Delete global var for test, remove append() method for dict and correct Ci construction

read.py

@@ -1,34 +1,5 @@
 #Read the input file
 
-X = 0 # Nb rows
-Y = 0 # Nb columns
-D = 0 # Nb drones
-T = 0 # Deadline
-M = 0 # Maximum load
-P = 0 # Nb products
-W = 0 # Nb warehouses
-C = 0 # Nb customers
-
-Dp = []; # Positions of drones
-# (x, y)
-Di = []; # Items of drones
-# {product number: qt}
-Dd = []; # Turn avaibility of drone
-# int 
-
-Pw = []; # Weight of products
-# int
-
-Wp = []; # Positions of warehouses
-# (x, y)
-Wi = []; # Items of warehouses
-# {product number: qt}
-
-Cp = []; # Positions of customers
-# (x, y)
-Ci = []; # Needs of customers
-# {product number: qt}
-
 def Read_input_file(file):
 	f = open(file, 'r')
 	
@@ -58,9 +29,9 @@ def Read_input_file(file):
 		line = f.readline()
 		info = line.split(' ')
 		productQ = {}
-		for j in range(0, info.size()):
+		for j in range(0, len(info)):
-			productQ.append(int(info[j]))
+			productQ[j] = int(info[j])
-		Wi.append(productsQ)
+		Wi.append(productQ)
 	
 	line = f.readline()
 	nbC = int(line)
@@ -74,8 +45,10 @@ def Read_input_file(file):
 		line = f.readline()
 		info = line.split(' ')
 		orderQ = {}
+		for k in range(0, P):
+			orderQ[k] = 0
 		for j in range(0, nbP):
-			orderQ.append(int(info[j]))
+			orderQ[int(info[j])] += 1
 		Ci.append(orderQ)
 		
 	return