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storage_fresco/dt_tpdu.py
2019-05-23 13:36:01 +00:00

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#!/usr/bin/python
__author__ = "Daniel Egger"
__date__ = "22 March 2002"
__email__ = "egger@interearth.com"
__version__ = "$Revision: 1.1 $"[11:-2]
from tpdu import TPDU, TPDU_DT
# String representation for a DT TPDU
DT_STRING = \
"""\
Length: %d
Number: 0x%02x
Contained Data: %s
"""
def fromstring (data):
"""
Decode the binary representation of a TPDU from the given
parameter and note the data in the instance of the object.
Parameters:
data: The binary form of the TPDU
"""
tpdu = DT_TPDU ()
tpdu.data = data[3:]
return tpdu
class DT_TPDU (TPDU):
def __init__ (self, data = "", *args, **args2):
self.code = TPDU_DT
self.data = data
# Bit 8 indicates complete DT Packet, may need to
# be fixed though
self.number = 0x80
#self.number = 0x00 # is fragment
self.__recalclen ()
return
def identify (self):
"""
This method can be used to identify a TPDU by string.
"""
return "DT type TPDU (Data transmit)\n"
def __recalclen (self):
"""
Return the length of the TPDU. This function is for
internal use only!
"""
self.len = 2 + len (self.data)
def __repr__ (self):
"""
Print a representation of the TPDU. Use this method via
`-pair to transfer it over the wire. This will just return
the header data and not the real data!
"""
# Note that the data is not included in the length
return "%c%c%c" % (2, self.code << 4, self.number) + self.data
def __str__ (self):
"""
Return a readable and quite verbose overview of the TPDU instance.
Use this for debugging purposes or if you're just curious.
"""
string = self.identify () + DT_STRING % (self.len, self.number, self.data)
return string
# Integrated tests start here
if __name__ == '__main__':
testnum = 1
tpdu = DT_TPDU ("")
print "Test %0d sucessful" % testnum
testnum += 1
tpdu = DT_TPDU (" Noch")
print "Test %0d sucessful" % testnum
print tpdu
testnum += 1
if tpdu.len == 14:
print "Test %0d sucessful" % testnum
testnum += 1
else:
raise Warning, "Test %0d failed" % testnum
print tpdu
print "Test %0d sucessful" % testnum
testnum += 1
print `tpdu`
print "Test %0d sucessful" % testnum
testnum += 1