker system, and recipe using RecipePicker system. Actor ID is autoincrementing.
    """
    idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
    recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(jobID=idJob)
    newActor = Actor(self.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)
    self.mCurrentID += 1
    return newActor

def Redraw(self, actor: Actor.Actor) ‑> Actor.Actor

Redraw an actor. Same logic as CreateNew except it takes an already existing actor as input and preserves its ID. To be used after an actor's bankruptcy.

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def Redraw(self, actor: Actor) -> Actor:
    """
        Redraw an actor. Same logic as CreateNew except it takes an already existing actor as input and preserves its ID. To be used after an actor's bankruptcy.
    """
    idJob = self.kJobPicker.PickJob()
    recipe = self.kRecipePicker.PickRecipe(JobID=idJob)
    return Actor(actor.mCurrentID, idJob, randrange(self.kRangeCapital.start, self.kRangeCapital.stop), recipe)

class BaseFactory (prototypeConstructor: object, isCountable: bool = True)

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class BaseFactory(object):
    def __init__(self, prototypeConstructor: object, isCountable: bool = True):
        self.mPrototypeConstructor = prototypeConstructor
        self.bIsCountable = True
        self.mCurrentID = 0
    
    def CreateNew(self) -> object:
        newObject = self.mPrototypeConstructor()
        if (self.bIsCountable):
            newObject.ID = self.mCurrentID
        return newObject

Methods

def CreateNew(self) ‑> object

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def CreateNew(self) -> object:
    newObject = self.mPrototypeConstructor()
    if (self.bIsCountable):
        newObject.ID = self.mCurrentID
    return newObject