def testRename(self):
#rename
self.assertEqual(self.v0.s, Mk4py.property('S','s'))
x2 = self.v0.rename('s', 'stringprop')
self.assertEqual(x2.stringprop, Mk4py.property('S','stringprop'))
self.assertNotEqual(x2.structure(), self.v0.structure())
self.assertEqual(len(x2.structure()), 2)
self.assertEqual(x2.i, self.v0.i)
def __init__(self, file_or_filepath):
# Note: we keep self.db around to avoid the db getting GC'd
if hasattr(file_or_filepath, 'mode'):
self.db = Mk4py.storage(file_or_filepath)
else:
self.db = Mk4py.storage(file_or_filepath, 0)
dirs = self.db.view('dirs')
self.table = dirs[0].files[0]._B
def testRename(self):
#rename
self.assertEqual(self.v0.s, Mk4py.property('S', 's'))
x2 = self.v0.rename('s', 'stringprop')
self.assertEqual(x2.stringprop, Mk4py.property('S', 'stringprop'))
self.assertNotEqual(x2.structure(), self.v0.structure())
self.assertEqual(len(x2.structure()), 2)
self.assertEqual(x2.i, self.v0.i)
def __init__(self):
# open the IDA Sync database, creating it if it doesn't exist.
self.db = mk.storage("databases/ida_sync.db", 1)
# if it doesn't already exist, define a view to track user updates.
description = "__last__[username:S,project:S,timestamp:L]"
self.last_view = self.db.getas(description)
def __init__(self):
# open the IDA Sync database, creating it if it doesn't exist.
self.db = mk.storage("databases/ida_sync.db", 1)
# if it doesn't already exist, define a view to track user updates.
description = "__last__[username:S,project:S,timestamp:L]"
self.last_view = self.db.getas(description)
def testGetAttr(self):
r = self.v[0]
attrs = r.__attrs__
self.assertEqual(len(attrs), 8)
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].name, 'i')
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].type, 'I')
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].id, Mk4py.property('I', 'i').id)
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].name, 'm')
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].type, 'B')
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].id, Mk4py.property('M', 'm').id)
#self.assertEqual(r.__view__, v) what's r.__view__ good for??
self.assertEqual(r.__index__, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.i, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.l, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.f, 0.0)
self.assertEqual(r.d, 0.0)
self.assertEqual(r.s, '')
self.assertEqual(len(r.v, ), 0)
self.assertEqual(type(r.v), Mk4py.ViewType)
self.assertEqual(r.b, '')
self.assertEqual(r.m, '')
def testGetAttr(self):
r = self.v[0]
attrs = r.__attrs__
self.assertEqual(len(attrs), 8)
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].name, 'i')
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].type, 'I')
self.assertEqual(attrs[0].id, Mk4py.property('I','i').id)
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].name, 'm')
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].type, 'B')
self.assertEqual(attrs[7].id, Mk4py.property('M','m').id)
#self.assertEqual(r.__view__, v) what's r.__view__ good for??
self.assertEqual(r.__index__, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.i, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.l, 0)
self.assertEqual(r.f, 0.0)
self.assertEqual(r.d, 0.0)
self.assertEqual(r.s, '')
self.assertEqual(len(r.v, ), 0)
self.assertEqual(type(r.v), Mk4py.ViewType)
self.assertEqual(r.b, '')
self.assertEqual(r.m, '')
def setUpViews(self):
self.s = s = Mk4py.storage()
self.v0 = s.getas('v0[s:S,i:I]')
self.v1 = s.getas('v1[s:S,f:D]')
self.v2 = s.getas('v2[i:I,b:M]')
for vals in [('a',1),('b',2),('c',3)]:
self.v0.append(vals)
for vals in [('c',1.0),('b',2.0),('a',3.0)]:
self.v1.append(vals)
for vals in [(2,'\2'),(3,'\3'),(4,'\4')]:
self.v2.append(vals)
t = self.v1.rename('s', 't')
self.p0 = t.product(self.v0)
self.g0 = self.p0.groupby(self.p0.t, self.p0.f, 'details')
self.f0 = self.g0.flatten(self.g0.details)
self.f1 = self.f0[3:]
self.m0 = self.f1.copy()
def f(row):
row.i = row.i + 1
self.m0.map(f)
def setUpViews(self):
self.s = s = Mk4py.storage()
self.v0 = s.getas('v0[s:S,i:I]')
self.v1 = s.getas('v1[s:S,f:D]')
self.v2 = s.getas('v2[i:I,b:M]')
for vals in [('a', 1), ('b', 2), ('c', 3)]:
self.v0.append(vals)
for vals in [('c', 1.0), ('b', 2.0), ('a', 3.0)]:
self.v1.append(vals)
for vals in [(2, '\2'), (3, '\3'), (4, '\4')]:
self.v2.append(vals)
t = self.v1.rename('s', 't')
self.p0 = t.product(self.v0)
self.g0 = self.p0.groupby(self.p0.t, self.p0.f, 'details')
self.f0 = self.g0.flatten(self.g0.details)
self.f1 = self.f0[3:]
self.m0 = self.f1.copy()
def f(row):
row.i = row.i + 1
self.m0.map(f)
for file in os.listdir("modules"):
if (file.endswith(".py")):
file = file.split(".")[0]
exec("from " + file + " import *")
try:
module = sys.argv[1]
cmd = sys.argv[2]
if (cmd == "create" or cmd == "drop" or cmd == "dump"):
project = sys.argv[3]
except:
print "usage: dbs <module> [list] [<create|drop|dump> <proj>]"
sys.exit(1)
db = mk.storage("databases/" + module + ".db", 1)
### LIST ###############################################################################################################
if (cmd == "list"):
print "views:",
for table in db.contents().properties():
if (table.startswith("__") and table.endswith("__")):
continue
print table,
#view = db.view(table)
#for struct in view.structure():
# print "\t",
# print struct
def testAddProperty(self):
x0 = self.v0.copy()
x0.addproperty(Mk4py.property('I', 'shoesize'))
self.assertEqual(len(x0.structure()), 3)
self.assertEqual(x0.shoesize, x0.structure()[-1])
def setUpView(self):
self.s = s = Mk4py.storage()
self.v = v = s.getas('test[i:I,l:L,f:F,d:D,s:S,v[s:S],b:B,m:M]')
v.append()
def testAddProperty(self):
x0 = self.v0.copy()
x0.addproperty(Mk4py.property('I','shoesize'))
self.assertEqual(len(x0.structure()), 3)
self.assertEqual(x0.shoesize, x0.structure()[-1])
def setUpView(self):
self.s = s = Mk4py.storage()
self.v = v = s.getas('test[i:I,l:L,f:F,d:D,s:S,v[s:S],b:B,m:M]')
v.append()
def __init__(self):
# open the users database, creating it if it doesn't exist.
self.db = mk.storage("databases/users.db", 1)
# define the user table (view) if it doesn't already exist.
self.view = self.db.getas("users[username:S,password:S,realname:S]")
for file in os.listdir("modules"):
if (file.endswith(".py")):
file = file.split(".")[0]
exec("from " + file + " import *")
try:
module = sys.argv[1]
cmd = sys.argv[2]
if (cmd == "create" or cmd == "drop" or cmd == "dump"):
project = sys.argv[3]
except:
print "usage: dbs <module> [list] [<create|drop|dump> <proj>]"
sys.exit(1)
db = mk.storage("databases/" + module + ".db", 1)
### LIST ###############################################################################################################
if (cmd == "list"):
print "views:",
for table in db.contents().properties():
if (table.startswith("__") and table.endswith("__")):
continue
print table,
#view = db.view(table)
#for struct in view.structure():
# print "\t",
# print struct
def __init__(self):
# open the users database, creating it if it doesn't exist.
self.db = mk.storage("databases/users.db", 1)
# define the user table (view) if it doesn't already exist.
self.view = self.db.getas("users[username:S,password:S,realname:S]")