commands code generation (#871)

* commands code generation  (#803)

* commands code generation for only frames command

* fix cmake file and add Caller files

* working exptime, fully extended commands file and its variants

* start adding template commands

* add INT_CMD_VEC_ID template

* add list command, generate multiple bins, format code

* reach 208 commands using the cpp macros

* add tests for command parser

* start adding tests for commands parser

* fix typo to use commands.yaml

* add more tests for command_parser

* add all template functions (up to 218 commands)

* finish template functions and add more CmdProxy.cpp functions (250+)

* 257 commands

* 300 commands the rest are very special commands

* add special commands without generation

* separate special functions from generated c++ file

* implementing one command for put and get (buggy)

* add infer action in a separate file

* generate header for special commands from yaml

* allow only 0 or 1 for bool inputs

* group all commands in gen_commands.py

* add help to gen_commands.py

* add autocomplete bash script

* autocompletion: add support for module levels and help

* remove debugging line

* add autocompletion, help to commands, change int [0,1] to bool

* copy tests for Caller.cpp. Tests pass

* update with the new developer branch changes

* fix errors after merging (there is problems with tests)

* fixed port/stopport in yaml (intput typo), added '_caller' to the test dac and test on chip dac command in global test for cmdcaller

* undo previous test simulator debug change

* add documentation for the generated code

* reducing the comment to be replaced in length so formatting does not split into 2 lines

* removed formatting specific style of C++11 in gen_commands.py to keep with the top level clang format of the project
* regeneratign code for commands

* automation generated

* Redirect deprecated commands (#872)

* working implementation, need to fix dac

* fixed deprecation redirect for dac command

* Detector specific autocomplete (#873)

* working implementation, need to fix dac

* fixed deprecation redirect for dac command

* detector specific completion for dac

* added autocomplete using detector specific

* fixed error when autocompleting partial words

* Generate commands/fix commands (#875)

* fix vm_a, im_a etc have deg Celsius suffix, also help missing or changed in some places

* dac: require det id for all, arg0 to be printed at output, help for onchip dac and dac, onchipdac: spacing

* getscan detid and blocking trigger help

* udp_Dstlist det_id fixed, but rx_id invalid

* cmdApp in line with cmdLineApp (missing version, receiver_id, not creating det object in help action

* added set_command to differentiate between check_det_id and require_det_id (mixed up), args: -1 needs to check for at least one argument

* reordering

* reordering and checked till integer_command_hex

* fixed a lot more commands

* fix caller tests for eiger

* changes to tests after Bechir left

* changing .cmd to .cmdcall for the caller commands

* fixed tests for caller, still warning for setexptime about cast input

* autocomplete ran

* add moench test

* regenerating autocomplete and commands

* fixing other things from merge conflicts (renaming slsDetectorDefs to defs in commands.yaml)

* formatting

* added code injection to help (#876)

* updated 3 commands to have get output that can be put into put (#877)

* updated some commands to have get output that can be put into put

* fix tests for clkdiv

* adding help to free (#878)

* removing old commands and renaming them, (also making it work for parameters command as it was still calling cmdproxy) (#879)

* More helpful error messages for unsupported actions (#880)

* removing old commands and renaming them, (also making it work for parameters command as it was still calling cmdproxy)

* Added specific help for unsupported actions

* fixed a vetofile get special exception message. more specific warning for special exception message instead of no function warning

* added condition checking true in exceptions for special message

---------
Co-authored-by: Bechir Brahem <bachbrahem@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Erik Frojdh <erik.frojdh@gmail.com>
Co-authored-by: Dhanya Thattil <dhanya.thattil@psi.ch>
This commit is contained in:
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#include "Caller.h"
#include "sls/logger.h"
#include "sls/string_utils.h"
#include <iostream>
namespace sls {
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE
}

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// This file is used as input to generate the caller class
#include "CmdParser.h"
#include "HelpDacs.h"
#include "sls/Detector.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
namespace sls {
class Caller {
public:
Caller(Detector *ptr) : det(ptr) {}
void call(const std::string &command,
const std::vector<std::string> &arguments, int detector_id,
int action, std::ostream &os = std::cout, int receiver_id = -1);
IpAddr getDstIpFromAuto();
IpAddr getSrcIpFromAuto();
UdpDestination getUdpEntry();
void GetLevelAndUpdateArgIndex(int action,
std::string levelSeparatedCommand,
int &level, int &iArg, size_t nGetArgs,
size_t nPutArgs);
void WrongNumberOfParameters(size_t expected);
template <typename V> std::string OutStringHex(const V &value) {
if (value.equal())
return ToStringHex(value.front());
return ToStringHex(value);
}
template <typename V> std::string OutStringHex(const V &value, int width) {
if (value.equal())
return ToStringHex(value.front(), width);
return ToStringHex(value, width);
}
template <typename V> std::string OutString(const Result<V> &value) {
if (value.equal())
return ToString(value.front());
return ToString(value);
}
template <typename V> std::string OutString(const V &value) {
return ToString(value);
}
template <typename V>
std::string OutString(const V &value, const std::string &unit) {
if (value.equal())
return ToString(value.front(), unit);
return ToString(value, unit);
}
std::vector<std::string> getAllCommands();
std::string list(int action);
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1)
std::vector<std::string> args;
std::string cmd;
Detector *det;
int det_id{-1};
int rx_id{-1};
private:
bool ReplaceIfDepreciated(std::string &command);
using FunctionMap = std::map<std::string, std::string (Caller::*)(int)>;
using StringMap = std::map<std::string, std::string>;
Detector *ptr; // pointer to the detector that executes the command
FunctionMap functions{
{"list", &Caller::list},
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (2)
};
StringMap depreciated_functions{
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (3)
};
};
} // namespace sls

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import argparse
import json
from pathlib import Path
# command to generate the ast
# clang version: 14.0.0-1ubuntu1.1
# clang++ -Xclang -ast-dump=json -Xclang -ast-dump-filter -Xclang StringTo -c ToString.cpp -I ../include/ -std=gnu++11
#
import yaml
AUTOCOMPLETE_PATH = Path(__file__).parent
DUMP_PATH = AUTOCOMPLETE_PATH / 'dump.json'
FIXED_PATH = AUTOCOMPLETE_PATH / 'fixed.json'
type_values = {
'special::mv': ["mv", "mV"],
"special::deg": ["deg"],
"special::time_unit": ["s", "ms", "us", "ns"],
"special::hard": ["hard"],
"special::force-delete-normal-file": ["--force-delete-normal-file"],
"special::currentSourceFix": ["fix", "nofix"],
"special::currentSourceLow": ["normal", "low"],
"special::path": [],
"special::pedestal_parameters" : ["", "0"]
}
def get_types(arg_types):
ret = set()
for arg_type in arg_types:
if type_info(arg_type) == 'base':
if arg_type == 'bool':
ret = ret.union(["0", "1"])
else:
tmp = [not_list for not_list in type_values[arg_type] if not isinstance(not_list, list)]
ret = ret.union(tmp)
#Intercept the options and in case detector specific options appear replace the
#list of options with a command line call that fetches them
#TODO! Rename detg
if "defs::dacIndex" in arg_types:
return "`detg daclist | sed -e 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\\1/' | sed 's/,//g'`"
elif "defs::detectorSettings" in arg_types:
return "`detg settingslist | sed -e 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\\1/' | sed 's/,//g'`"
elif "defs::timingMode" in arg_types:
return "`detg timinglist | sed -e 's/.*\[\(.*\)\].*/\\1/' | sed 's/,//g'`"
return ret
def type_info(type_name):
if type_name.startswith('defs::') or type_name.startswith('slsDetectorDefs::'):
return 'enum'
if type_name.startswith('special::'):
return 'special'
return 'base'
def get_enum(function):
return function['type']['qualType'].split(' ')[0]
def get_literal(ifstmt):
stringliteral = []
expression = ifstmt['inner'][0]
if expression['kind'] == 'BinaryOperator':
if expression['opcode'] == '!=':
return None, None
for cxxOperatorCall in expression['inner']:
if cxxOperatorCall['kind'] == 'CXXOperatorCallExpr':
implicitCastExpr = cxxOperatorCall['inner'][2]
stringliteral.append(implicitCastExpr['inner'][0]['value'][1:-1])
else:
cxxOperatorCall = expression
implicitCastExpr = cxxOperatorCall['inner'][2]
stringliteral = implicitCastExpr['inner'][0]['value'][1:-1]
retstmt = get_object_by_kind(ifstmt['inner'], 'ReturnStmt')
declrefexpt = get_object_by_kind(retstmt['inner'], 'DeclRefExpr')
enum_val = declrefexpt["referencedDecl"]["name"]
return enum_val, stringliteral
def get_object_by_kind(inner, kind, position=1):
for obj in inner:
if obj['kind'] == kind:
position -= 1
if position == 0:
return obj
return None
def generate_type_values():
functions = json.loads(FIXED_PATH.read_text())
for function in functions:
if function['kind'] != 'FunctionDecl' or function['name'] != 'StringTo':
continue
enum = get_enum(function)
if not enum.startswith('defs::'):
continue
# if enum != 'defs::dacIndex':
# continue
if not function['loc']['file'].endswith('ToString.cpp'):
continue
compound_stmt = get_object_by_kind(function['inner'], 'CompoundStmt')
for ifstmt in compound_stmt['inner']:
if ifstmt['kind'] != 'IfStmt':
continue
enum_val, stringliteral = get_literal(ifstmt)
if enum_val is None:
continue
if enum not in type_values or type_values[enum] is None:
type_values[enum] = []
type_values[enum].append(stringliteral)
items = list(type_values.items())
for key, val in items:
if key.startswith('defs::'):
new_key = key.split('::')[1]
new_key = 'slsDetectorDefs::' + new_key
type_values[new_key] = val
elif key.startswith('slsDetectorDefs::'):
new_key = key.split('::')[1]
new_key = 'defs::' + new_key
type_values[new_key] = val
return json.dumps(type_values, indent=2)
def fix_json():
with DUMP_PATH.open('r') as f:
tmp = '[\n'
for line in f.read().split('\n'):
if line.startswith('}'):
tmp += line + ',\n'
else:
tmp += line + '\n'
tmp = tmp[:-3] + '\n]'
with FIXED_PATH.open('w') as f:
f.write(tmp)
def generate_bash_autocomplete(output_path=Path(__file__).parent / 'bash_autocomplete.sh', input_path=Path(__file__).parent / 'bash_autocomplete.in.sh'):
generate_type_values()
output_file = output_path.open('w')
template_file = input_path.open('r')
def writeline(line):
output_file.write(line + '\n')
class if_block:
def __init__(self, condition):
self.condition = condition
def __enter__(self):
output_file.write('if [[ ' + self.condition + ' ]]; then\n')
def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback):
output_file.write('fi\n')
class function:
def __init__(self, name):
self.name = name
def __enter__(self):
output_file.write(self.name + '() {\n')
def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback):
output_file.write('}\n')
command_path = Path(__file__).parent.parent / 'extended_commands.yaml'
commands = yaml.unsafe_load(command_path.open('r'))
for line in template_file:
if '-- THIS LINE WILL BE REPLACED WITH GENERATED CODE --' not in line:
output_file.write(line)
continue
writeline(f'local SLS_COMMANDS=" {" ".join(commands.keys())} "')
# generate functions
for command_name, command in commands.items():
# added for debugging
if command_name == 'xxxexptime':
continue
with function('__' + command_name):
writeline('FCN_RETURN=""')
actions = ['GET', 'PUT']
for action in actions:
if action in command['actions'] and 'args' in command['actions'][action]:
args = command['actions'][action]['args']
possible_argc = {}
for arg in args:
if arg['argc'] == 0:
pass
for i in range(arg['argc']):
if i + 1 not in possible_argc:
possible_argc[i + 1] = []
possible_argc[i + 1].append(arg['arg_types'][i])
if possible_argc:
with if_block(f'${{IS_GET}} -eq {"1" if action == "GET" else "0"}'):
for argc in possible_argc:
with if_block(f'"${{cword}}" == "{argc + 1}"'):
if "defs::detectorSettings" in possible_argc[argc]:
print(argc, command_name, possible_argc[argc])
choices = get_types(possible_argc[argc])
#check if we got choices back or a bash command
if isinstance(choices, (list,set)):
writeline(f'FCN_RETURN="{" ".join(sorted(choices))}"')
else:
writeline(f'FCN_RETURN="{choices}"')
if 'special::path' in possible_argc[argc]:
writeline('IS_PATH=1')
writeline('return 0')
output_file.close()
if __name__ == '__main__':
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='use parsed c++ code to generate autocomplete snippets')
parser.add_argument('-f', '--fix', action='store_true', help='fix the parsed ast to make it loadable')
# parser.add_argument('-p', '--path', type=str, help='output path to the fixed ast', default='ast.json')
args = parser.parse_known_args()
if args[0].fix:
fix_json()
ret = generate_type_values()
print(ret)

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# GENERATED FILE - DO NOT EDIT
# ANY CHANGES TO THIS FILE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
_sd() {
# Taken from https://github.com/scop/bash-completion/blob/15b74b1050333f425877a7cbd99af2998b95c476/bash_completion#L770C12-L770C12
# Reassemble command line words, excluding specified characters from the
# list of word completion separators (COMP_WORDBREAKS).
# @param $1 chars Characters out of $COMP_WORDBREAKS which should
# NOT be considered word breaks. This is useful for things like scp where
# we want to return host:path and not only path, so we would pass the
# colon (:) as $1 here.
# @param $2 words Name of variable to return words to
# @param $3 cword Name of variable to return cword to
#
_comp__reassemble_words()
{
local exclude="" i j line ref
# Exclude word separator characters?
if [[ $1 ]]; then
# Yes, exclude word separator characters;
# Exclude only those characters, which were really included
exclude="[${1//[^$COMP_WORDBREAKS]/}]"
fi
# Default to cword unchanged
printf -v "$3" %s "$COMP_CWORD"
# Are characters excluded which were former included?
if [[ $exclude ]]; then
# Yes, list of word completion separators has shrunk;
line=$COMP_LINE
# Re-assemble words to complete
for ((i = 0, j = 0; i < ${#COMP_WORDS[@]}; i++, j++)); do
# Is current word not word 0 (the command itself) and is word not
# empty and is word made up of just word separator characters to
# be excluded and is current word not preceded by whitespace in
# original line?
while [[ $i -gt 0 && ${COMP_WORDS[i]} == +($exclude) ]]; do
# Is word separator not preceded by whitespace in original line
# and are we not going to append to word 0 (the command
# itself), then append to current word.
[[ $line != [[:blank:]]* ]] && ((j >= 2)) && ((j--))
# Append word separator to current or new word
ref="$2[$j]"
printf -v "$ref" %s "${!ref-}${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
# Indicate new cword
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
# Remove optional whitespace + word separator from line copy
line=${line#*"${COMP_WORDS[i]}"}
# Indicate next word if available, else end *both* while and
# for loop
if ((i < ${#COMP_WORDS[@]} - 1)); then
((i++))
else
break 2
fi
# Start new word if word separator in original line is
# followed by whitespace.
[[ $line == [[:blank:]]* ]] && ((j++))
done
# Append word to current word
ref="$2[$j]"
printf -v "$ref" %s "${!ref-}${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
# Remove optional whitespace + word from line copy
line=${line#*"${COMP_WORDS[i]}"}
# Indicate new cword
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
done
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
else
# No, list of word completions separators hasn't changed;
for i in "${!COMP_WORDS[@]}"; do
printf -v "$2[i]" %s "${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
done
fi
}
local FCN_RETURN=""
local IS_PATH=0
# -- THIS LINE WILL BE REPLACED WITH GENERATED CODE --
COMPREPLY=()
local OPTIONS_NEW=""
# check if bash or zsh
# _get_comp_words_by_ref is a bash built-in function, we check if it exists
declare -Ff _get_comp_words_by_ref > /dev/null && IS_BASH=1 || IS_BASH=0
# bash interprets the colon character : as a special character and splits the argument in two
# different than what zsh does
# https://stackoverflow.com/a/3224910
# https://stackoverflow.com/a/12495727
local cur
local cword words=()
_comp__reassemble_words ":" words cword
cur=${words[cword]}
# check the action (get or put)
case "${words[0]}" in
"sls_detector_get" | "g" | "detg")
local IS_GET=1
;;
*)
local IS_GET=0
;;
esac
# if no command is written, autocomplete with the commands
if [[ ${cword} -eq 1 ]]; then
# local SLS_COMMANDS="trimbits exptime"
local SLS_COMMANDS_NEW=""
case "$cur" in
[0-9]*:*)
local suggestions=($(compgen -W "${SLS_COMMANDS}" -- "${cur#*:}"))
COMPREPLY=( ${suggestions[*]} )
;;
[0-9]*)
COMPREPLY=()
;;
*)
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "$SLS_COMMANDS -h" -- "$cur" ) );;
esac
return 0
fi
if [[ ${cword} -eq 2 ]] && [[ ${words[1]} == "-h" ]]; then
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "$SLS_COMMANDS" -- "$cur" ) )
return 0
fi
# if a command is written, autocomplete with the options
# call the function for the command
if [[ "$SLS_COMMANDS" == *"${words[1]##*:}"* ]]; then
__"${words[1]##*:}"
fi
# if IS_PATH is activated, autocomplete with the path
if [[ ${IS_PATH} -eq 1 ]]; then
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -f -- "${cur}"))
return 0
fi
# autocomplete with the options
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "${FCN_RETURN}" -- "${cur}"))
}
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complete -F _sd -o filenames detg
complete -F _sd -o filenames sls_detector_put
complete -F _sd -o filenames p
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#### simpler version of autocomplete.sh to understand the logic
#### each command has its own function when called it will produce the possible values for autocompletion
_sd() {
# Reassemble command line words, excluding specified characters from the
# list of word completion separators (COMP_WORDBREAKS).
# @param $1 chars Characters out of $COMP_WORDBREAKS which should
# NOT be considered word breaks. This is useful for things like scp where
# we want to return host:path and not only path, so we would pass the
# colon (:) as $1 here.
# @param $2 words Name of variable to return words to
# @param $3 cword Name of variable to return cword to
#
_comp__reassemble_words()
{
local exclude="" i j line ref
# Exclude word separator characters?
if [[ $1 ]]; then
# Yes, exclude word separator characters;
# Exclude only those characters, which were really included
exclude="[${1//[^$COMP_WORDBREAKS]/}]"
fi
# Default to cword unchanged
printf -v "$3" %s "$COMP_CWORD"
# Are characters excluded which were former included?
if [[ $exclude ]]; then
# Yes, list of word completion separators has shrunk;
line=$COMP_LINE
# Re-assemble words to complete
for ((i = 0, j = 0; i < ${#COMP_WORDS[@]}; i++, j++)); do
# Is current word not word 0 (the command itself) and is word not
# empty and is word made up of just word separator characters to
# be excluded and is current word not preceded by whitespace in
# original line?
while [[ $i -gt 0 && ${COMP_WORDS[i]} == +($exclude) ]]; do
# Is word separator not preceded by whitespace in original line
# and are we not going to append to word 0 (the command
# itself), then append to current word.
[[ $line != [[:blank:]]* ]] && ((j >= 2)) && ((j--))
# Append word separator to current or new word
ref="$2[$j]"
printf -v "$ref" %s "${!ref-}${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
# Indicate new cword
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
# Remove optional whitespace + word separator from line copy
line=${line#*"${COMP_WORDS[i]}"}
# Indicate next word if available, else end *both* while and
# for loop
if ((i < ${#COMP_WORDS[@]} - 1)); then
((i++))
else
break 2
fi
# Start new word if word separator in original line is
# followed by whitespace.
[[ $line == [[:blank:]]* ]] && ((j++))
done
# Append word to current word
ref="$2[$j]"
printf -v "$ref" %s "${!ref-}${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
# Remove optional whitespace + word from line copy
line=${line#*"${COMP_WORDS[i]}"}
# Indicate new cword
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
done
((i == COMP_CWORD)) && printf -v "$3" %s "$j"
else
# No, list of word completions separators hasn't changed;
for i in "${!COMP_WORDS[@]}"; do
printf -v "$2[i]" %s "${COMP_WORDS[i]}"
done
fi
}
__exptime(){
if [ "${IS_GET}" == "1" ]; then
if [ "${cword}" == "2" ]; then
FCN_RETURN="s ms us ns"
fi
else
if [ "${cword}" == "2" ]; then
FCN_RETURN=""
fi
if [ "${cword}" == "3" ]; then
FCN_RETURN="s ms us ns"
fi
fi
}
# trimbits will activate IS_PATH and signal that its input is a path
__trimbits(){
if [ "${IS_GET}" == "1" ]; then
if [ "${cword}" == "2" ]; then
FCN_RETURN=""
IS_PATH=1
fi
else
if [ "${cword}" == "2" ]; then
FCN_RETURN=""
IS_PATH=1
fi
fi
}
local cword words=()
_comp__reassemble_words ":" words cword
local FCN_RETURN=""
local IS_PATH=0
COMPREPLY=()
local OPTIONS_NEW=""
# _get_comp_words_by_ref -n : cur
local cur=${words[cword]}
# check the action (get or put)
if [ "${words[0]}" == "sls_detector_get" ]; then
local IS_GET=1
else
local IS_GET=0
fi
# if no command is written, autocomplete with the commands
if [[ ${cword} -eq 1 ]]; then
local SLS_COMMANDS="trimbits exptime"
local SLS_COMMANDS_NEW=""
case "$cur" in
[0-9]*:*)
local suggestions=($(compgen -W "${SLS_COMMANDS}" -- "${cur#*:}"))
COMPREPLY=( ${suggestions[*]} )
;;
[0-9]*)
COMPREPLY=()
;;
*)
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "$SLS_COMMANDS -h" -- "$cur" ) );;
esac
return 0
fi
# if a command is written, autocomplete with the options
# call the function for the command
__"${words[1]##*:}"
# if IS_PATH is activated, autocomplete with the path
if [[ ${IS_PATH} -eq 1 ]]; then
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -f -- "${cur}"))
return 0
fi
# autocomplete with the options
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "${FCN_RETURN}" -- "${cur}"))
}
complete -F _sd -o filenames sls_detector_get
complete -F _sd -o filenames g
complete -F _sd -o filenames p
complete -F _sd -o filenames detg
complete -F _sd -o filenames detp
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# GENERATED FILE - DO NOT EDIT
# ANY CHANGES TO THIS FILE WILL BE OVERWRITTEN
_sd() {
# -- THIS LINE WILL BE REPLACED WITH GENERATED CODE --
local FCN_RETURN=""
local IS_PATH=0
COMPREPLY=()
local OPTIONS_NEW=""
words=("${COMP_WORDS[@]}")
cword=$COMP_CWORD
local cur=${words[cword]}
# check the action (get or put)
case "${words[0]}" in
"sls_detector_get" | "g" | "detg")
local IS_GET=1
;;
*)
local IS_GET=0
;;
esac
# if no command is written, autocomplete with the commands
if [[ ${cword} -eq 1 ]]; then
case "$cur" in
[0-9]*)
for i in $SLS_COMMANDS; do
SLS_COMMANDS_NEW="${SLS_COMMANDS_NEW} ${cur%%:*}:$i"
done
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "${SLS_COMMANDS_NEW}" -- "$cur" ) );;
*)
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "$SLS_COMMANDS -h" -- "$cur" ) );;
esac
return 0
fi
if [[ ${cword} -eq 2 ]] && [[ ${words[1]} == "-h" ]]; then
COMPREPLY=( $( compgen -W "$SLS_COMMANDS" -- "$cur" ) )
return 0
fi
# if a command is written, autocomplete with the options
# call the function for the command
if [[ "$SLS_COMMANDS" == *"${words[1]##*:}"* ]]; then
__"${words[1]##*:}"
fi
# if IS_PATH is activated, autocomplete with the path
if [[ ${IS_PATH} -eq 1 ]]; then
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -f -- "${cur}"))
return 0
fi
# autocomplete with the options
COMPREPLY=($(compgen -W "${FCN_RETURN}" -- "${cur}"))
}
complete -F _sd -o filenames sls_detector_get
complete -F _sd -o filenames g
complete -F _sd -o filenames detg
complete -F _sd -o filenames sls_detector_put
complete -F _sd -o filenames p
complete -F _sd -o filenames detp

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import copy
import logging
import yaml
from pathlib import Path
class CommandParser:
def __init__(
self,
commands_file: Path = Path(__file__).parent.parent / 'commands.yaml',
output_file: Path = Path(__file__).parent.parent / 'extended_commands.yaml'
):
self.output_file = output_file
self.commands_file = commands_file
self.fp = self.commands_file.open('r')
self.simple_commands = yaml.unsafe_load(self.fp)
self.extended_commands = {}
self.argc_set = set()
self.logger = logging.getLogger('command_parser')
self.__current_action: str = ''
FORMAT = '[%(levelname)s] %(message)s'
logging.basicConfig(format=FORMAT, level=logging.INFO)
self.propagate_config = {
'require_det_id': False,
'convert_det_id': True,
'input': [],
'input_types': [],
'function': '',
'output': [],
'cast_input': [],
'check_det_id': False,
'arg_types': [],
# 'store_result_in_t': False, # always true in GET action
}
self.default_config = {
'infer_action': True,
'help': '',
'actions': {}
}
def _verify_argument(self, arg, infer_action, command_name, action):
if arg['function'] == '' and 'ctb_output_list' not in arg:
special_exception_message_list = ["Cannot put", "Cannot get"]
if 'exceptions' in arg and arg['exceptions'][0]['condition'] == 'true' and any(ele in arg['exceptions'][0]['message'] for ele in special_exception_message_list):
self.logger.warning(f"{command_name} has a special exception message for {action}.")
else:
self.logger.warning(f"{command_name} [{action}] does not have a function")
if len(arg['input_types']) != len(arg['input']):
raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} does not have the correct number of inputs')
if 'separate_time_units' in arg:
if arg['separate_time_units']['input'] == "":
raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} does not have the correct number of inputs for separate_time_units')
if len(arg['separate_time_units']['output']) != 2:
raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} does not have the correct number of outputs for separate_time_units')
if 'convert_to_time' in arg:
if len(arg['convert_to_time']['input']) != 2:
raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} does not have the correct number of inputs for convert_to_time')
if len(arg['convert_to_time']['output']) == "":
raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} does not have the correct number of outputs for convert_to_time')
# if infer_action:
# if arg['argc'] in self.argc_set:
# raise ValueError(f'Argument {arg} has a duplicate argc')
# self.argc_set.add(arg['argc'])
def verify_format(self):
# todo verify detectors
# todo verify circular inheritance
# todo verify child commands (those that inherit)
# todo verify that there is no wrongly typed parameters
# todo verify that the same number of input_types and input are given
# todo verify that each argument has argc (error can happen when inheriting)
for command_name, command in self.simple_commands.items():
if 'inherit_actions' in command or 'template' in command and command[
'template'] or 'is_description' in command and command['is_description']:
continue
self.argc_set = set()
if 'infer_action' not in command:
command['infer_action'] = True
if 'actions' not in command:
raise ValueError(f'Command {command_name} does not have any actions')
for action, action_params in command['actions'].items():
if 'argc' in action_params:
if 'args' in action_params:
raise ValueError(f'Action {action} has both argc and args')
arg = {**self.propagate_config, **action_params}
self._verify_argument(arg, command['infer_action'], command_name, action)
elif 'args' in action_params:
if type(action_params['args']) is not list:
raise ValueError(f'Action {action} args is not a list')
if len(action_params['args']) == 0:
raise ValueError(f'Action {action} args is empty')
action_args = {**self.propagate_config, **action_params}
del action_args['args']
for arg in action_params['args']:
arg = {**action_args, **arg}
self._verify_argument(arg, command['infer_action'], command_name, action)
self.logger.info('Commands file is valid ✅️')
return True
def _parse_inherited_command(self, parent, command, simple_parent):
"""
parse a command that inherits from parent command
:param parent: parsed parent command
:param command: the current command
:param simple_parent: unparsed parent command
:return: parsed command
"""
# deepcopy parent and command to avoid modifying the originals
command = copy.deepcopy(command)
config = copy.deepcopy(parent)
# add help
if 'help' in command:
config['help'] = command['help']
if 'actions' not in command:
return config
for action, command_params in command['actions'].items():
self.__current_action = action
if action not in config['actions']:
# todo: handle this case
pass
parent_params = config['actions'][action]
if 'args' in command_params:
# child has args => inherit action level params from parent + override with child args + use child's
# action level params
context = {**self.propagate_config, **simple_parent['actions'][action], **command_params}
config['actions'][action]['args'] = self.parse_action(context, command_params['args'])
elif 'argc' in command_params:
# child has action level args (argc)
context = {**self.propagate_config, **simple_parent['actions'][action], **command_params}
config['actions'][action]['args'] = self.parse_action(context, [])
else:
# child does not have args => use parent's action level params + override with child's action level
if 'args' in parent_params:
config['actions'][action]['args'] = self.parse_action({}, parent_params['args'], command_params)
if 'detectors' in command_params:
if command_params['detectors'] is None:
# if child has an empty detector section, then delete the parent's detector section
del config['actions'][action]['detectors']
continue
for detector_name, detector_params in command_params['detectors'].items():
if 'detectors' not in config['actions'][action]:
config['actions'][action]['detectors'] = {}
config_detector = config['actions'][action]['detectors']
if 'detectors' not in parent_params or detector_name not in parent_params['detectors']:
if 'args' in detector_params:
# if child has detector args and parent does not have detectors
# => use child's detector args
context = {**self.propagate_config, **simple_parent['actions'][action], **detector_params}
config_detector[detector_name] = self.parse_action(context, detector_params['args'])
elif 'args' in parent_params:
# if child does not have detector args and parent does not have detectors
# => use the child's action args
context = {**self.propagate_config, **simple_parent['actions'][action]}
config_detector[detector_name] = self.parse_action(context,
config['actions'][action]['args'],
detector_params)
elif detector_name in parent_params['detectors']:
if 'args' in detector_params:
# child and parent have the same detector and child has detector args
# => use child's detector args
context = {
**self.propagate_config,
**simple_parent['actions'][action],
**simple_parent['actions'][action]['detectors'][detector_name],
}
config_detector[detector_name] = self.parse_action(context, detector_params['args'])
else:
# child and parent have the same detector and child does not have detector args
# => use parent's detector args
priority_context = {**command_params, **detector_params}
config_detector[detector_name] = self.parse_action(
{},
parent_params['detectors'][detector_name],
priority_context
)
else:
pass
return config
def _parse_command(self, command):
"""
logic function for parse_command.
This function is recursive
:return: parsed command
"""
config = self.default_config.copy()
config.update(command)
config['actions'] = {}
# check if command inherits from another command
if 'inherit_actions' in command:
if command['inherit_actions'] in self.extended_commands:
# if parent command has already been parsed, use that
parent = self.extended_commands[command['inherit_actions']]
else:
# if parent command has not been parsed, parse it
parent = self.parse_command(command['inherit_actions'])
# parse the current command and merge it with the parent command
config = self._parse_inherited_command(parent, command, self.simple_commands[command['inherit_actions']])
return config
if 'actions' not in command:
return config
for action, action_params in command['actions'].items():
self.__current_action = action
config['actions'][action] = {}
config_action = config['actions'][action]
# the context in the current command and the current action
action_context = {**self.propagate_config, **action_params}
if 'args' not in action_params:
# parse the action with the action context
if action_params.keys() != {'detectors'}:
config_action['args'] = self.parse_action(action_context, [])
else:
config_action['args'] = self.parse_action(action_context, action_params['args'])
# check if the action has detectors
if 'detectors' in action_params:
config_action['detectors'] = {}
for detector_name, detector_params in action_params['detectors'].items():
# get the context for the detector and merge it with the action context
detector_context = {**action_context, **detector_params}
# if the detector does not have args, then use the action args
# otherwise, use the detector args and override the action args
tmp_args = []
if 'args' not in detector_params:
if 'args' in config_action:
tmp_args = config_action['args']
else:
tmp_args = detector_params['args']
detector_params['args'] = tmp_args
# parse the action with the detector context
config_action['detectors'][detector_name] = self.parse_action(detector_context,
tmp_args,
detector_params)
return config
def sanitize_argument(func):
def f(self, action_context, args_old, priority_context={}):
args = func(self, action_context, args_old, priority_context)
for i, arg in enumerate(args):
if 'args' in arg:
del arg['args']
if 'detectors' in arg:
del arg['detectors']
if not arg['cast_input']:
# if the cast_input is empty, then set it to False
arg['cast_input'] = [False] * len(arg['input'])
elif len(arg['cast_input']) != len(arg['input']):
# if the cast_input is not the same length as the input, then set it to False
arg['cast_input'] = [False] * len(arg['input'])
self.logger.warning(f'cast_input for {arg["function"]} '
f'with argc: {arg["argc"]} has different length than input')
if 'store_result_in_t' not in arg:
if self.__current_action == 'GET':
arg['store_result_in_t'] = True
else:
arg['store_result_in_t'] = False
return args
return f
@sanitize_argument
def parse_action(self, action_context, args, priority_context={}):
"""
parse an action
:param action_context: context of the action
:param args: arguments to be used in the action
:param priority_context: context that should override the arguments params
:return: parsed action
"""
def add_cast_input(argument):
return argument
# deepcopy action_context to avoid modifying the original
action_context = {**self.propagate_config, **copy.deepcopy(action_context)}
priority_context = copy.deepcopy(priority_context)
if 'detectors' in action_context:
del action_context['detectors']
if 'detectors' in priority_context:
del priority_context['detectors']
if args == []:
# if there are no arguments, then the action has only one argument
context = {**action_context, **priority_context}
return [add_cast_input(context)]
ret_args = []
if 'args' in action_context:
del action_context['args']
if 'args' in priority_context:
del priority_context['args']
# if there are arguments, then merge them with the action context and priority context
for arg in args:
arg = {**action_context, **arg, **priority_context}
ret_args.append(add_cast_input(arg))
return ret_args
def parse_command(self, command_name):
"""
parse a single command
This function is recursive
:param command_name: name of the command to parse
:return: the parsed command
"""
command = self.simple_commands[command_name]
parsed_command = self._parse_command(command)
if 'function_alias' not in command:
if 'command_name' in command:
parsed_command['function_alias'] = command['command_name']
else:
parsed_command['function_alias'] = command_name
if 'command_name' not in command:
parsed_command['command_name'] = command_name
if 'template' in command and command['template']:
return parsed_command
self.extended_commands[command_name] = parsed_command
return self.extended_commands[command_name]
def parse_all_commands(self):
"""
iterate over all commands in yaml file and parse them
:return: None
"""
for command_name in self.simple_commands:
# todo remove this (added for debugging)
if command_name != 'xtiming':
self.parse_command(command_name)
# post-process the parsed commands
self.post_process_all_commands()
yaml.Dumper.ignore_aliases = lambda *args: True
self.logger.info(f'parsed {len(self.extended_commands)} commands')
yaml.dump(self.extended_commands, self.output_file.open('w'), default_flow_style=False)
def post_process_all_commands(self):
for command_name, command in self.extended_commands.items():
if 'is_description' in command and command['is_description']:
continue
for action_name, action, in command['actions'].items():
for arg in action['args']:
if arg['argc'] == 0:
arg['arg_types'] = []
continue
if arg['argc'] == -1:
pass
if arg['arg_types'] == []:
arg['arg_types'] = arg['input_types']
# command_parser = CommandParser(Path(
# '/afs/psi.ch/user/b/braham_b/github/slsDetectorPackage/slsDetectorSoftware/generator/tests/command_parser/data/detectors.yaml'))
command_parser = CommandParser()
if __name__ == '__main__':
command_parser.verify_format()
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class CodeGenerator:
def __init__(self):
self.file = None
self.actions_dict = {
'GET': 'slsDetectorDefs::GET_ACTION',
'PUT': 'slsDetectorDefs::PUT_ACTION',
'READOUT': 'slsDetectorDefs::READOUT_ACTION',
'HELP': 'slsDetectorDefs::HELP_ACTION',
}
self.template_file = None
def open(self, path):
self.file = path.open('w')
def close(self):
self.file.close()
self.file = None
def write_line(self, line):
self.file.write(line + '\n')
def write(self, text):
self.file.write(text)
def write_opening(self, path):
"""Write the opening file for the caller.cpp file"""
self.template_file = path.open('r')
for line in self.template_file:
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE" in line:
return
self.file.write(line)
def write_closing(self):
"""Write the closing file for the caller.cpp file"""
for line in self.template_file.readlines():
self.file.write(line)
self.template_file.close()
def write_header(self, in_path, out_path, commands, deprecated_commands):
"""Write the header file for the caller.h file"""
with out_path.open('w') as fp:
with in_path.open('r') as fp2:
for line in fp2:
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1)" in line:
for command_name, command in commands.items():
if 'duplicate_function' in command and command['duplicate_function']:
continue
fp.write(f'std::string {command["function_alias"]}(int action);\n')
continue
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (2)" in line:
map_string = ''
for command_name, command in commands.items():
map_string += f'{{"{command_name}", &Caller::{command["function_alias"]}}},'
fp.write(map_string[:-1] + '\n')
continue
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (3)" in line:
for key, value in deprecated_commands.items():
fp.write(f'{{"{key}", "{value}"}},\n')
continue
fp.write(line)
def write_infer_header(self, in_path, out_path, commands):
"""Write the header file for the inferAction.h file"""
with out_path.open('w+') as fp:
with in_path.open('r') as fp2:
for line in fp2:
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1) - DO NOT REMOVE" in line:
for command_name, command in commands.items():
if 'duplicate_function' in command and command['duplicate_function']:
continue
fp.write(f'int {command["function_alias"]}();\n')
continue
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (2) - DO NOT REMOVE" in line:
map_string = ''
for command_name, command in commands.items():
map_string += f'{{"{command_name}", &InferAction::{command["function_alias"]}}},'
fp.write(map_string[:-1] + '\n')
continue
fp.write(line)
def write_infer_cpp(self, in_path, out_path, commands, non_dist, type_dist):
"""Write the source file for the inferAction.cpp file"""
with in_path.open('r') as fp2:
for line in fp2:
if "THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1) - DO NOT REMOVE" in line:
for command_name, command in commands.items():
if 'duplicate_function' in command and command['duplicate_function']:
continue
with function('int', f"InferAction::{command['function_alias']}", []) as f:
if (command_name, -1) in non_dist| type_dist:
self.write_line(
f'throw RuntimeError("det is disabled for command: {command_name}. Use detg or detp");')
elif not command['infer_action']:
self.write_line('throw RuntimeError("infer_action is disabled");')
else:
checked_argcs = set()
for action, action_params in command['actions'].items():
for arg in action_params['args']:
if arg['argc'] in checked_argcs:
continue
checked_argcs.add(arg['argc'])
with if_block(f'args.size() == {arg["argc"]}'):
# check if this argc is not distinguishable
if (command_name, arg["argc"]) in non_dist | type_dist:
self.write_line(
f'throw RuntimeError("det is disabled for command: {command_name} with number of arguments {arg["argc"]}. Use detg or detp");')
else:
self.write_line(f'return {self.actions_dict[action]};')
with else_block():
self.write_line(
'throw RuntimeError("Could not infer action: Wrong number of arguments");')
continue
self.write_line(line)
def write_check_arg(self):
pass
def write_arg(self, args, action, command_name):
for arg in args:
if arg['argc'] != -1:
if_block(f'args.size() == {arg["argc"]}',).__enter__()
if 'pattern_command' in arg and arg['pattern_command']:
self.write_line(f'int level = -1, iArg = 0, '
f'nGetArgs = {arg["pattern_command"]["nGetArgs"]},'
f' nPutArgs = {arg["pattern_command"]["nPutArgs"]};\nGetLevelAndUpdateArgIndex(action, '
f'"{arg["pattern_command"]["command_name"]}", level, iArg, nGetArgs,nPutArgs);'
)
if 'extra_variables' in arg:
for var in arg['extra_variables']:
codegen.write_line(f'{var["type"]} {var["name"]} = {var["value"]};')
if 'separate_time_units' in arg and arg['separate_time_units']:
self.write_line(f'std::string tmp_time({arg["separate_time_units"]["input"]});')
self.write_line(f'std::string {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][1]}'
f' = RemoveUnit(tmp_time);')
self.write_line(f'auto {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][0]} = '
f'StringTo < time::ns > (tmp_time,'
f' {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][1]});')
if 'convert_to_time' in arg and arg['convert_to_time']:
self.write_line(f'auto {arg["convert_to_time"]["output"]} = '
f'StringTo < time::ns > ({", ".join(arg["convert_to_time"]["input"])});')
input_arguments = []
if 'exceptions' in arg:
for exception in arg['exceptions']:
self.write_line(f'if ({exception["condition"]}) {{ throw RuntimeError({exception["message"]}); }}')
if 'check_det_id' in arg and arg['check_det_id']:
self.write_line(
f'if (det_id != -1) {{ throw RuntimeError("Cannot execute {command_name} at module level"); }} '
)
# only used for 3 commands :(
if 'ctb_output_list' in arg:
self.write_line(f"""
std::string suffix = " {arg['ctb_output_list']['suffix']}";
auto t = det->{arg['ctb_output_list']['GETFCNLIST']}();""")
if arg['ctb_output_list']['GETFCNNAME'] != '':
self.write_line(f"""
auto names = det->{arg['ctb_output_list']['GETFCNNAME']}();
auto name_it = names.begin();""")
self.write_line("os << '[';")
with if_block(f't.size() > 0'):
self.write_line(f"""
auto it = t.cbegin();
os << ToString({arg['ctb_output_list']['printable_name']}) << ' ';
os << OutString(det->{arg['ctb_output_list']['GETFCN']}(*it++, std::vector<int>{{det_id}}))<< suffix;
while (it != t.cend()) {{
os << ", " << ToString({arg['ctb_output_list']['printable_name']}) << ' ';
os << OutString(det->{arg['ctb_output_list']['GETFCN']}(*it++, std::vector<int>{{det_id}}))<< suffix;
}}
""")
self.write_line('os << "]\\n";')
if arg['argc'] != -1:
if_block().__exit__()
return
for i in range(len(arg['input'])):
if arg['cast_input'][i]:
self.write_line(
f'auto arg{i} = StringTo<{arg["input_types"][i]}>({arg["input"][i]});')
input_arguments.append(f'arg{i}')
else:
input_arguments.append(arg["input"][i])
if 'require_det_id' in arg and arg['require_det_id']:
if 'convert_det_id' in arg and arg['convert_det_id']:
input_arguments.append("std::vector<int>{ det_id }")
else:
input_arguments.append("det_id")
input_arguments = ", ".join(input_arguments)
# call function
if arg["function"]:
if arg['store_result_in_t']:
self.write_line(f'auto t = det->{arg["function"]}({input_arguments});')
else:
self.write_line(f'det->{arg["function"]}({input_arguments});')
else:
pass #We have no function so skip block
output_args = []
for output in arg['output']:
output_args.append(output)
if len(output_args) > 0:
self.write_line(f"os << {'<< '.join(output_args)} << '\\n';")
if arg['argc'] != -1:
if_block().__exit__()
class if_block:
def __init__(self, condition="", elseif=False):
self.condition = condition
self.elseif = elseif
self.block = False
def __enter__(self):
if self.elseif:
codegen.write_line('else if (' + self.condition + ') {')
else:
codegen.write_line('if (' + self.condition + ') {')
if self.block:
codegen.write_line('{\n')
def __exit__(self, *args):
codegen.write_line('}')
if self.block:
codegen.write_line('}')
codegen.write_line('')
class else_block:
def __init__(self):
pass
def __enter__(self):
codegen.write_line('else {')
codegen.write_line('')
def __exit__(self, *args):
codegen.write_line('}')
codegen.write_line('')
class for_block:
def __init__(self, condition):
self.condition = condition
def __enter__(self):
codegen.write_line('for (' + self.condition + ') {')
codegen.write_line('')
def __exit__(self, *args):
codegen.write_line('}')
codegen.write_line('')
class function:
def __init__(self, return_type, name, args: list[tuple[str, str]]):
self.name = name
self.args = args
self.return_type = return_type
def __enter__(self):
s = ""
for arg in self.args:
arg_type, arg_name = arg
s += arg_type + ' ' + arg_name + ', '
s = s[:-2]
codegen.write_line(self.return_type + ' ' + self.name +
f'({s}) {{')
codegen.write_line('')
return self
def __exit__(self, *args):
codegen.write_line('}')
codegen.write_line('')
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#configuration
detectorversion: firmwareversion
softwareversion: detectorserverversion
receiverversion: rx_version
detectornumber: serialnumber
thisversion: clientversion
detsizechan: detsize
trimdir: settingspath
settingsdir: settingspath
flippeddatax: fliprows
#acquisition parameters
cycles: triggers
cyclesl: triggersl
clkdivider: readoutspeed
speed: readoutspeed
vhighvoltage: highvoltage
digitest: imagetest
filter: filterresistor
readnlines: readnrows
# temperature
# super old dacs
vtr: vtrim
vrf: vrpreamp
vrs: vrshaper
vcall: vcal
vis: vishaper
vshaper: vrshaper
vpreamp: vrpreamp
vshaperneg: vrshaper_n
viinsh: vishaper
vpl: vcal_n
vph: vcal_p
# dacs
vthreshold: dac
vsvp: dac
vsvn: dac
vtrim: dac
vrpreamp: dac
vrshaper: dac
vtgstv: dac
vcmp_ll: dac
vcmp_lr: dac
vcal: dac
vcmp_rl: dac
vcmp_rr: dac
rxb_rb: dac
rxb_lb: dac
vcp: dac
vcn: dac
vishaper: dac
iodelay: dac
vref_ds: dac
vcascn_pb: dac
vcascp_pb: dac
vout_cm: dac
vcasc_out: dac
vin_cm: dac
vref_comp: dac
ib_test_c: dac
vrshaper_n: dac
vipre: dac
vdcsh: dac
vth1: dac
vth2: dac
vth3: dac
vcal_n: dac
vcal_p: dac
vcassh: dac
vcas: dac
vicin: dac
vipre_out: dac
vref_h_adc: dac
vb_comp_fe: dac
vb_comp_adc: dac
vcom_cds: dac
vref_rstore: dac
vb_opa_1st: dac
vref_comp_fe: dac
vcom_adc1: dac
vref_prech: dac
vref_l_adc: dac
vref_cds: dac
vb_cs: dac
vb_opa_fd: dac
vcom_adc2: dac
vb_ds: dac
vb_comp: dac
vb_pixbuf: dac
vin_com: dac
vdd_prot: dac
vbp_colbuf: dac
vb_sda: dac
vcasc_sfp: dac
vipre_cds: dac
ibias_sfp: dac
defaultdacs: resetdacs
#acquisition
busy: clearbusy
receiver: rx_status
framescaught: rx_framescaught
startingfnum: nextframenumber
#Network Configuration (Detector<->Receiver)
detectorip: udp_srcip
detectorip2: udp_srcip2
detectormac: udp_srcmac
detectormac2: udp_srcmac2
rx_udpip: udp_dstip
rx_udpip2: udp_dstip2
rx_udpmac: udp_dstmac
rx_udpmac2: udp_dstmac2
rx_udpport: udp_dstport
rx_udpport2: udp_dstport2
flowcontrol_10g: flowcontrol10g
txndelay_frame: txdelay_frame
txndelay_left: txdelay_left
txndelay_right: txdelay_right
#Receiver Config
r_silent: rx_silent
r_discardpolicy: rx_discardpolicy
r_padding: rx_padding
r_lock: rx_lock
r_lastclient: rx_lastclient
#File
fileformat: fformat
outdir: fpath
index: findex
enablefwrite: fwrite
masterfile: fmaster
overwrite: foverwrite
r_framesperfile: rx_framesperfile
#ZMQ Streaming Parameters (Receiver<->Client)
r_readfreq: rx_zmqfreq
rx_readfreq: rx_zmqfreq
rx_datastream: rx_zmqstream
#Eiger Specific
resmat: partialreset
#Jungfrau Specific
storagecells: extrastoragecells
auto_comp_disable: autocompdisable
comp_disable_time: compdisabletime
#Gotthard Specific
#Gotthard2 Specific
#Mythen3 Specific
#CTB Specific
adc: slowadc
flags: romode
i_a: im_a
i_b: im_b
i_c: im_c
i_d: im_d
i_io: im_io
#Pattern
#Moench
#Advanced
copydetectorserver: updatedetectorserver
#Insignificant
nframes: framecounter
now: runtime
timestamp: frametime
frameindex: rx_frameindex

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import argparse
import os
import subprocess
from pathlib import Path
import yaml
from autocomplete.autocomplete import type_info
from cpp_codegen.codegen import codegen, if_block, for_block, function, else_block
from infer_action.check_infer import check_infer
from autocomplete.autocomplete import type_values
GEN_PATH = Path(__file__).parent
COMMANDS_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'extended_commands.yaml'
DEPRECATED_COMMANDS_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'deprecated_commands.yaml'
CPP_INPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'Caller.in.cpp'
HEADER_INPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'Caller.in.h'
CPP_OUTPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH.parent / 'src' / 'Caller.cpp'
HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH.parent / 'src' / 'Caller.h'
INFER_HEADER_INPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'inferAction.in.h'
INFER_CPP_INPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH / 'inferAction.in.cpp'
INFER_HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH.parent / 'src' / 'inferAction.h'
INFER_CPP_OUTPUT_PATH = GEN_PATH.parent / 'src' / 'inferAction.cpp'
def generate(
commands_path=COMMANDS_PATH,
cpp_input_path=CPP_INPUT_PATH,
header_input_path=HEADER_INPUT_PATH,
cpp_output_path=CPP_OUTPUT_PATH,
header_output_path=HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH,
infer_header_input_path=INFER_HEADER_INPUT_PATH,
infer_cpp_input_path=INFER_CPP_INPUT_PATH,
infer_header_output_path=INFER_HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH,
infer_cpp_output_path=INFER_CPP_OUTPUT_PATH,
):
commands_config = yaml.unsafe_load(commands_path.open('r'))
deprecated_commands_config = yaml.unsafe_load(DEPRECATED_COMMANDS_PATH.open('r'))
type_dist, non_dist = check_infer(commands=commands_config)
codegen.open(cpp_output_path)
# write call function
codegen.write_opening(cpp_input_path)
# iterate over the commands and generate code for each
print(f"[X] found {len(commands_config)} commands")
print('[*] generating code for commands')
for command_name, command in commands_config.items():
if 'is_description' in command and command['is_description']:
continue
with function('std::string', 'Caller::' + command['function_alias'], [('int', 'action')]) as fn:
codegen.write_line('std::ostringstream os;')
# print help
codegen.write_line('// print help')
with if_block('action == slsDetectorDefs::HELP_ACTION'):
if command["help"].startswith('code:'):
codegen.write_line(command["help"].strip('code:'))
else:
codegen.write_line(f'os << "Command: {command_name}" << std::endl;')
codegen.write_line(f'os << R"V0G0N({command["help"]} )V0G0N" << std::endl;')
codegen.write_line('return os.str();')
# check if action and arguments are valid
codegen.write_line('// check if action and arguments are valid')
first = True
for action, action_params in command['actions'].items():
with if_block(f'action == {codegen.actions_dict[action]}', elseif=not first):
check_argc = True
for arg in action_params['args']:
if arg['argc'] == -1:
check_argc = False
break
# check number of arguments
condition = "1" if check_argc else "0"
if check_argc:
for arg in action_params['args']:
condition += f' && args.size() != {arg["argc"]}'
with if_block(condition):
codegen.write_line(f'throw RuntimeError("Wrong number of arguments for action {action}");')
for arg in action_params['args']:
if not check_argc:
continue
with if_block(f'args.size() == {arg["argc"]}'):
# check argument types
if 'extra_variables' in arg:
for var in arg['extra_variables']:
codegen.write_line(f'{var["type"]} {var["name"]} = {var["value"]};')
if 'separate_time_units' in arg and arg['separate_time_units']:
codegen.write_line(f'try {{')
# TODO: refactor this repeating code
codegen.write_line(f'std::string tmp_time({arg["separate_time_units"]["input"]});')
codegen.write_line(f'std::string {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][1]}'
f' = RemoveUnit(tmp_time);')
codegen.write_line(f'auto {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][0]} = '
f'StringTo < time::ns > (tmp_time,'
f' {arg["separate_time_units"]["output"][1]});')
codegen.write_line(
f'}} catch (...) {{ throw RuntimeError("Could not convert argument to time::ns");}}')
elif 'convert_to_time' in arg and arg['convert_to_time']:
codegen.write_line(f'try {{')
codegen.write_line(
f'StringTo < time::ns > ({", ".join(arg["convert_to_time"]["input"])});')
codegen.write_line(
f'}} catch (...) {{ throw RuntimeError("Could not convert arguments to time::ns");}}')
for i in range(len(arg['input'])):
if not arg['cast_input'][i]:
continue
codegen.write_line(f'try {{')
codegen.write_line(f'StringTo<{arg["input_types"][i]}>({arg["input"][i]});')
codegen.write_line(f'}} catch (...) {{')
codegen.write_line(
f' throw RuntimeError("Could not convert argument {i} to {arg["input_types"][i]}");')
codegen.write_line(f'}}')
first = False
with else_block():
codegen.write_line(
f'throw RuntimeError("INTERNAL ERROR: Invalid action: supported actions are {list(command["actions"].keys())}");')
# generate code for each action
codegen.write_line('// generate code for each action')
for action, action_params in command['actions'].items():
if 'detectors' in action_params:
codegen.write_line('auto detector_type = det->getDetectorType().squash();')
with if_block(f'action == {codegen.actions_dict[action]}'):
if 'detectors' in action_params:
first = True
for detector, detector_params in action_params['detectors'].items():
with if_block(f'detector_type == defs::{detector}', elseif=not first):
codegen.write_arg(detector_params, action, command_name)
else_block().__enter__()
if not action_params:
codegen.write_line(f'throw RuntimeError("detector not supported for action: {action}");')
else:
tmp_args = []
if 'args' in action_params:
tmp_args = action_params['args']
codegen.write_arg(tmp_args, action, command_name)
if 'detectors' in action_params:
else_block().__exit__()
codegen.write_line('return os.str();')
# close sls namespace
codegen.write_closing()
codegen.close()
print('[X] .cpp code generated')
deprecated_commands = []
codegen.write_header(header_input_path, header_output_path, commands_config, deprecated_commands_config)
print('[X] header code generated')
codegen.write_infer_header(infer_header_input_path, infer_header_output_path, commands_config) #TODO: add deprecated commands
print('[X] infer header code generated')
codegen.open(infer_cpp_output_path)
codegen.write_infer_cpp(infer_cpp_input_path, infer_cpp_output_path, commands_config, non_dist, type_dist)
codegen.close()
print('[X] infer cpp code generated')
if __name__ == '__main__':
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
description='generate c++ code for cli commands from the commands.yaml file',
)
parser.add_argument('-f', '--format', action='store_true', default=False, dest='format',
help='format header and cpp file using clang-format')
parser.add_argument('-p', '--parse', action='store_true', default=False, dest='parse',
help='parse the commands.yaml file into extended_commands.yaml')
parser.add_argument('-c', '--check', action='store_true', default=False, dest='check',
help='check missing commands')
parser.add_argument('-g', '--generate', action='store_true', default=False, dest='generate', help='generate code (C++ or bash if -a is used)')
parser.add_argument('-a', '--autocomplete', action='store_true', default=False, dest='autocomplete',
help='print bash autocomplete values')
cli_args = parser.parse_args()
if cli_args.autocomplete:
from autocomplete.autocomplete import generate_type_values, generate_bash_autocomplete
if cli_args.generate:
generate_bash_autocomplete()
print('[X] bash autocomplete generated')
generate_bash_autocomplete(
output_path=Path(__file__).parent / 'autocomplete' / 'zsh_autocomplete.sh',
input_path=Path(__file__).parent / 'autocomplete' / 'zsh_autocomplete.in.sh'
)
print('[X] zsh autocomplete generated')
exit(0)
else:
ret = generate_type_values()
print(ret)
exit(0)
if cli_args.check:
from commands_parser.commands_parser import command_parser
commands_config = yaml.unsafe_load(COMMANDS_PATH.open('r'))
# infer action based on number of arguments and types
type_dist, non_dist = check_infer(commands=commands_config)
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
# generate list of commands found in sls_detector_get
glist_path = GEN_PATH / 'glist'
ret = subprocess.run([f"sls_detector_get list | tail -n +2 | sort > {glist_path.absolute()}"], shell=True,
capture_output=True, check=True)
if ret.stderr != b'':
print('[!] glist generation failed and glist not found')
exit(1)
if not COMMANDS_PATH.exists():
print('[!] extended_commands.yaml not found')
exit(1)
detglist = set(command['command_name'] for __, command in commands_config.items())
detglist.add('free')
detglist.add('list')
g_path = GEN_PATH / 'glist'
if not g_path.exists():
print('[!] glist not found')
exit(1)
glist = set(g_path.read_text().split('\n'))
if "" in glist:
glist.remove("")
if "" in detglist:
detglist.remove("")
not_found = set()
for command in glist:
if command not in detglist:
not_found.add(command)
print()
if len(not_found) > 0:
print(f'[!] found {len(not_found)} missing')
print(f"not_found: {not_found}")
else:
print(f'[X] found no missing commands')
for command in detglist:
if command not in glist:
print(f'[!] command {command} found in commands.yaml but not found in g list')
exit(0)
if cli_args.parse:
from commands_parser.commands_parser import command_parser
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
if cli_args.generate:
generate()
if cli_args.format:
files = [CPP_OUTPUT_PATH, HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH, INFER_HEADER_OUTPUT_PATH, INFER_CPP_OUTPUT_PATH]
for file in files:
os.system(f'clang-format -i {file.absolute()}')
#os.system(f'clang-format -i --style="{{Standard: C++11}}" {file.absolute()}')
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#include "inferAction.h"
#include "sls/sls_detector_defs.h"
namespace sls {
int InferAction::infer(sls::CmdParser &parser, std::ostream &os) {
args = parser.arguments();
cmd = parser.command();
auto it = functions.find(parser.command());
if (it != functions.end()) {
return ((*this).*(it->second))();
} else {
throw RuntimeError("det not implemented for command: " +
parser.command());
}
}
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1) - DO NOT REMOVE
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#include "CmdParser.h"
#include <iostream>
#include <map>
#include <vector>
namespace sls {
class InferAction {
public:
InferAction() {}
int infer(sls::CmdParser &parser, std::ostream &os = std::cout);
std::vector<std::string> args;
std::string cmd;
// generated functions
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (1) - DO NOT REMOVE
// int frames();
private:
using FunctionMap = std::map<std::string, int (InferAction::*)()>;
FunctionMap functions{
// generated functions
// THIS COMMENT TO BE REPLACED BY THE ACTUAL CODE (2) - DO NOT REMOVE
// {"frames",&InferAction::frames}
};
};
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from pathlib import Path
import argparse
import yaml
def check_infer(EXTENDED_COMMANDS_PATH=Path(__file__).parent.parent / "extended_commands.yaml", commands=None):
if commands is None:
# load yaml file
with EXTENDED_COMMANDS_PATH.open('r') as f:
commands = yaml.safe_load(f)
type_distinguishable = {}
non_distinguishable = {}
for command_name, command in commands.items():
# todo: remove this (added for debug)
# if command_name != 'badchannels':
# continue
if len(command["actions"]) == 1:
action = list(command["actions"].items())[0][1]
for arg in action['args']:
if arg['argc'] == -1:
non_distinguishable[(command_name, arg['argc'])] = ([], arg['arg_types'])
continue
get_argcs = {}
get_args = command['actions']['GET']['args']
for arg in get_args:
if arg['argc'] != -1:
get_argcs[arg["argc"]] = arg['arg_types']
else:
non_distinguishable[(command_name, arg['argc'])] = ([], arg['arg_types'])
put_args = command['actions']['PUT']['args']
for arg in put_args:
if arg['argc'] == -1:
non_distinguishable[(command_name, arg['argc'])] = ([], arg['arg_types'])
elif arg['argc'] in get_argcs:
if arg['arg_types'] != get_argcs[arg['argc']]:
type_distinguishable[(command_name, arg['argc'])] = (get_argcs[arg['argc']], arg['arg_types'])
else:
non_distinguishable[(command_name, arg['argc'])] = (get_argcs[arg['argc']], arg['arg_types'])
return type_distinguishable, non_distinguishable
if __name__ == "__main__":
argparse = argparse.ArgumentParser()
argparse.add_argument("--print", choices=['all', 'type', 'impossible'], default="all", help="command name")
args = argparse.parse_args()
type_distinguishable, non_distinguishable = check_infer()
if args.print == 'type' or args.print == 'all':
print("type distinguishable:")
print("command_name: argc get_arg_type put_arg_type\n")
for (command_name, argc), (get_arg_types, put_arg_types) in type_distinguishable.items():
print(f"{command_name}: {argc} {get_arg_types} {put_arg_types}")
if args.print == 'impossible' or args.print == 'all':
print("\n\nimpossible to distinguish:")
print("command_name: argc get_arg_type put_arg_type")
for (command_name, argc), (get_arg_types, put_arg_types) in non_distinguishable.items():
print(f"{command_name}: {argc} {get_arg_types} {put_arg_types}")

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# Generator
used to generate C++ cli commands. and bash autocompletion scripts.
## Autocomplete
### Overview
Looks through the `dump.json` file for the different values of an enum and stores them in the dictionary `type_values`.
```sh
# To print the different values for enums
python gen_commands.py -a
```
also the autocomplete.py generates shell autocompletion scripts for both bash and zsh. It uses the template file `bash_autocomplete.in.sh` and adds the necessary code in an output file `bash_autocomplete.sh` (same for zsh).
To use the bash autocompletion the `bash_autocomplete.sh` must be sourced.
```sh
source bash_autocomplete.sh
# g <Tab><Tab> will give the list of all commands
# p 0:<Tab><Tab> will also give the list of all commands
# g exp<Tab> will autocomplete to g exptime
# g exptime <Tab><Tab> will return "s ms us ns"
# p timing <Tab><Tab> will return "auto,burst_trigger,gating..."
```
**Note:**
The dump.json is the AST of the file `slsDetectorPackage/slsSupportLib/src/ToString.cpp`.
```sh
# to generate the dump.json file
cd slsSupportLib/src/ToString.cpp
clang++ -Xclang -ast-dump=json -Xclang -ast-dump-filter -Xclang StringTo -c ToString.cpp -I ../include/ -std=gnu++11
# clang version used: 14.0.0-1ubuntu1.1
```
the `dump.json` file produced by clang is not a correct json file because we used the `-ast-dump-filter`. autocomplete.py can be used to fix the format of `dump.json` and produce a new file called `fixed.json` that is json format.
```
# to convert dump.json into correct json format.
python autocomplete.py -f # produces the file fixed.json
```
### Code components
- `type_values` is a dictionary that contains the different values for commands args. It is populated with enum values that stard with defs:: or slsDetectorDefs:: (eg. defs::burstMode). Also it contains values added manually such as "mv,mV" and those start with special::
- `generate_type_values` parses the AST file to find the part that contains if statements. and extracts the different possible values for an enum.
- `generate_bash_autocomplete` generates autocompletion scripts for bash or zsh. the difference between zsh and bash scripts can be found in the template files. (bash handles 0:<Tab><Tab> completion differently than zsh more details can be found in the comments of the template files )
- `fix_json` fixes the file 'autocomplete/dump.json' and outputs a new corrected file in 'autocomplete/fixed.json'
## Command Parser
Definitely the most important component of all the generator module.
command_parser exist to keep the commands.yaml file concise and easy to read and produce a complete version of the commands.yaml for the code generator to work on.
The goal is that the code generator works on a version of commands.yaml that is easy to iterate over and generate code.
```
# complete version
some_command:
help: "do this"
infer_action: true
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 0
function: "getCommand"
...
- argc: 1
function: "getCommand"
...
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
- argc: 0
function: "getCommandMythen"
...
PUT:
args:
- argc: 2
function: "setCommand"
...
- argc: 3
function: "setCommand"
...
```
the complete vesion can only have `args` or `detectors` field inside an action (GET or PUT). **Each element in the args array have a different argc**. and in each element in the args array we can find all the information needed to generate the code for that one argc case. for example in the code `if(action == 'GET')` and `if (args.size() == 1)` then we can generate the code for that one case independetly.
commands.yaml has a lot on ~inheritance~. examples show best what it is:
> fields insides an action will be passed to args and detectors
> the extended args for default actions will be used for detectors
> any field can be overriden
```
resetdacs:
help: "[(optional) hard] ..."
actions:
PUT:
function: resetToDefaultDacs
require_det_id: true
output: [ '"successful"' ]
input_types: [ bool ]
args:
- argc: 1
arg_types: [ special::hard ]
input: [ '"1"' ]
- argc: 0
input: [ '"0"' ]
# this will be converted to
resetdacs:
actions:
PUT:
args:
- arg_types:
- special::hard
argc: 1
cast_input:
- false
check_det_id: false
convert_det_id: true
function: resetToDefaultDacs
input:
- '"1"'
input_types:
- bool
output:
- '"successful"'
require_det_id: true
store_result_in_t: false
- arg_types: []
argc: 0
cast_input:
- false
check_det_id: false
convert_det_id: true
function: resetToDefaultDacs
input:
- '"0"'
input_types:
- bool
output:
- '"successful"'
require_det_id: true
store_result_in_t: false
command_name: resetdacs
function_alias: resetdacs
help: "[(optional) hard] ..."
infer_action: true
```
command_parser does not have a specific schema for the commands.yaml this is by design so it can be very extensible and future-proof. This also can have problems when there is typos (writing intput instead of input...)
command_parser first verifies the commands.yaml and checks if there's some obvious problems in it.
templates found in commands.yaml were taken from the CmdProxy code they were added for debugging purposes when writing the generator.
tricky things:
--
- if input array has n elements and cast_input array is empty. command_parser will fill it with n false values.
- store_result_in_t will be added by default as true to GET action. but as false to PUT action. (unless it is written in the action)
- infer_action by default is true
- commands that have is_description true won't be verified
- function_alias is the name of the function in the c++ code. by default it is the command name. errors came up with the command virtual as virtual is a reserved keyword in c++
- command_name is the string of the command that will be typed in cli. (frames, exptime, ...). by default it is the command name. pattern is a special keyword in yaml. problems came up with the command pattern
- arg_types is by default input_types unless otherwise specified
- when the parent has specific detector behaviour and the child does not. writing an empty detector section in the action would not inherit any detector specific fields (check exptime1)
- commands can inherit other commands (check exptime1 and exptime2)
- argc: -1 means that the command has an unknown number of arguments
### Code Walkthrough
the code is well commented it is well explained in the script
### Tests
tests for command_parser can be found in `generator/tests/command_parser/`
```
pip install -r requirements.txt
python -m pytests
```
verification is not well tested
## codegen
Now for C++ code generation. After parsing the commands.yaml file and producing the extended_commands.yaml `gen_commands.py` will iterate over the commands and generate `Caller.h`, `Caller.cpp`, `inferAction.cpp` and `inferAction.h` .
### infer action
the generated code will produce 5 new targets: "detg detp deta deth det"
`detg` will set the action as GET
`detp` will the action as PUT
`det` will guess the action depending on the number of arguments
the codegen module will generate a function for every command that will return the action based on the number of arguments
```cpp
int InferAction::activate() {
if (args.size() == 0) {
return slsDetectorDefs::GET_ACTION;
}
if (args.size() == 1) {
return slsDetectorDefs::PUT_ACTION;
} else {
throw RuntimeError("Could not infer action: Wrong number of arguments");
}
}
```
the `inferAction` class will be called from `CmdApp.cpp` to infer the action and the command function will be called with the appropriate action.
some commands have the same number of argument count for both get and put. These commands can be found using the the `check_infer.py` script. in the generated code it will say that "det is disabled"
```bash
# to see these commands
python infer_action/check_infer.py
```
### Caller.cpp code
in this level we only use the extended_commands.yaml file.
the `generate()` function in `gen_commands.py` will iterate over all of the commands and :
- write the function signature
- write the help
- write c++ code to check the inputs: check argument count and check if we are able to convert the arguments into the required types
- iterate over actions and arguments
- iterate over the detectors and write code for each one of them (if mythen3 ... if eiger ... else default code... ) and call `codegen.write_arg()` to write the argument for a single argument
codegen.write_arg()
-
write_arg in codegen reads the argument fields and generate c++ code accordingly.
## fields explanations
- arg_types:[array of types] it is only used for autocompletion no C++ code is dependent on it
- is_description:[boolean] same as above
- template:[boolean] only used in commands.yaml and it won't present in extended_commands.yaml. it is inspired by the CmdProxy.h code
- help:[string] command help
- input:[array of variable names] the input arguments that will be passed to the function
- input_types:[array of types] the types of the input arguments given to the function
- cast_input:[array of boolean] if true it will cast the corresponding input to the type in input_types
- output:[array] outputs that will be printed (eg. ["123", "'a'"] will be os<<123<<'a')
- function: the function that will be called
- function_alias: the name of the function in the c++ code (more on it in tricky things)
- command_name: the string of the command that will be typed in cli. (more on it in tricky things)
- require_det_id: if true it will require a detector id to be passed as the last argument
- check_det_id: if true it will check the detector id and throw an error if it is not valid
- convert_det_id: if true it will convert the detector id to the correct type `std::vector<int>{ det_id }`
- store_result_in_t: if true it will store the result of the function in the variable t (more on it in tricky things)
- infer_action: if true it will infer the action (only if det is used)
- detectors: the detectors that have specific behaviour
- args: the arguments of the command
- argc: the number of arguments
- extra_variables[array]: each element takes three parameters: value, name, type and creates that variable in the beginning of the argument code
- exceptions[array]: each element takes two parameters: condition, message
- pattern_command: takes three arguments: nGetArgs, nPutArgs and command_name and it will write this code
```cpp
int level = -1, iArg = 0, nGetArgs = $nGetArgs$, nPutArgs = $nPutArgs$;
GetLevelAndUpdateArgIndex(action, $command_name$, level, iArg, nGetArgs,nPutArgs);
```
- separate_time_units: takes three parameters: input, output[0], output[1] each one is a variable name
```cpp
std::string tmp_time($input$);
std::string $output[1]$ = RemoveUnit(tmp_time);
auto $output[0]$ = StringTo<time::ns>(tmp_time, $output[1]$);
```
- convert_to_time: takes three parameters: input[0], input[1], output
```cpp
auto output = StringTo<time::ns>(input[0], input[1]);
```
- ctb_output_list: **maybe it should be removed?** takes 5 parameters: GETFCNLIST, GETFCNNAME, GETFCN, suffix, printable_name

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coverage==7.3.1
iniconfig==2.0.0
packaging==23.1
pluggy==1.3.0
pytest==7.4.2
PyYAML==6.0.1

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basic:
infer_action: false
help: "xx11"
actions:
GET:
function: 'func1'
output: [ OutString(t) ]
args:
- argc: 0
PUT:
function: 'func2'
output: [ 'args.front()' ]
input: [ 'args[0]' ]
input_types: [ int ]
cast_input: [ true ]
argc: 1

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---
template:
infer_action: false
help: ""
actions:
GET:
function: 'func1'
args:
- argc: 0
output: [ OutString(t) ]
PUT:
function: 'func2'
output: [ 'args.front()' ]
input: [ 'args[0]' ]
input_types: [ int ]
cast_input: [ true ]
argc: 1
basic:
help: "xx11"
inherit_actions: template
actions:
GET:
function: 'x'
argc: 2
args:
- check_det_id: true
template2:
infer_action: false
template: true
help: ""
actions:
GET:
convert_to_time:
input: [ 'args[0]', 'args[1]' ]
output: converted_time
separate_time_units:
input: 'args[0]'
output: [ converted_time, unit ]
function: 'func1'
output: [ OutString(t) ]
args:
- argc: 0
- argc: 99
PUT:
function: funcTemplatePUT
args:
- argc: 19
function: 'func19'
- argc: 91
basic2:
inherit_actions: template2
actions:
GET:
function: 'x'
argc: 2
args:
- check_det_id: true
input: [ 'args[0]', a,b,c ]
input_types: [ int, int, int, int ]
PUT:
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basic:
infer_action: false
help: "xx11"
actions:
GET:
function: 'func1'
output: [ OutString(t) ]
args:
- argc: 0
- argc : 1
output: [ testytest ]
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen3'
CHIPTESTBOARD:
args:
- argc: 55
output: [ ctbOutput ]
PUT:
detectors:
EIGER:
function: 'do_eiger'
argc: 99
output: [ eigerOutput ]
# classes of tests:
# classes of template tests: has args or has detectors => 4 cases noted (0,0) ... (1,1)
# classes of childs: has args or has detectors => 4 cases noted (0,0) ... (1,1)
# => 16 cases
# example: case_0111: template (0,1) and child (1,1)
#################### exhaustive testing over chosen classes of tests
template_01:
infer_action: true
help: "vv12"
template: true
actions:
GET:
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen3'
argc: 99
CHIPTESTBOARD:
function: 'do_ctb'
argc: 98
case_0100:
inherit_actions: template_01
help: "0100"
case_0101:
inherit_actions: template_01
help: "0101"
actions:
GET:
function: 'get_function'
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen23'
argc: 420
case_0110:
inherit_actions: template_01
help: "0110"
actions:
GET:
argc: 111
function: 'get_function'
case_0110v2:
inherit_actions: template_01
help: "0110v2"
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 111
function: 'get_function'
case_0111:
inherit_actions: template_01
help: "0111"
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 111
function: 'get_function'
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen23'
argc: 420
##### cases 10** tests
template_10:
template: true
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 0
- argc : 1
output: [ testytest ]
case_1000:
inherit_actions: template_10
help: "1000"
case_1001:
inherit_actions: template_10
help: "1001"
actions:
GET:
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
args:
- function: 'do_mythen23'
argc: 420
- function: 'do_mythen3'
argc: 99
case_1010:
inherit_actions: template_10
help: "1010"
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 111
function: 'get_function'
case_1011:
inherit_actions: template_10
help: "1011"
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 111
function: 'get_function'
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen23'
##### cases 11** tests
template_11:
template: true
actions:
GET:
args:
- argc: 0
- argc : 1
output: [ testytest ]
detectors:
EIGER:
function: 'do_eiger'
args:
- argc: 99
output: [ eigerOutput ]
POTATO:
function: 'do_potato'
case_1100:
inherit_actions: template_11
help: "1100"
case_1101:
inherit_actions: template_11
help: "1101"
actions:
GET:
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen3'
POTATO:
function: 'do_potato'
args:
- argc: 101
function: 'potato_function'
- argc: 202
case_1110:
inherit_actions: template_11
help: "1110"
actions:
GET:
argc: 77
function: 'get_function'
case_1111:
inherit_actions: template_11
help: "1111"
actions:
GET:
argc: 77
function: 'get_function'
detectors:
MYTHEN3:
function: 'do_mythen3'
POTATO:
function: 'do_potato'
args:
- argc: 101
function: 'potato_function'
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from pathlib import Path
import yaml
from commands_parser.commands_parser import CommandParser
data_path = Path(__file__).parent.parent / "data"
def test_basic_propagation(tmp_path):
output_file = tmp_path / "basic.yaml"
command_parser = CommandParser(commands_file=data_path / "basic.yaml", output_file=output_file)
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
assert output_file.exists()
command = yaml.unsafe_load(output_file.open('r'))['basic']
assert command['help'] == "xx11"
assert len(command['actions']) == 2
# test 'GET' action
assert 'args' in command['actions']['GET']
assert len(command['actions']['GET'].keys()) == 1 # only 'args' key
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1 # only one argument
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'func1'
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == ['OutString(t)']
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['input'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['cast_input'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['require_det_id'] is False
# test PUT action
assert 'args' in command['actions']['PUT']
assert len(command['actions']['PUT'].keys()) == 1 # only 'args' key
assert len(command['actions']['PUT']['args']) == 1 # only one argument
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['function'] == 'func2'
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['cast_input'] == [True]
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['output'] == ['args.front()']
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['input_types'] == ['int']
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['require_det_id'] is False
def test_basic_inheritance(tmp_path):
output_file = tmp_path / "basic_inheritance.yaml"
command_parser = CommandParser(commands_file=data_path / "basic_inheritance.yaml", output_file=output_file)
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
assert output_file.exists()
command = yaml.unsafe_load(output_file.open('r'))['basic']
assert command['help'] == "xx11"
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET', 'PUT'}
# test 'GET' action
assert 'args' in command['actions']['GET']
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args'} # only 'args' key
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1 # only one argument
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'x'
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == [] # test overwriting args when they are present in child
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['input'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['cast_input'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['require_det_id'] is False
# test PUT action
assert 'args' in command['actions']['PUT']
assert command['actions']['PUT'].keys() == {'args'} # only 'args' key
assert len(command['actions']['PUT']['args']) == 1 # only one argument
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['function'] == 'func2'
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['cast_input'] == [True]
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['output'] == ['args.front()']
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['input_types'] == ['int']
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['require_det_id'] is False
def test_basic_inheritance2(tmp_path):
output_file = tmp_path / "basic_inheritance.yaml"
command_parser = CommandParser(commands_file=data_path / "basic_inheritance.yaml", output_file=output_file)
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
assert output_file.exists()
command = yaml.unsafe_load(output_file.open('r'))['basic2']
# check GET
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args'}
arg = command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]
assert arg['argc'] == 2
assert arg['output'] == ['OutString(t)']
# check that length of cast input is equal to length of input_types and input
assert len(arg['input']) == len(arg['input_types']) == len(arg['cast_input']) == 4
assert arg['function'] == 'x'
assert 'convert_to_time' in arg
assert arg['convert_to_time'].keys() == {'input', 'output'}
assert 'separate_time_units' in arg
assert arg['separate_time_units'].keys() == {'input', 'output'}
# check PUT
assert command['actions']['PUT'].keys() == {'args'}
assert len(command['actions']['PUT']['args']) == 2
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['argc'] == 19
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][0]['function'] == 'y'
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][1]['argc'] == 91
assert command['actions']['PUT']['args'][1]['function'] == 'y'

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import json
from pathlib import Path
import pytest as pytest
import yaml
from commands_parser.commands_parser import CommandParser
data_path = Path(__file__).parent.parent / "data"
@pytest.fixture()
def detector_file_commands(tmp_path):
output_file = tmp_path / "detectors.yaml"
command_parser = CommandParser(commands_file=data_path / "detectors.yaml", output_file=output_file)
command_parser.verify_format()
def func(command):
return command_parser.parse_command(command)
return func
def test_basic_propagation(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('basic')
assert command['help'] == "xx11"
# GET
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'detectors', 'args'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3', 'CHIPTESTBOARD'}
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 2
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 0
assert mythen[1]['argc'] == 1
assert mythen[0]['function'] == mythen[1]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
assert mythen[0]['output'] == ['OutString(t)']
assert mythen[1]['output'] == ['testytest']
ctb = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['CHIPTESTBOARD']
assert len(ctb) == 1
assert ctb[0]['argc'] == 55
assert ctb[0]['function'] == 'func1'
# PUT
assert command['actions']['PUT'].keys() == {'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['PUT']['detectors'].keys() == {'EIGER'}
eiger = command['actions']['PUT']['detectors']['EIGER']
assert len(eiger) == 1
assert eiger[0]['argc'] == 99
assert eiger[0]['function'] == 'do_eiger'
assert eiger[0]['output'] == ['eigerOutput']
# 16 test cases for inheritance
# 1st bit: parent has args
# 2nd bit: parent has detectors
# 3rd bit: child has args
# 4th bit: child has detectors
# each test case is a combination of the above bits
# all the possible combinations are tested
def test_inheritance_0100(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_0100')
assert command['help'] == "0100"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3', 'CHIPTESTBOARD'}
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 99
assert mythen[0]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
def test_inheritance_0101(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_0101')
assert command['help'] == "0101"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3', 'CHIPTESTBOARD'}
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 420
assert mythen[0]['function'] == 'do_mythen23'
ctb = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['CHIPTESTBOARD']
assert len(ctb) == 1
assert ctb[0]['argc'] == 98
assert ctb[0]['function'] == 'do_ctb'
def test_inheritance_0110(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_0110')
assert command['help'] == "0110"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 111
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 99
assert mythen[0]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
ctb = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['CHIPTESTBOARD']
assert len(ctb) == 1
assert ctb[0]['argc'] == 98
assert ctb[0]['function'] == 'do_ctb'
def test_inheritance_0110v2(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_0110v2')
assert command['help'] == "0110v2"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 111
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 99
assert mythen[0]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
ctb = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['CHIPTESTBOARD']
assert len(ctb) == 1
assert ctb[0]['argc'] == 98
assert ctb[0]['function'] == 'do_ctb'
def test_inheritacnce_0111(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_0111')
assert command['help'] == "0111"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3', 'CHIPTESTBOARD'}
mythen = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 111
assert len(mythen) == 1
assert mythen[0]['argc'] == 420
assert mythen[0]['function'] == 'do_mythen23'
ctb = command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['CHIPTESTBOARD']
assert len(ctb) == 1
assert ctb[0]['argc'] == 98
assert ctb[0]['function'] == 'do_ctb'
# cases 1000, 1001, 1010, 1011
def test_inheritance_1000(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1000')
assert command['help'] == "1000"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['output'] == ['testytest']
def test_inheritance_1001(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1001')
assert command['help'] == "1001"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['output'] == ['testytest']
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['argc'] == 420
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['function'] == 'do_mythen23'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][1]['argc'] == 99
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][1]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
def test_inheritance_1010(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1010')
assert command['help'] == "1010"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 111
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'get_function'
def test_inheritance_1011(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1011')
assert command['help'] == "1011"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 111
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'get_function'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'MYTHEN3'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['argc'] == 111
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['function'] == 'do_mythen23'
# cases 1100, 1101, 1110, 1111
def test_inheritance_1100(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1100')
assert command['help'] == "1100"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['output'] == ['testytest']
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'EIGER', 'POTATO'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['argc'] == 99
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['function'] == 'do_eiger'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['output'] == ['eigerOutput']
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['function'] == 'do_potato'
def test_inheritance_1101(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1101')
assert command['help'] == "1101"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['output'] == []
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][1]['output'] == ['testytest']
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'EIGER', 'MYTHEN3', 'POTATO'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][1]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['argc'] == 99
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['function'] == 'do_eiger'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['output'] == ['eigerOutput']
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['argc'] == 101
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['function'] == 'potato_function'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['argc'] == 202
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['function'] == 'do_potato'
def test_inheritance_1110(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1110')
assert command['help'] == "1110"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 77
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'get_function'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'EIGER', 'POTATO'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['argc'] == 99
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['function'] == 'do_eiger'
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['argc'] == 0
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['function'] == 'do_potato'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['argc'] == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['function'] == 'do_potato'
def test_inheritance_1111(tmp_path, detector_file_commands):
command = detector_file_commands('case_1111')
assert command['help'] == "1111"
assert 'actions' in command
assert command['actions'].keys() == {'GET'}
assert command['actions']['GET'].keys() == {'args', 'detectors'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['args']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['argc'] == 77
assert command['actions']['GET']['args'][0]['function'] == 'get_function'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors'].keys() == {'EIGER', 'MYTHEN3', 'POTATO'}
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['argc'] == 77
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['MYTHEN3'][0]['function'] == 'do_mythen3'
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER']) == 1
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['argc'] == 99
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['EIGER'][0]['function'] == 'do_eiger'
assert len(command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO']) == 2
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['argc'] == 101
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][0]['function'] == 'potato_function'
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['argc'] == 202
assert command['actions']['GET']['detectors']['POTATO'][1]['function'] == 'do_potato'

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from pathlib import Path
from commands_parser.commands_parser import CommandParser
import gen_commands
data_path = Path(__file__).parent.parent
def test_parse_and_generate(tmp_path):
"""
tests that the parse and generate functions work without errors
:param tmp_path:
:return:
"""
output_file = tmp_path / "detectors.yaml"
command_parser = CommandParser(commands_file=data_path / "commands.yaml", output_file=output_file)
command_parser.verify_format()
command_parser.parse_all_commands()
assert output_file.exists()
GEN_PATH = Path(__file__).parent.parent
gen_commands.generate(
output_file,
GEN_PATH / "Caller.in.cpp",
GEN_PATH / "Caller.in.h",
tmp_path / "Caller.cpp",
tmp_path / "Caller.h",
)
assert (tmp_path / "Caller.cpp").exists()
assert (tmp_path / "Caller.h").exists()

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hostname (find +)
acquire
versions (maybe with few tweaks)
threshold (+++++)
trimen (maybe with few tweaks)
badchannels (somewhat special)
currentsource (special)
dacvalues (can be done with the ctb_output_list)
udp_srcip (could be done if I add condition functionality for logging)
udp_srcip2 (same as above)
udp_dstip (same as above)
udp_dstip2
rx_hostname (split('+'))
rx_roi (can be done if there;s condition support?)
ratecorr (can be done if there's condition support?)
burstmode (very special)
vetostream
counters
gaincaps (has for loop and condition)
samples (ask Dhanya if it is okay to change the order of calling the ctb functions in PUT)
slowadc (has for loop)
rx_dbitlist (very special)
rx_jsonaddheader (very special)
execcommand (has for loop)
thresholdnotb
# notes
# ReceiverStatus error on put is not done
# ask about burstmode function