Creates a new episode, creating Show(), Season() and Episode()s as required. Called by _getShowData to populate show Since the nice-to-use tvdb[1][24]['name] interface makes it impossible to do tvdb[1][24]['name] = "name" and still be capable of checking if an episod
(self, sid, seas, ep, attrib, value)
| 872 | return src |
| 873 | |
| 874 | def _setItem(self, sid, seas, ep, attrib, value): |
| 875 | """Creates a new episode, creating Show(), Season() and |
| 876 | Episode()s as required. Called by _getShowData to populate show |
| 877 | |
| 878 | Since the nice-to-use tvdb[1][24]['name] interface |
| 879 | makes it impossible to do tvdb[1][24]['name] = "name" |
| 880 | and still be capable of checking if an episode exists |
| 881 | so we can raise tvdb_shownotfound, we have a slightly |
| 882 | less pretty method of setting items.. but since the API |
| 883 | is supposed to be read-only, this is the best way to |
| 884 | do it! |
| 885 | The problem is that calling tvdb[1][24]['episodename'] = "name" |
| 886 | calls __getitem__ on tvdb[1], there is no way to check if |
| 887 | tvdb.__dict__ should have a key "1" before we auto-create it |
| 888 | """ |
| 889 | if sid not in self.shows: |
| 890 | self.shows[sid] = Show() |
| 891 | if seas not in self.shows[sid]: |
| 892 | self.shows[sid][seas] = Season(show=self.shows[sid]) |
| 893 | if ep not in self.shows[sid][seas]: |
| 894 | self.shows[sid][seas][ep] = Episode(season=self.shows[sid][seas]) |
| 895 | self.shows[sid][seas][ep][attrib] = value |
| 896 | |
| 897 | def _setShowData(self, sid, key, value): |
| 898 | """Sets self.shows[sid] to a new Show instance, or sets the data |
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