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def getInGamePlayerMinutes(player, game):
        clock = game.Clock
        
        events = game.OrderedGameEvents
        timeplayed = 0
        parts = filter(lambda p : p.HasTime and clock.ActivePart.Number != int(EFootballClockPart.Penalties), clock.Parts)
        
        if player.InitialState == player.State.InPlay and player.State == player.State.InPlay and not player.IsOut: # player started and finished in play
                timeplayed = getFullGameMinutes(clock, game, parts)
                
        elif player.State == player.State.InPlay and player.IsOut: # red ou double yellow or just out injuried
                timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, player = player)
                
        elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InPlay and player.State == EPlayerState.SubstOut:#player started in play and is in bench
                timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, player = player)
                
        elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InBench and player.State == EPlayerState.InPlay:#player started in bench and is in play
                timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteIn = player.MinuteIn, player = player)
                
        elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InBench and player.State == EPlayerState.SubstOut:#player started in bench and finished in bench but played
                timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, minuteIn = player.MinuteIn, player = player)
        
        return timeplayed
 

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def getInGamePlayerMinutes(player, game):
	clock = game.Clock
	
	events = game.OrderedGameEvents
	timeplayed = 0
	parts = filter(lambda p : p.HasTime and clock.ActivePart.Number != int(EFootballClockPart.Penalties), clock.Parts)
	
	if player.InitialState == player.State.InPlay and player.State == player.State.InPlay and not player.IsOut: # player started and finished in play
		timeplayed = getFullGameMinutes(clock, game, parts)
		
	elif player.State == player.State.InPlay and player.IsOut: # red ou double yellow or just out injuried
		timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, player = player)
		
	elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InPlay and player.State == EPlayerState.SubstOut:#player started in play and is in bench
		timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, player = player)
		
	elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InBench and player.State == EPlayerState.InPlay:#player started in bench and is in play
		timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteIn = player.MinuteIn, player = player)
		
	elif player.InitialState == EPlayerState.InBench and player.State == EPlayerState.SubstOut:#player started in bench and finished in bench but played
		timeplayed = __getPlayerPartsMinutes(clock, game, parts, startPart = player.GamePartIn, minuteOut = player.MinuteOut, endPart = player.GamePartOut, minuteIn = player.MinuteIn, player = player)
	
	return timeplayed

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