timeline.py File Reference

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Namespaces
namespace	sl2
namespace	sl2.timeline

Functions
	sl2.timeline.estus_level (ch)
	sl2.timeline.snapshot (ch, path, slot_no, game, title)
	Flatten one parsed character into the fields a timeline needs.
	sl2.timeline.group_runs (snaps)
	Group snapshots into RUNS — one per character, across every file that holds it.
	sl2.timeline.flag_bosses (s)
	Boss kills that came from a FLAG, which is the only boss evidence that cannot go backwards.
	sl2.timeline.progress (s)
	The monotone progress a snapshot holds — the things that only ever grow.
	sl2.timeline.descends (a, b)
	Could b be a continuation of a — is everything a had still in b?
	sl2.timeline.build_tree (rows)
	Work out each snapshot's parent, turning a run into a forest.
	sl2.timeline.carry_bosses (rows, parents)
	Carry every boss kill forward down each line of descent.
	sl2.timeline.carried_only (row, carried)
	The bosses a snapshot can only prove through an ancestor, newest first.
	sl2.timeline.children (parents)
	Children of each node, in order.
	sl2.timeline.fork_count (parents)
	How many snapshots in this run have more than one child — the fork count.
	sl2.timeline.achievements (cur, prev, cap=3)
	What this snapshot achieved that its parent had not — the node's headline.
	sl2.timeline.reference_index (snaps)
	Number every file in the whole document, earliest to latest by FILE DATE.
	sl2.timeline.first_seen (rows, get)
	Generic first-seen walk: the earliest snapshot each item appears in.

Variables
	sl2.timeline.ESTUS_RE = re.compile(r"^Estus Flask(?: \+(\d+))?$")
	The Estus Flask's reinforcement level, or None if this character holds none.
tuple	sl2.timeline.RESETTABLE = ("bonfires", "bosses", "cinders", "covenants")
	Progress that a New Game+ lap wipes — the per-map flags.