Python eval_type Examples

Example #1

File: config.py Project: skhjacksonheights/zarp_skh

def set(key, value):
    """ Sets the key to the vale
        @param key is the configuration key
        @param value is what to set it to
    """
    global CONFIG
    if key in CONFIG.opts:
        # sometimes we gotta do stuff with the key
        if key == 'iface':
            if not util.verify_iface(value):
                util.Error('\'%s\' is not a valid interface.' % (value))
                return

            # valid iface, set new ipconfig
            new_ip = util.get_local_ip(value)
            if new_ip is not None:
                set('iface',value)
                set('ip_addr', new_ip)
        else:
            res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG.opts[key]['type'])
            if res[0]:
                CONFIG.opts[key]['value'] = res[1]
    elif key in CONFIG._opts:
        # options not available in CLI
        res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG._opts[key]['type'])
        if res[0]:
            CONFIG._opts[key]['value'] = res[1]
        else:
            return
    else:
        util.Error('Key "%s" not found.  \'opts\' for options.' % (key))

Example #2

File: config.py Project: QuietLlin/zarp

def set(key, value):
    """ Sets the key to the vale
        @param key is the configuration key
        @param value is what to set it to
    """
    global CONFIG
    if key in CONFIG.opts:
        # sometimes we gotta do stuff with the key
        if key == 'iface':
            if not util.verify_iface(value):
                util.Error('\'%s\' is not a valid interface.' % (value))
                return

            # valid iface, set new ipconfig
            new_ip = util.get_local_ip(value)
            if new_ip is not None:
                set('iface',value)
                set('ip_addr', new_ip)
        else:
            res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG.opts[key]['type'])
            if res[0]:
                CONFIG.opts[key]['value'] = res[1]
    elif key in CONFIG._opts:
        # options not available in CLI
        res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG._opts[key]['type'])
        if res[0]:
            CONFIG._opts[key]['value'] = res[1]
        else:
            return
    else:
        util.Error('Key "%s" not found.  \'opts\' for options.' % (key))

Example #3

File: config.py Project: 0x0mar/zarp

def set(key, value):
    """ Sets the key to the vale
        @param key is the configuration key
        @param value is what to set it to
    """
    global CONFIG
    if key in CONFIG.opts:
        # sometimes we gotta do stuff with the key
        if key == "iface":
            if not util.verify_iface(value):
                util.Error("'%s' is not a valid interface." % (value))
                return

            # valid iface, set new ipconfig
            new_ip = util.get_local_ip(value)
            if new_ip is not None:
                set("iface", value)
                set("ip_addr", new_ip)
        else:
            res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG.opts[key]["type"])
            if res[0]:
                CONFIG.opts[key]["value"] = res[1]
    elif key in CONFIG._opts:
        # options not available in CLI
        res = util.eval_type(value, CONFIG._opts[key]["type"])
        if res[0]:
            CONFIG._opts[key]["value"] = res[1]
        else:
            return
    else:
        util.Error("Key \"%s\" not found.  'opts' for options." % (key))

Example #4

File: zoption.py Project: 0x0mar/zarp

 def validate(self):
     """ Validates the object's value to ensure it conforms
         to whatever type the object dictates.
     """
     rvals = eval_type(self.value, self.type)
     if rvals[0]:
         self.value = rvals[1]
         return True
     else:
         return False

Example #5

File: zoption.py Project: xetch/zarp

 def validate(self):
     """ Validates the object's value to ensure it conforms
         to whatever type the object dictates.
     """
     rvals = eval_type(self.value, self.type)
     if rvals[0]:
         self.value = rvals[1]
         return True
     else:
         return False

Example #6

 def validate(self):
     """ Validates the object's value to ensure it conforms
         to whatever type the object dictates.
     """
     for t in self.types:
         rvals = eval_type(self.value, t)
         if rvals[0]:
             self.value = rvals[1]
             self.type = t
             return True
     return False