DLMS-SPODES 0.87.12__py3-none-any.whl → 0.87.15__py3-none-any.whl

DLMS_SPODES/cosem_interface_classes/register_monitor.py

@@ -1,46 +1,46 @@
-from .__class_init__ import *
-from ..types import choices
-from ..types.implementations import structs
-from .overview import VERSION_0
-threshold_scaler_unit = cdt.ScalUnitType(b'\x02\x02\x0f\x00\x16\x07')
-
-
-class Thresholds(cdt.Array):
-    TYPE = choices.simple_dt
-
-
-class ActionSet(cdt.Structure):
-    """TODO:"""
-    action_up: structs.ActionItem
-    action_down: structs.ActionItem
-
-
-class Actions(cdt.Array):
-    """Defines the scripts to be executed when the monitored attribute of the referenced object crosses the corresponding threshold. The attribute actions has exactly
-    the same number of elements as the attribute thresholds. The ordering of the action_items corresponds to the ordering of the thresholds (see above)."""
-    TYPE = ActionSet
-
-
-class RegisterMonitor(ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses):
-    """ DLMS UA 1000-1 Ed.14. 4.5.6. This IC allows modelling the function of monitoring of values modelled by “Data”, “Register”, “Extended register” or “Demand register” objects.
-    It allows specifying thresholds, the value monitored, and a set of scripts (see 4.5.2) that are executed when the value monitored crosses a threshold """
-    CLASS_ID = ClassID.REGISTER_MONITOR
-    VERSION = VERSION_0
-    A_ELEMENTS = (ic.ICAElement("thresholds", Thresholds),
-                  ic.ICAElement("monitored_value", structs.ValueDefinition),
-                  ic.ICAElement("actions", Actions))
-
-    def characteristics_init(self):
-        ...
-
-    @property
-    def thresholds(self) -> Thresholds:
-        return self.get_attr(2)
-
-    @property
-    def monitored_value(self) -> structs.ValueDefinition:
-        return self.get_attr(3)
-
-    @property
-    def threshold_normal(self) -> Actions:
-        return self.get_attr(4)
+from .__class_init__ import *
+from ..types import choices
+from ..types.implementations import structs
+from .overview import VERSION_0
+threshold_scaler_unit = cdt.ScalUnitType(b'\x02\x02\x0f\x00\x16\x07')
+
+
+class Thresholds(cdt.Array):
+    TYPE = choices.simple_dt
+
+
+class ActionSet(cdt.Structure):
+    """TODO:"""
+    action_up: structs.ActionItem
+    action_down: structs.ActionItem
+
+
+class Actions(cdt.Array):
+    """Defines the scripts to be executed when the monitored attribute of the referenced object crosses the corresponding threshold. The attribute actions has exactly
+    the same number of elements as the attribute thresholds. The ordering of the action_items corresponds to the ordering of the thresholds (see above)."""
+    TYPE = ActionSet
+
+
+class RegisterMonitor(ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses):
+    """ DLMS UA 1000-1 Ed.14. 4.5.6. This IC allows modelling the function of monitoring of values modelled by “Data”, “Register”, “Extended register” or “Demand register” objects.
+    It allows specifying thresholds, the value monitored, and a set of scripts (see 4.5.2) that are executed when the value monitored crosses a threshold """
+    CLASS_ID = ClassID.REGISTER_MONITOR
+    VERSION = VERSION_0
+    A_ELEMENTS = (ic.ICAElement("thresholds", Thresholds),
+                  ic.ICAElement("monitored_value", structs.ValueDefinition),
+                  ic.ICAElement("actions", Actions))
+
+    def characteristics_init(self):
+        ...
+
+    @property
+    def thresholds(self) -> Thresholds:
+        return self.get_attr(2)
+
+    @property
+    def monitored_value(self) -> structs.ValueDefinition:
+        return self.get_attr(3)
+
+    @property
+    def threshold_normal(self) -> Actions:
+        return self.get_attr(4)

DLMS_SPODES/cosem_interface_classes/reports.py

@@ -1,70 +1,70 @@
-from typing import Any, Iterable
-from StructResult import result
-from . import cosem_interface_class as ic
-from ..types import cdt
-from .parameter import Parameter
-from ..cosem_interface_classes import collection
-from ..config_parser import get_values
-from ..settings import settings
-
-
-def from_obj(
-        col: collection.Collection,
-        obj: ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses,
-        attr_index_par: tuple[int, ...]
-) -> result.SimpleOrError[str]:
-    if not hasattr(from_obj, "struct_pattern"):
-        from_obj.struct_pattern = dict(settings.report.struct)
-    ret: str = F"[{collection.get_name(obj.logical_name)}]\n"
-    for i in attr_index_par:
-        par = Parameter(obj.logical_name.contents).set_i(i)
-        if isinstance(res_data := col.par2data(par), result.Error):
-            return res_data
-        a_data = res_data.value
-        if isinstance(a_data, cdt.SimpleDataType):
-            rep = col.par2rep(par, a_data)
-            ret += F"  {obj.get_attr_element(i)}: {rep.msg}{f" {rep.unit}" if rep.unit else ""}\n"
-        elif isinstance(a_data, cdt.ComplexDataType):
-            ret += F"  [{obj.get_attr_element(i)}]\n"
-            stack: list[tuple[Any, Any]] = [("", iter(a_data))]
-            while stack:
-                name, value_it = stack[-1]
-                indent = F"{' ' * (len(stack) + 1)}"
-                data = next(value_it, None)
-                if data:
-                    if not isinstance(name, str):
-                        name = str(next(name))
-                    if isinstance(data, cdt.Array):
-                        ret += F"{indent}[{name}]\n"
-                        stack.append(("*", iter(data)))
-                    elif isinstance(data, cdt.Structure):
-                        if (pattern := from_obj.struct_pattern.get(data.__class__.__name__)):
-                            val = list(pattern)
-                            val.reverse()
-                            result_ = str()
-                            while val:
-                                match val.pop():
-                                    case "%":
-                                        par_ = val.pop()
-                                        index = int(val.pop() + val.pop())
-                                        match par_:
-                                            case "n":
-                                                result_ += str(data.ELEMENTS[index])
-                                            case "v":
-                                                result_ += str(data[index])
-                                            case err:
-                                                raise ValueError(F"unknown macros &{err}{index}")
-                                    case symbol:
-                                        result_ += symbol
-                            ret += F"{indent}{result_}\n"
-                        else:
-                            if name=="":
-                                ret += "\n"
-                            else:
-                                ret += F"{indent}[{name}]\n"
-                            stack.append((iter(data.ELEMENTS), iter(data)))
-                    else:
-                        ret += F"{indent}{name}: {data}\n"
-                else:
-                    stack.pop()
-    return result.Simple(ret)
+from typing import Any, Iterable
+from StructResult import result
+from . import cosem_interface_class as ic
+from ..types import cdt
+from .parameter import Parameter
+from ..cosem_interface_classes import collection
+from ..config_parser import get_values
+from ..settings import settings
+
+
+def from_obj(
+        col: collection.Collection,
+        obj: ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses,
+        attr_index_par: tuple[int, ...]
+) -> result.SimpleOrError[str]:
+    if not hasattr(from_obj, "struct_pattern"):
+        from_obj.struct_pattern = dict(settings.report.struct)
+    ret: str = F"[{collection.get_name(obj.logical_name)}]\n"
+    for i in attr_index_par:
+        par = Parameter(obj.logical_name.contents).set_i(i)
+        if isinstance(res_data := col.par2data(par), result.Error):
+            return res_data
+        a_data = res_data.value
+        if isinstance(a_data, cdt.SimpleDataType):
+            rep = col.par2rep(par, a_data)
+            ret += F"  {obj.get_attr_element(i)}: {rep.msg}{f" {rep.unit}" if rep.unit else ""}\n"
+        elif isinstance(a_data, cdt.ComplexDataType):
+            ret += F"  [{obj.get_attr_element(i)}]\n"
+            stack: list[tuple[Any, Any]] = [("", iter(a_data))]
+            while stack:
+                name, value_it = stack[-1]
+                indent = F"{' ' * (len(stack) + 1)}"
+                data = next(value_it, None)
+                if data:
+                    if not isinstance(name, str):
+                        name = str(next(name))
+                    if isinstance(data, cdt.Array):
+                        ret += F"{indent}[{name}]\n"
+                        stack.append(("*", iter(data)))
+                    elif isinstance(data, cdt.Structure):
+                        if (pattern := from_obj.struct_pattern.get(data.__class__.__name__)):
+                            val = list(pattern)
+                            val.reverse()
+                            result_ = str()
+                            while val:
+                                match val.pop():
+                                    case "%":
+                                        par_ = val.pop()
+                                        index = int(val.pop() + val.pop())
+                                        match par_:
+                                            case "n":
+                                                result_ += str(data.ELEMENTS[index])
+                                            case "v":
+                                                result_ += str(data[index])
+                                            case err:
+                                                raise ValueError(F"unknown macros &{err}{index}")
+                                    case symbol:
+                                        result_ += symbol
+                            ret += F"{indent}{result_}\n"
+                        else:
+                            if name=="":
+                                ret += "\n"
+                            else:
+                                ret += F"{indent}[{name}]\n"
+                            stack.append((iter(data.ELEMENTS), iter(data)))
+                    else:
+                        ret += F"{indent}{name}: {data}\n"
+                else:
+                    stack.pop()
+    return result.Simple(ret)

DLMS_SPODES/cosem_interface_classes/schedule.py

@@ -1,176 +1,176 @@
-from typing import Callable, Self
-from itertools import count
-from .__class_init__ import *
-from .overview import VERSION_0
-
-
-class Index(cdt.LongUnsigned, min=1, max=9999):
-    """ LongUnsigned type with validation """
-    __cb_get_indexes: Callable
-    DEFAULT = 1
-
-    def set_callback(self, cb: Callable):
-        self.__cb_get_indexes = cb
-
-    def get_indexes(self) -> list[int]:
-        """ return indexes container """
-        return self.__cb_get_indexes()
-
-    def check(self, string: str):
-        """ raise ValueError with message if string not is valid """
-        instance = type(self)(value=string)
-        if int(instance) in self.__cb_get_indexes():
-            raise ValueError('New index not unique')
-
-    @classmethod
-    def with_cb(cls, value, cb: Callable) -> Self:
-        """ get instance with callback """
-        ret = cls(value)
-        ret.set_callback(cb)
-        return ret
-
-
-class ScheduleTableEntry(cdt.Structure):
-    """ Specifies the scripts to be executed at given times. There is only one script that can be executed per entry. """
-    index: Index
-    enable: cdt.Boolean
-    script_logical_name: cst.LogicalName
-    script_selector: cdt.LongUnsigned
-    switch_time: cst.OctetStringTime
-    validity_window: cdt.LongUnsigned
-    exec_weekdays: cdt.BitString
-    exec_specdays: cdt.BitString
-    begin_date: cst.OctetStringDate
-    end_date: cst.OctetStringDate
-
-
-# TODO: rewrite to new API
-class Entries(cdt.Array):
-    """ Specifies the list of schedule_table_entry. Todo: validate by unique index"""
-    TYPE = ScheduleTableEntry
-    unique = True
-
-    def __init__(self, value: bytes = None):
-        super(Entries, self).__init__(value)
-        # setting callback for validate schedule_table_entry index
-        for schedule_table_entry in self:
-            schedule_table_entry: ScheduleTableEntry
-            schedule_table_entry.index.set_callback(self.get_indexes)
-
-    def get_indexes(self) -> list[int]:
-        """ getter for callback Index """
-        return [entries_element.index.decode() for entries_element in self]
-
-
-class DataED(cdt.Structure):
-    """ Sets the disabled bit of range A entries to true and then enables the entries of range B.
-    * firstIndexA/B < lastIndexA/B: all entries of the range A/B are disabled/enabled
-    * firstIndexA/B == lastIndexA/B: one entry is disabled/enabled,
-    * firstIndexA/B > lastIndexA/B: nothing disabled/enabled,
-    * firstIndexA/B and lastIndexA/B > 9999: no entry is disabled/enabled """
-    firstIndexA: Index
-    lastIndexA: Index
-    firstIndexB: Index
-    lastIndexB: Index
-
-
-class DataDelete(cdt.Structure):
-    """ Deletes a range of entries in the table.
-    * firstIndex < lastIndex: all entries of the range A/B are deleted,
-    * firstIndex ::= lastIndex: one entry is deleted,
-    * firstIndex > lastIndex: nothing deleted  """
-    firstIndex: Index
-    lastIndex: Index
-
-
-class Schedule(ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses):
-    """ The IC “Schedule” together with an object of the IC “Special days”  table handles time and date driven activities within a device.
-    The following picture gives an overview and shows the interactions between them:
-    Schedule:
-
-    Index | enable | action | Switch_time | validity_window |     exec_weekdays    |  exec_specdays  | date range
-          |        |(script)|             |                 | Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su | S1 S2 ... S8 S9 | begin_date | end_date
-    120     Yes     xxxx:yy     06:00           0xFFFF        x  x  x  x  x  x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-    121     Yes     xxxx:yy     22:00            15           x  x  x  x  x                            xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-    122     Yes     xxxx:yy     12:00             0                          x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-    200     No      xxxx:yy     06:30                         x  x  x  x  x  x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-    201     No      xxxx:yy     21:30                         x  x  x  x  x                            xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-    202     No      xxxx:yy     11:00                                        x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
-
-    Special days table:
-
-    Index | special_day_date | day_id
-     12         xx-12-24        S1
-     33         xx-12-25        S3
-     77         97-03-31        S3
-
-     Recovery after power failure
-     After a power failure, the whole schedule is processed to execute all the necessary scripts that would get lost during a power failure. For this,
-     the entries that were not executed during the power failure must be detected. Depending on the validity window attribute they are executed in
-     the correct order (as they would have been executed in normal operation).
-
-     Handling of time changes
-     There are four different "actions" of time changes:
-        a) time setting forward; b) time setting backwards; c) time synchronization; d) daylight saving action.
-     All these four actions need a different handling executed by the schedule in interaction with the time setting activity.
-
-     Time setting forward*
-     This is handled the same way as a power failure. All entries missed are executed depending on the validity window attribute.
-     A (manufacturer specific defined) short time setting can be handled like time synchronization.
-     * Writing to the attribute “time” of the “Clock” object.
-
-     Time setting backward*
-     This results in a repetition of those entries that are activated during the repeated time. A (manufacturer specific defined) short time setting
-     can be handled like time synchronization.
-     * Writing to the attribute “time” of the “Clock” object.
-
-     Time synchronization*
-     Time synchronization is used to correct small deviations between a master clock and the local clock. The algorithm is manufacturer specific.
-     It shall guarantee that no entry of the schedule gets lost, or is executed twice. The validity window attribute has no effect, because all
-     entries must be executed in normal operation.
-     * Using the method “adjust_to_quarter” of the “Clock” object.
-
-     Daylight saving
-     If the clock is put forward, then all scripts, which fall into the forwarding interval (and would therefore get lost) are executed.
-     If the clock is put back, re-execution of the scripts, which fall into the backwarding interval is suppressed. """
-    CLASS_ID = ClassID.SCHEDULE
-    VERSION = VERSION_0
-    A_ELEMENTS = ic.ICAElement("entries", Entries),
-    M_ELEMENTS = (ic.ICMElement("enable_disable", DataED),
-                  ic.ICMElement("insert", ScheduleTableEntry),
-                  ic.ICMElement("delete", DataDelete))
-
-    def characteristics_init(self):
-        self.set_attr(2, None)
-        self._cbs_attr_post_init.update({2: self.__set_index_cbs})
-
-    @property
-    def entries(self) -> Entries:
-        return self.get_attr(2)
-
-    @property
-    def enable_disable(self) -> DataED:
-        return self.get_meth(1)
-
-    @property
-    def insert(self) -> ScheduleTableEntry:
-        return self.get_meth(2)
-
-    @property
-    def delete(self) -> DataDelete:
-        return self.get_meth(3)
-
-    def __set_index_cbs(self):
-        """ set callbacks to methods """
-        try:
-            indexes: Callable = self.entries.get_indexes
-            self.enable_disable.firstIndexA.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.enable_disable.firstIndexB.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.enable_disable.lastIndexA.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.enable_disable.lastIndexB.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.insert.index.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.delete.firstIndex.set_callback(indexes)
-            self.delete.lastIndex.set_callback(indexes)
-            # print('set delete')
-        except KeyError:  # At init time
-            print('set delete NO:')
+from typing import Callable, Self
+from itertools import count
+from .__class_init__ import *
+from .overview import VERSION_0
+
+
+class Index(cdt.LongUnsigned, min=1, max=9999):
+    """ LongUnsigned type with validation """
+    __cb_get_indexes: Callable
+    DEFAULT = 1
+
+    def set_callback(self, cb: Callable):
+        self.__cb_get_indexes = cb
+
+    def get_indexes(self) -> list[int]:
+        """ return indexes container """
+        return self.__cb_get_indexes()
+
+    def check(self, string: str):
+        """ raise ValueError with message if string not is valid """
+        instance = type(self)(value=string)
+        if int(instance) in self.__cb_get_indexes():
+            raise ValueError('New index not unique')
+
+    @classmethod
+    def with_cb(cls, value, cb: Callable) -> Self:
+        """ get instance with callback """
+        ret = cls(value)
+        ret.set_callback(cb)
+        return ret
+
+
+class ScheduleTableEntry(cdt.Structure):
+    """ Specifies the scripts to be executed at given times. There is only one script that can be executed per entry. """
+    index: Index
+    enable: cdt.Boolean
+    script_logical_name: cst.LogicalName
+    script_selector: cdt.LongUnsigned
+    switch_time: cst.OctetStringTime
+    validity_window: cdt.LongUnsigned
+    exec_weekdays: cdt.BitString
+    exec_specdays: cdt.BitString
+    begin_date: cst.OctetStringDate
+    end_date: cst.OctetStringDate
+
+
+# TODO: rewrite to new API
+class Entries(cdt.Array):
+    """ Specifies the list of schedule_table_entry. Todo: validate by unique index"""
+    TYPE = ScheduleTableEntry
+    unique = True
+
+    def __init__(self, value: bytes = None):
+        super(Entries, self).__init__(value)
+        # setting callback for validate schedule_table_entry index
+        for schedule_table_entry in self:
+            schedule_table_entry: ScheduleTableEntry
+            schedule_table_entry.index.set_callback(self.get_indexes)
+
+    def get_indexes(self) -> list[int]:
+        """ getter for callback Index """
+        return [entries_element.index.decode() for entries_element in self]
+
+
+class DataED(cdt.Structure):
+    """ Sets the disabled bit of range A entries to true and then enables the entries of range B.
+    * firstIndexA/B < lastIndexA/B: all entries of the range A/B are disabled/enabled
+    * firstIndexA/B == lastIndexA/B: one entry is disabled/enabled,
+    * firstIndexA/B > lastIndexA/B: nothing disabled/enabled,
+    * firstIndexA/B and lastIndexA/B > 9999: no entry is disabled/enabled """
+    firstIndexA: Index
+    lastIndexA: Index
+    firstIndexB: Index
+    lastIndexB: Index
+
+
+class DataDelete(cdt.Structure):
+    """ Deletes a range of entries in the table.
+    * firstIndex < lastIndex: all entries of the range A/B are deleted,
+    * firstIndex ::= lastIndex: one entry is deleted,
+    * firstIndex > lastIndex: nothing deleted  """
+    firstIndex: Index
+    lastIndex: Index
+
+
+class Schedule(ic.COSEMInterfaceClasses):
+    """ The IC “Schedule” together with an object of the IC “Special days”  table handles time and date driven activities within a device.
+    The following picture gives an overview and shows the interactions between them:
+    Schedule:
+
+    Index | enable | action | Switch_time | validity_window |     exec_weekdays    |  exec_specdays  | date range
+          |        |(script)|             |                 | Mo Tu We Th Fr Sa Su | S1 S2 ... S8 S9 | begin_date | end_date
+    120     Yes     xxxx:yy     06:00           0xFFFF        x  x  x  x  x  x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+    121     Yes     xxxx:yy     22:00            15           x  x  x  x  x                            xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+    122     Yes     xxxx:yy     12:00             0                          x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+    200     No      xxxx:yy     06:30                         x  x  x  x  x  x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+    201     No      xxxx:yy     21:30                         x  x  x  x  x                            xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+    202     No      xxxx:yy     11:00                                        x                         xx-04-01     xx-09-30
+
+    Special days table:
+
+    Index | special_day_date | day_id
+     12         xx-12-24        S1
+     33         xx-12-25        S3
+     77         97-03-31        S3
+
+     Recovery after power failure
+     After a power failure, the whole schedule is processed to execute all the necessary scripts that would get lost during a power failure. For this,
+     the entries that were not executed during the power failure must be detected. Depending on the validity window attribute they are executed in
+     the correct order (as they would have been executed in normal operation).
+
+     Handling of time changes
+     There are four different "actions" of time changes:
+        a) time setting forward; b) time setting backwards; c) time synchronization; d) daylight saving action.
+     All these four actions need a different handling executed by the schedule in interaction with the time setting activity.
+
+     Time setting forward*
+     This is handled the same way as a power failure. All entries missed are executed depending on the validity window attribute.
+     A (manufacturer specific defined) short time setting can be handled like time synchronization.
+     * Writing to the attribute “time” of the “Clock” object.
+
+     Time setting backward*
+     This results in a repetition of those entries that are activated during the repeated time. A (manufacturer specific defined) short time setting
+     can be handled like time synchronization.
+     * Writing to the attribute “time” of the “Clock” object.
+
+     Time synchronization*
+     Time synchronization is used to correct small deviations between a master clock and the local clock. The algorithm is manufacturer specific.
+     It shall guarantee that no entry of the schedule gets lost, or is executed twice. The validity window attribute has no effect, because all
+     entries must be executed in normal operation.
+     * Using the method “adjust_to_quarter” of the “Clock” object.
+
+     Daylight saving
+     If the clock is put forward, then all scripts, which fall into the forwarding interval (and would therefore get lost) are executed.
+     If the clock is put back, re-execution of the scripts, which fall into the backwarding interval is suppressed. """
+    CLASS_ID = ClassID.SCHEDULE
+    VERSION = VERSION_0
+    A_ELEMENTS = ic.ICAElement("entries", Entries),
+    M_ELEMENTS = (ic.ICMElement("enable_disable", DataED),
+                  ic.ICMElement("insert", ScheduleTableEntry),
+                  ic.ICMElement("delete", DataDelete))
+
+    def characteristics_init(self):
+        self.set_attr(2, None)
+        self._cbs_attr_post_init.update({2: self.__set_index_cbs})
+
+    @property
+    def entries(self) -> Entries:
+        return self.get_attr(2)
+
+    @property
+    def enable_disable(self) -> DataED:
+        return self.get_meth(1)
+
+    @property
+    def insert(self) -> ScheduleTableEntry:
+        return self.get_meth(2)
+
+    @property
+    def delete(self) -> DataDelete:
+        return self.get_meth(3)
+
+    def __set_index_cbs(self):
+        """ set callbacks to methods """
+        try:
+            indexes: Callable = self.entries.get_indexes
+            self.enable_disable.firstIndexA.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.enable_disable.firstIndexB.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.enable_disable.lastIndexA.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.enable_disable.lastIndexB.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.insert.index.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.delete.firstIndex.set_callback(indexes)
+            self.delete.lastIndex.set_callback(indexes)
+            # print('set delete')
+        except KeyError:  # At init time
+            print('set delete NO:')