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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
"""
Created on Wed Jul 8 11:56:06 2020

@author: Jackson A Artis
"""

# Change working directory
import os

# Needs to be the directory holding the interval file
os.chdir(r'C:\temp');
#print(os.getcwd());



# Read in first interval list
# Be sure to change 'interval.int' to the name of your interval file
oldFile = open('interval.int', 'r');

# Read through and save every line of the original interval list
lines = oldFile.readlines();

i = 0;
beginningOffset = " \t"
lineEnding = "Show on Default Attributes\n"
lastInterval = ""

while lines[i-1] != 'Begin Intervals\n':
#print(lines[i])
i = i + 1


lineIndicies = []
newLines = []

# Be sure to set the scenario start time to whatever it is for your scenario
scenarioStart = '"27 Feb 2020 9:00:00.000" '


while lines[i + 1] != ' \t\n':
firstTime = lines[i].split()
secondTime = lines[i+1].split()
if (lines[i-1] == 'Begin Intervals\n'):
firstInterval = firstTime[0] + " " + firstTime[1] + " " + firstTime[2] + " " + firstTime[3] + " "
startLine = beginningOffset + scenarioStart + firstInterval + lineEnding

date = ""
month = ""
year = ""
time = ""



# Compare the end time of interval 1 and the start time of interval 2
if (firstTime[4] != secondTime[0]):
date = secondTime[0]
else:
date = firstTime[4]

if (firstTime[5] != secondTime[1]):
month = secondTime[1]
else:
month = firstTime[5]

if (firstTime[6] != secondTime[2]):
year = secondTime[2]
else:
year = firstTime[6]

if (firstTime[7] != secondTime[3]):
time = secondTime[3]
else:
time = firstTime[7]

# Create the new intervals that turn on the default attributes
newInterval = firstTime[4] + " " + firstTime[5] + " " + firstTime[6] + " " + firstTime[7] + " "

secondInterval = date + " " + month + " " + year + " " + time + " "

if (lines[i + 2] == ' \t\n'):
lastInterval = secondTime[4] + " " + secondTime[5] + " " + secondTime[6] + " " + secondTime[7]

if (newInterval != secondInterval):
lineIndicies.append(i)
newLine = beginningOffset + newInterval + " " + secondInterval + lineEnding
newLines.append(newLine)
#print(newLine)

i = i + 1

oldFile.close();

#Re-open the file to append it

newFile = open('newIntervals.int', 'w+')

lineIndiciesCounter = 0
newLinesCounter = 0

# Make sure to change the scenario end time to whatever your actual scenario end time is
scenarioEnd = '"1 Mar 2020 10:00:00.000" '

for x in range(len(lines)):
newFile.write(lines[x])
if (lines[x] == 'Begin Intervals\n'):
newFile.write(startLine)

if (x == lineIndicies[lineIndiciesCounter]):
newFile.write(newLines[newLinesCounter])
if (lineIndiciesCounter + 1 != len(lineIndicies)):
lineIndiciesCounter = lineIndiciesCounter + 1
newLinesCounter = newLinesCounter + 1


if (x + 1 != len(lines) and x + 2 != len(lines) and lines[x + 2] == 'END Intervals\n'):
endLine = beginningOffset + lastInterval + " " + scenarioEnd + lineEnding
newFile.write(endLine)


newFile.close()