Example #1
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// Return a relation of tuples that satisfy the conditions. The new relation 
// is stored in the result data member.
Relation Database::selection( vector<Condition> conditions,
	Relation* targetRelation ) {

	result.clear( );

	// Set up the list of conditions.
	ConditionList cl = ConditionList( conditions, targetRelation );

	// Find the tuples in the relation that satisfy the conditions and add
	// them to the new relation.
	for ( int i = 0; i < targetRelation->getNumTuples( ); i++ ){
		if ( cl.evalOnTuple( i ) ){

			vector<Entry*> newRow;

			// Find the columns that satify the conditions and create
			// a tuple out of them
			for ( int j = 0; j < targetRelation->attributeSize( ); j++ ){

				newRow.push_back( new Entry( *targetRelation->getRow( i ).at( j ) ) );

			}

			// Add the newly created tuple to the new relation.
			result.addRow( newRow );
		}

	}

	result.setAttributes( targetRelation->getAttributes( ) );

	result.setKeys( targetRelation->getKeys() );

	return result;
}
Example #2
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void Creature::removeCondition(const Creature* attacker, ConditionType_t type)
{
	ConditionList tmpList = conditions;
	for(ConditionList::iterator it = tmpList.begin(); it != tmpList.end(); ++it)
	{
		if((*it)->getType() == type)
			onCombatRemoveCondition(attacker, *it);
	}
}
Example #3
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void Creature::removeCondition(const std::string& name, const CombatSource& combatSource)
{
	ConditionList tmpList = conditions;

	for(ConditionList::iterator it = tmpList.begin(); it != tmpList.end(); ++it){
		if((*it)->getName() == name){
			onCombatRemoveCondition(combatSource, *it);
		}
	}
}
Example #4
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bool PhaseMgr::NeedsPhaseUpdateWithData(PhaseUpdateData const updateData) const
{
    PhaseDefinitionStore::const_iterator itr = _PhaseDefinitionStore->find(player->GetZoneId());
    if (itr != _PhaseDefinitionStore->end())
    {
        for (PhaseDefinitionContainer::const_iterator phase = itr->second.begin(); phase != itr->second.end(); ++phase)
        {
            ConditionList conditionList = sConditionMgr->GetConditionsForPhaseDefinition(phase->zoneId, phase->entry);
            for (ConditionList::const_iterator condition = conditionList.begin(); condition != conditionList.end(); ++condition)
                if (updateData.IsConditionRelated(*condition))
                    return true;
        }
    }
    return false;
}
Example #5
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bool Item::IsTargetValidForItemUse(Unit* pUnitTarget)
{
    ConditionList conditions = sConditionMgr->GetConditionsForNotGroupedEntry(CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_ITEM_REQUIRED_TARGET, GetProto()->ItemId);
    if (conditions.empty())
        return true;

    if (!pUnitTarget)
        return false;

    for (ConditionList::const_iterator itr = conditions.begin(); itr != conditions.end(); ++itr)
    {
        ACE_Auto_Ptr<ItemRequiredTarget> irt(new ItemRequiredTarget((ItemRequiredTargetType)(*itr)->mConditionValue1, (*itr)->mConditionValue2));
        if (irt->IsFitToRequirements(pUnitTarget))
            return true;
    }
    return false;
}
Example #6
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bool Item::IsTargetValidForItemUse(Unit* pUnitTarget)
{
    ConditionList conditions = sConditionMgr->GetConditionsForNotGroupedEntry(CONDITION_SOURCE_TYPE_ITEM_REQUIRED_TARGET, GetTemplate()->ItemId);
    if (conditions.empty())
        return true;

    if (!pUnitTarget)
        return false;

    for (ConditionList::const_iterator itr = conditions.begin(); itr != conditions.end(); ++itr)
    {
        ItemRequiredTarget irt(ItemRequiredTargetType((*itr)->ConditionValue1), (*itr)->ConditionValue2);
        if (irt.IsFitToRequirements(pUnitTarget))
            return true;
    }
    return false;
}
Example #7
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// Updates all of the entries in a relation that meet the specified condition
Relation* Database::update( string relationName, vector<string> attributeNames,
	vector<Entry> newVals, vector<Condition> conditions ) {

	Relation* targetRelation = findRelation( relationName );

	vector<string> targetAttNames = targetRelation->getAttributeNames( );

	vector<int> targetIndeces;

	for ( unsigned i = 0; i < attributeNames.size( ); i++ ){

		for ( unsigned j = 0; j < targetAttNames.size( ); j++ ){

			if ( attributeNames.at( i ) == targetAttNames.at( j ) ){
				targetIndeces.push_back( j );
			}

		}

	}

	ConditionList cl = ConditionList( conditions, targetRelation );

	for ( int i = 0; i < targetRelation->getNumTuples( ); i++ ){

		if ( cl.evalOnTuple( i ) ){

			vector<Entry*> targetRow = targetRelation->getRow( i );

			for ( unsigned j = 0; j < targetIndeces.size( ); j++ ){

				delete targetRow.at( targetIndeces.at( j ) );
				targetRow.at( targetIndeces.at( j ) ) = new Entry( newVals.at( j ) );

			}

			targetRelation->updateRow( targetRow, i );

		}

	}

	return targetRelation;
}
BinaryLogicalCondition::BinaryLogicalCondition(ConditionList& conditions):
	Condition(Condition::BinLogicCon),
	conditions(conditions)
{
	if(conditions.size() ==0){
		throw InvalidConditionException("Sorry bud, but you gotta at least give me one condition "
		"when you're constructing a BinaryLogicalCondition. Looks like you didn't. I'm just gonna "
		"chalk it up a silly little mistake though. Take a look over your conditions again and make sure "
		"you don't ever give any of your BinaryLogicConditions and empty condition list.\n\n"
		"Error: Empty condition list given to a BinaryLogicalCondition constructor.");
	}
}
Example #9
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// Delete from a relation based on the specified conditions
Relation Database::deleteFromRelation( Relation* targetRelation, vector<Condition> conditions ){

	ConditionList cl = ConditionList( conditions, targetRelation );

	//WE CANT DELETE THESE RIGHT AWAY OR ELSE WE MESS UP OUR DATA STRUCTURES
	vector<int> toBeDeleted;

	for ( int i = 0; i < targetRelation->getNumTuples( ); ++i ){

		if ( cl.evalOnTuple( i ) ){
			toBeDeleted.push_back( i );
		}

	}

	for ( unsigned i = 0; i < toBeDeleted.size( ); i++ ){

		//the index decreases as we delete rows
		targetRelation->deleteRow( toBeDeleted.at( i ) - i );

	}

	return targetRelation;
}