Source code for hexformat.base

""" Provide base class for hexformat classes.

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"""
import copy

from hexformat.multipartbuffer import MultiPartBuffer


[docs]class HexformatError(Exception): """General hexformat exception. Base class for all other exceptions of this module.""" pass
[docs]class DecodeError(HexformatError): """Exception is raised if errors during the decoding of a hex file occur.""" pass
[docs]class EncodeError(HexformatError): """Exception is raised if errors during the encoding of a hex file occur.""" pass
[docs]class HexFormat(MultiPartBuffer): _SETTINGS = tuple() def __init__(self): super(HexFormat, self).__init__()
[docs] @classmethod def fromother(cls, other, shallow_copy=False): self = cls() if isinstance(other, MultiPartBuffer): if shallow_copy: self._parts = other._parts else: self._parts = copy.deepcopy(other._parts) else: raise TypeError return self
[docs] def settings(self, **settings): for name, value in settings.items(): if name in self._SETTINGS: setattr(self, name, value) else: raise AttributeError("Unknown setting {:s}".format(name)) return self
def _parse_settings(self, **settings): retvals = list() for sname in self._SETTINGS: value = None if sname in settings: value = getattr(self, '_parse_' + sname)(settings[sname]) if value is None: value = getattr(self, sname) if value is None: value = getattr(self, '_DEFAULT_' + sname.upper()) retvals.append(value) return retvals