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ok we actually need to debug

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cogs/timetable.py
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@ -85,19 +85,30 @@ class TimeTableCog(commands.Cog):
def absolute_next_lesson(self, date: datetime = None, *, new_method: bool = False) -> dict:
lesson = None
date = date or datetime.now()
print("[absolute next lesson] Date:", date)
if new_method is True:
print("[absolute next lesson] Using new method.")
# Check if there's another lesson today
lesson = self.next_lesson(date)
print("[absolute next lesson] Next lesson today:", lesson)
# If there's another lesson, great, return that
# Otherwise, we need to start looking ahead.
if lesson is None:
print("[absolute next lesson] Next lesson was None")
# Loop until we find the next day when it isn't the weekend, and we aren't on break.
next_available_date = date.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0) + timedelta(days=1)
next_available_date = date.replace(hour=0, minute=0, second=0)
print("[absolute next lesson] next available date: ", next_available_date)
while self.are_on_break(next_available_date) or not self.timetable.get(date.strftime("%A").lower()):
print("[absolute next lesson] Next available date is on break? ",
bool(self.are_on_break(next_available_date)))
print("[absolute next lesson] Is timetabled date?", self.timetable.get(date.strftime("%A").lower()))
next_available_date += timedelta(days=1)
print("[absolute next lesson] next available date: ", next_available_date)
# NOTE: This could be *even* more efficient but honestly as long as it works it's fine
print("[absolute next lesson] fetching next lesson on", next_available_date)
lesson = self.next_lesson(next_available_date) # This *must* be a date given the second part of the
# while loop's `or` statement.
print("[absolute next lesson] next lesson on %s: %s" % (next_available_date, lesson))
assert lesson, "Unable to figure out the next lesson."
else:
# this function wastes so many CPU cycles.