Example #1
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async def data_type_to_variant_type(dtype_node):
    """
    Given a Node datatype, find out the variant type to encode
    data. This is not exactly straightforward...
    """
    base = await get_base_data_type(dtype_node)
    if base.nodeid.Identifier != 29:
        return ua.VariantType(base.nodeid.Identifier)
    # we have an enumeration, value is a Int32
    return ua.VariantType.Int32
 def _is_expected_variant_type(self, value, attval, node):
     vtype = attval.value.Value.VariantType
     if vtype == ua.VariantType.Null:
         # Node had a null value, many nodes are initialized with that value
         # we should check what the real type is
         dtype = node.attributes[ua.AttributeIds.DataType].value.Value.Value
         if dtype.NamespaceIndex == 0 and dtype.Identifier <= 25:
             vtype = ua.VariantType(dtype.Identifier)
         else:
             # FIXME: should find the correct variant type given data type but
             # this is a bit complicaed so trusting the first write
             return True
     if value.Value.VariantType == vtype:
         return True
     _logger.critical(
         "Write refused: Variant: %s with type %s does not have expected type: %s",
         value.Value, value.Value.VariantType,
         attval.value.Value.VariantType)
     return False
Example #3
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 def _is_expected_variant_type(self, value: ua.DataValue,
                               attval: AttributeValue,
                               node: NodeData) -> bool:
     vtype = attval.value.Value.VariantType  # FIXME Type hinting reveals that it is possible that Value (Optional) is None which would raise an exception
     if vtype == ua.VariantType.Null:
         # Node had a null value, many nodes are initialized with that value
         # we should check what the real type is
         dtype = node.attributes[ua.AttributeIds.DataType].value.Value.Value
         if dtype.NamespaceIndex == 0 and dtype.Identifier <= 25:
             vtype = ua.VariantType(dtype.Identifier)
         else:
             # FIXME: should find the correct variant type given data type but
             # this is a bit complicaed so trusting the first write
             return True
     if value.Value.VariantType == vtype:
         return True
     _logger.critical(
         "Write refused: Variant: %s with type %s does not have expected type: %s",
         value.Value, value.Value.VariantType,
         attval.value.Value.VariantType)
     return False