# 
# Copyright (C) 2006 Zach Tibbitts <zach@collegegeek.org>
# Copyright (C) 2006 Alon Zakai ('Kripken') <kripkensteiner@gmail.com>
#
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# pytorrent-manager: backend/non-gui routines, that are not part of the core
# pytorrent module. pytorrent itself is mainly an interface to libtorrent,
# with some arrangements of exception classes for Python, etc.; also, some
# additional code that fits in well at the C++ level of libtorrent. All other
# backend routines should be in pytorrent-manager.
#
# Things which pytorrent-manager should do:
#
# 1. Save/Load torrent states (list of torrents in system, + their states) to file
#    (AutoSaveTorrents in deluge.py)
# 2. Manage basic queuing: how many active downloads, and autopause the rest (this
#    is currently spread along deluge.py and torrenthandler.py)
# 2a.Queue up and queue down, etc., functions (in deluge.py)
# 3. Save/Load a preferences file, with all settings (max ports, listen port, use
#    DHT, etc. etc.)
# 4. Manage autoseeding to a certain share % (currently in torrenthandler.py)
# 5. Handle caching of .torrent files and so forth (currently in deluge.py)
# 6. A 'clear completed' function, that works on the BACKEND data, unlike the
#    current implementation which works on the frontend (in torrenthander.py)
# 7. Various statistics-reporting functions - # of active torrents, etc. etc.
#    (getNumActiveTorrents in torrenthandler.py)
# 8. Remove torrent's data (in deluge.py)
#

import pytorrent
import os
import pickle

class preferences:
	def __init__:
		self.max_connections = 60 # Etc. etc. etc.

		# Prepare queue (queue is pickled, just like everything else)
		self.queue = [] # queue[x] is the unique_ID of the x-th queue position. Simple.

class manager:
	def __init__(self, pref_filename):
		print "Init"

		self.pref_filename = pref_filename

		# Unpickle the preferences
		try:
			pkl_file = open(pref_filename, 'rb')
			self.preferences = pickle.load(pkl_file)
			pkl_file.close()
		except IOError:
			self.preferences = new preferences()

		# How does the queue get updated? Use biology

	def quit(self):
		# Pickle the preferences
		output = open(self.pref_filename, 'wb')
		pickle.dump(self.preferences, output)
		output.close()