def _norm_int(self, valu, oldval=None):
if valu < 0:
self._raiseBadValu(valu, mesg='Cannot norm a negative integer as a semver.')
if valu > s_version.mask60:
self._raiseBadValu(valu,
mesg='Cannot norm a integer larger than 1152921504606846975 as a semver.')
major, minor, patch = s_version.unpackVersion(valu)
valu = s_version.packVersion(major, minor, patch)
subs = {'major': major,
'minor': minor,
'patch': patch}
return valu, subs
def _normPyInt(self, valu):
if valu < 0:
raise s_exc.BadTypeValu(valu=valu, name=self.name,
mesg='Cannot norm a negative integer as a semver.')
if valu > s_version.mask60:
raise s_exc.BadTypeValu(valu=valu, name=self.name,
mesg='Cannot norm a integer larger than 1152921504606846975 as a semver.')
major, minor, patch = s_version.unpackVersion(valu)
valu = s_version.packVersion(major, minor, patch)
subs = {'major': major,
'minor': minor,
'patch': patch}
return valu, {'subs': subs}
def _normPyInt(self, valu):
if valu < 0:
raise s_exc.BadTypeValu(valu=valu, name=self.name,
mesg='Cannot norm a negative integer as a semver.')
if valu > s_version.mask60:
raise s_exc.BadTypeValu(valu=valu, name=self.name,
mesg='Cannot norm a integer larger than 1152921504606846975 as a semver.')
major, minor, patch = s_version.unpackVersion(valu)
valu = s_version.packVersion(major, minor, patch)
subs = {'major': major,
'minor': minor,
'patch': patch}
return valu, {'subs': subs}
def test_version_unpack(self):
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0)
self.eq(tup, (0, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0x000010000000000)
self.eq(tup, (1, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0x000010000200003)
self.eq(tup, (1, 2, 3))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0xdeadb33f1337133)
self.eq(tup, (0xdeadb, 0x33f13, 0x37133))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(s_version.mask60)
self.eq(tup, (s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20))
# Ensure we only snag the data from the 96 bits of input
# XXX Or do we want this to throw an exception?
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(1 << 60)
self.eq(tup, (0, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(1 << 60 | s_version.mask60)
self.eq(tup, (s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20))
def test_version_unpack(self):
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0)
self.eq(tup, (0, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0x000010000000000)
self.eq(tup, (1, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0x000010000200003)
self.eq(tup, (1, 2, 3))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(0xdeadb33f1337133)
self.eq(tup, (0xdeadb, 0x33f13, 0x37133))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(s_version.mask60)
self.eq(tup, (s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20))
# Ensure we only snag the data from the 96 bits of input
# XXX Or do we want this to throw an exception?
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(1 << 60)
self.eq(tup, (0, 0, 0))
tup = s_version.unpackVersion(1 << 60 | s_version.mask60)
self.eq(tup, (s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20, s_version.mask20))
def repr(self, valu):
major, minor, patch = s_version.unpackVersion(valu)
valu = s_version.fmtVersion(major, minor, patch)
return valu
def repr(self, valu, defval=None):
major, minor, patch = s_version.unpackVersion(valu)
valu = s_version.fmtVersion(major, minor, patch)
return valu
