P4Handler.py #1

# Based upon Mike Meyer's p4.py
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from P4Client import *
import string

class Error(Exception):
    def __init__(self, value):
        self.value = value
    def __str__(self):
         return `self.value`

class P4Handler:
    """Class to wrap P4Client to parse various Output* output formats.
    """
    def __init__(my, **options):
	"Create the P4Client object I'm wrapping."
        my.data = []
        my.inputData = ""
        my.debug = 0
        my.statData = []
	my.p4 = apply(P4Client, (my,), options)
        my.p4.SetProtocol( "specstring", "" )
        my.p4.SetProtocol("tag", "")
	my.p4.Init()

    def Dropped(my):
	"Check to see if the P4Client connection has been dropped."
	return my.p4.Dropped()

    def Final(my):
	"Close the connection to the P4Client."
	return my.p4.Final()

    def Run(my, command, *args):
	"Run the given command."

	my.data = []
        my.statData = []
	my.p4.SetArgv(args)
	my.p4.Run(command)
	return my.statData

    def OutputInfo(my, data, level):
	"Parse the given data, adding it to my data."

	for line in string.split(data, '\n'):
	    my.data.append(line)

    def InputData(my):
	"Returns input data."
	if my.debug: print "Python: InputData"
        return my.inputData

    def OutputStat(my, d):
        my.statData.append(d)

    def OutputText(my, text):
	"Adds text lines to the output data."

	for line in string.split(text, '\n'):
	    my.data.append(line)

    def HandleError(my, text, severity = None):
	"Raise an error from P4."
	raise Error(text)

    OutputError = HandleError