def _tdcat_py(full_path, tivo_mak):
xml_data = {}
tfile = open(full_path, 'rb')
header = tfile.read(16)
offset, chunks = struct.unpack('>LH', header[10:])
rawdata = tfile.read(offset - 16)
tfile.close()
count = 0
for i in xrange(chunks):
chunk_size, data_size, id, enc = struct.unpack(
'>LLHH', rawdata[count:count + 12])
count += 12
data = rawdata[count:count + data_size]
xml_data[id] = {'enc': enc, 'data': data, 'start': count + 16}
count += chunk_size - 12
chunk = xml_data[2]
details = chunk['data']
if chunk['enc']:
xml_key = xml_data[3]['data']
hexmak = hashlib.md5('tivo:TiVo DVR:' + tivo_mak).hexdigest()
key = hashlib.sha1(hexmak + xml_key).digest()[:16] + '\0\0\0\0'
turkey = hashlib.sha1(key[:17]).digest()
turiv = hashlib.sha1(key).digest()
details = turing.Turing(turkey, turiv).crypt(details, chunk['start'])
return details
def test_part_two(self):
"Test part two example of Turing object"
# 1. Create Turing object from text
myobj = turing.Turing(part2=True, text=aoc_25.from_text(PART_TWO_TEXT))
# 2. Check the part two
self.assertEqual(myobj.part_two(verbose=False), PART_TWO_RESULT)
def test_part_one(self):
"Test part one example of Turing object"
# 1. Create Turing object from text
myobj = turing.Turing(text=aoc_25.from_text(PART_ONE_TEXT))
# 2. Check the part one result
self.assertEqual(myobj.part_one(verbose=False), PART_ONE_RESULT)
def test_text_init(self):
"Test the Turing object creation from text"
# 1. Create Turing object from text
myobj = turing.Turing(text=aoc_25.from_text(EXAMPLE_TEXT))
# 2. Make sure it has the expected values
self.assertEqual(myobj.part2, False)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.text), 20)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.tape), 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'A')
self.assertEqual(myobj.steps, 6)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.rules), 2)
# 3. Check the rules
self.assertTrue('A' in myobj.rules)
self.assertTrue('B' in myobj.rules)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.rules['A']), 2)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.rules['B']), 2)
self.assertEqual(myobj.rules['A'][0],
turing.Rule('A', 0, 1, turing.RIGHT, 'B'))
self.assertEqual(myobj.rules['A'][1],
turing.Rule('A', 1, 0, turing.LEFT, 'B'))
self.assertEqual(myobj.rules['B'][0],
turing.Rule('B', 0, 1, turing.LEFT, 'A'))
self.assertEqual(myobj.rules['B'][1],
turing.Rule('B', 1, 1, turing.RIGHT, 'A'))
# 3. Check the step and ones methods
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'A')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 0)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 1)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'B')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 1)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'A')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 2)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, -1)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'B')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 1)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, -2)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'A')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 2)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, -1)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'B')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 3)
myobj.step()
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, 'A')
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 3)
def part_two(args, input_lines):
"Process part two of the puzzle"
# 1. Create the puzzle solver
solver = turing.Turing(part2=True, text=input_lines)
# 2. Determine the solution for part two
solution = solver.part_two(verbose=args.verbose, limit=args.limit)
if solution is None:
print("There is no solution")
else:
print("The solution for part two is %s" % (solution))
# 3. Return result
return solution is not None
def test_empty_init(self):
"Test the default Turing creation"
# 1. Create default Turing object
myobj = turing.Turing()
# 2. Make sure it has the default values
self.assertEqual(myobj.part2, False)
self.assertEqual(myobj.text, None)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.tape), 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.position, 0)
self.assertEqual(myobj.state, None)
self.assertEqual(myobj.steps, 0)
self.assertEqual(len(myobj.rules), 0)
# 3. Check methods
self.assertEqual(myobj.ones(), 0)
# coding=utf-8
import turing
import baiduApi
if __name__ == "__main__":
api_id = "9241847"
api_key = "wxNGGTpSQTKYjROe5gpgBKDO"
api_secert = "f4a44a0f4c5d12173c34e5b258ef1f98"
bdr = baiduApi.BaiduRest(api_id, api_key, api_secert)
while True:
input("按下回车开始说话，自动停止")
print('开始录音')
bdr.recorder("output.wav")
print("结束")
ask = bdr.getText('output.wav')
print('你：', ask)
robot = turing.Turing()
ans = robot.anser(ask)
print('机器人：', ans)
bdr.getVoice(ans, "output.mp3")
bdr.speakMac("output.mp3")
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