scientific-programming-exer.../exam/ex01/dijkstra.py

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from collections import deque
from cfg import config
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from db_util import get_page_id
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import sql
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def prepare_dijkstra(connection):
cursor = connection.cursor()
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cursor.execute(sql.statements["dijkstra_insert_pages"])
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cursor.execute(sql.statements["dijkstra_set_infinity"])
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connection.commit()
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def dijkstra_one(page, value, connection):
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cursor = connection.cursor()
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if(isinstance(page, tuple)):
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# Idk why this happens.
title = title[0]
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cursor.execute(sql.statements["dijkstra_get_to_update"], (page, value + 1))
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# This is the list of nodes that have to be updated
result = cursor.fetchall()
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cursor.execute(sql.statements["dijkstra_update"], (value + 1, page, value + 1))
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connection.commit()
return result
def recursive_dijkstra(titles, value, connection):
if(not titles):
return
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todos = deque()
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for title in titles:
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todos.extend(dijkstra_one(title, value, connection))
recursive_dijkstra(todos, value + 1, connection)
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def dijkstra(title, connection):
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page = get_page_id(title, connection)
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cursor = connection.cursor()
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cursor.execute(sql.statements["dijkstra_set_root"], (page,))
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todos = dijkstra_one(page, 1, connection)
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recursive_dijkstra(todos, 2, connection)