Exemplo n.º 1
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    def read_until_string(self, str):
        """Pretend to read from the port until the given string is
        detected or the read times out.  Return the previously recorded
        result.
        """
        timestamp, parameters = self.next_log("read-until")
        # extract the argument, result, and status
        status = None
        if parameters.endswith("]"):
            pos = parameters.rindex(" [")
            status = parameters[pos + 2:-1]
            parameters = parameters[:pos]
        log_str, log_result = [eval(p) for p in parameters.split(" = ", 1)]

        if log_str != str:
            warn("%d: read-until(%r) != log(%r)" %
                 (self.line_number, str, log_str))

        if self.mimic_timing:
            time.sleep(timestamp - self.timestamp)

        self.timestamp = timestamp
        if status == "interval-expired":
            raise exception.IntervalTimeout(response=log_result)
        if status == "timeout-expired":
            raise exception.ReadTimeout(response=log_result)
        return log_result
Exemplo n.º 2
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    def read_until_string(self, str):
        """Read from the port until the given string is detected
        or the read times out, whichever comes first.
        
        str -- the string to await
        
        Raises an IntervalTimeout exception if the polling interval
        expires without receiving any data.  Raises a ReadTimeout
        exception if the read timout expires before the given string
        is encountered.  See set_timeout for more details.
        """
        buffer = ""
        interval = self.interval
        try:
            while True:
                remaining = self.timeout - time.time()
                if (remaining <= 0):
                    raise exception.ReadTimeout(response=buffer)
                # make sure the read() doesn't go beyond the timeout
                if remaining < interval and interval >= self.MAX_READ_OVERRUN:
                    interval = remaining / 2.0
                    self.port.setTimeout(interval)
                # read() times out after the polling interval set by set_timeout()
                c = self.port.read(1)
                if len(c) == 0 and interval == self.interval:
                    # stop if the read timed out without data
                    raise exception.IntervalTimeout(response=buffer)
                # FIXME: move 0x00 test to ELM327
                if c == '\x00':
                    continue  # per note on p.6 of ELM327 data sheet
                buffer += c
                if (buffer.endswith(str)):
                    break
        finally:
            # if we temporarily dialed down the port's timeout to avoid
            # galloping past the timeout, restore it to its previous value
            if interval != self.interval:
                self.port.setTimeout(self.interval)

        return buffer