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Pktt utilities module

Description

The Packet trace utilities module has classes which augment functionality of basic data types like displaying integers as their hex equivalent. It also includes an Enum base class which displays the integer as its string representation given by a mapping dictionary. There is also a class to be used as a base class for an RPC payload object. This module also includes some module variables to change how certain objects are displayed.

Classes

class BitmapInval(builtins.Exception)

Exception for an invalid bit number

class ByteHex(builtins.int)

Byte integer object which is displayed in hex


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__repr__ = __str__(self)

__str__(self)
Return str(self).

class DateStr(builtins.float)

Floating point object which is displayed as a date


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__str__(self)
Return str(self).

class Enum(builtins.int)

Enum base object
This should only be used as a base class where the class attributes
should be initialized


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__repr__(self)
Official string representation, display value using the mapping
dictionary provided as a class attribute when ENUM_REPR is False

__str__(self)
Informal string representation, display value using the mapping
dictionary provided as a class attribute

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__new__(cls, unpack)
Constructor which checks if integer is a valid enum value

class EnumInval(builtins.Exception)

Exception for an invalid enum value

class IntHex(builtins.int)

Integer object which is displayed in hex


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__repr__ = __str__(self)

__str__(self)
Return str(self).

class LongHex(builtins.int)

Long integer object which is displayed in hex


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__repr__ = __str__(self)

__str__(self)
Return str(self).

class OptionFlags(baseobj.BaseObj)

OptionFlags base object

This base class is used to have a set of raw flags represented by an
integer and splits every bit into an object attribute according to the
class attribute _bitnames where the key is the bit number and the value
is the attribute name.

This should only be used as a base class where the class attribute
_bitnames should be initialized. The class attribute _reversed can
also be initialized to reverse the _bitnames so the first bit becomes
the last, e.g., _reversed = 31, bits are reversed on a 32 bit integer
so 0 becomes 31, 1 becomes 30, etc.

Usage:
    from packet.utils import OptionFlags

    class MyFlags(OptionFlags):
        _bitnames = {0:"bit0", 1:"bit1", 2:"bit2", 3:"bit3"}

    x = MyFlags(10) # 10 = 0b1010

    The attributes of object are:
        x.rawflags = 10, # Original raw flags
        x.bit0     = 0,
        x.bit1     = 1,
        x.bit2     = 0,
        x.bit3     = 1,


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__init__(self, options)
Initialize object's private data.

        options:
    Unsigned integer of raw flags

str_flags(self)
Display the flag names which are set, e.g., in the above example
the output will be "bit1,bit3" (bit1=1, bit3=1)
Use "__str__ = OptionFlags.str_flags" to have it as the default
string representation

class RDMAbase(baseobj.BaseObj)

RDMA base object

Base class for an RDMA reduced payload object having RDMA write
chunks. An application having a DDP (direct data placement) item
must inherit this class and use the rdma_opaque method as a
dissecting function.

Usage:
    from packet.utils import RDMAbase

    # For an original class definition with DDP items
    class APPobj(BaseObj):
        def __init__(self, unpack):
            self.test = nfs_bool(unpack)
            self.data = unpack.unpack_opaque()

    # Class definition to access RDMA chunk writes
    class APPobj(RDMAbase):
        def __init__(self, unpack):
            self.test = self.rdma_opaque(nfs_bool, unpack)
            self.data = self.rdma_opaque(unpack.unpack_opaque)


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rdma_opaque(self, func, *kwts, **kwds)
    Dissecting method for a DDP item
    The first positional argument is the original dissecting
    function to be called when there is no RDMA write chunks.
    The rest of the arguments (positional or named) are passed
    directly to the dissecting function.

Data and other attributes defined here:

rdma_write_chunks = []

class RPCload(baseobj.BaseObj)

RPC load base object
This is used as a base class for an RPC payload object


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__str__(self)
Informal string representation

main_op(self)
Get the main NFS operation

rpc_str(self, name=None)
Display RPC string

class ShortHex(builtins.int)

Short integer object which is displayed in hex


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__repr__ = __str__(self)

__str__(self)
Return str(self).

class StrHex(builtins.bytes)

String object which is displayed in hex


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__str__(self)
Return str(self).

Functions

bitmap_info(unpack, bitmap, key_enum=None, func_map=None)
Returns a list of bits set on the bitmap or a dictionary where the
key is the bit number given by bitmap and the value is the decoded
value by evaluating the function used for that specific bit number

        unpack:
    Unpack object
        bitmap:
    Unsigned integer where a value must be decoded for every bit that
    is set, starting from the least significant bit
        key_enum:
    Use Enum for bit number so the key could be displayed as the bit
    name instead of the bit number [default: None]
        func_map:
    Dictionary which maps a bit number to the function to be used for
    decoding the value for that bit number. The function must have
    the "unpack" object as the only argument. If this is None a list
    of bit attributes is returned instead [default: None]

Bugs

No known bugs.

Author

Jorge Mora (mora@netapp.com)