def __init__ (self, args, scope) :
if len (args) > 0 :
fn = args [0]
if fn.startswith ('http') :
f = urllib2.urlopen (fn)
else :
f = open (fn)
else :
f = sys.stdin
self.et = ETree (ElementTree.parse (f))
self.stati = {}
self.attrs = {}
self.scope = scope
self.links = {} # list of linked interfaces by link id
self.ffm = self.scope.FFM
PAP = self.scope.PAP
self.owner = PAP.Person (first_name = "guifi", last_name = "net")
self.modes = dict \
( client = 'Client'
, ap = 'AP'
, ad_hoc = 'Ad_Hoc'
)
self.modes [None] = None
#print self.et.pretty (with_text = 1)
#print self.et.pretty ()
self.networks = []
# Umm: our test data uses lots of addresses in the 178.18.8.0/22
# range which according to whois belongs to some russion entity.
# We add this for now.
# Then there is one address from 178.26.0.0/30 from a range of
# some german cable provider which we simply ignore.
for n in ('10.0.0.0/8', '172.16.0.0/12', '178.18.8.0/22') :
n = self.ffm.IP4_Network (n, owner = self.owner)
self.networks.append (n)
self.et.walk (self.insert)
