Best Python code snippet using avocado_python
gdbmi_parser.py
Source: gdbmi_parser.py
...148 class GdbMiInterpreter(spark.GenericASTTraversal):149 def __init__(self, ast):150 spark.GenericASTTraversal.__init__(self, ast)151 self.postorder()152 def __translate_type(self, type):153 table = {154 '^': 'result',155 '=': 'notify',156 '+': 'status',157 '*': 'exec',158 '~': 'console',159 '@': 'target',160 '&': 'log'161 }162 return table[type]163 def n_result(self, node):164 # result ::= variable = value165 node.value = {node[0].value: node[2].value}166 def n_tuple(self, node):167 if len(node) == 2:168 # tuple ::= {}169 node.value = {}170 elif len(node) == 3:171 # tuple ::= { result }172 node.value = node[1].value173 elif len(node) == 4:174 # tuple ::= { result result_list }175 node.value = node[1].value176 for result in node[2].value:177 for n, v in result.items():178 if node.value.has_key(n):179 old = node.value[n]180 if not isinstance(old, list):181 node.value[n] = [node.value[n]]182 node.value[n].append(v)183 else:184 node.value[n] = v185 else:186 raise Exception('Invalid tuple')187 def n_list(self, node):188 if len(node) == 2:189 # list ::= []190 node.value = []191 elif len(node) == 3:192 # list ::= [ value ]193 node.value = [node[1].value]194 elif len(node) == 4:195 # list ::= [ value value_list ]196 node.value = [node[1].value] + node[2].value197 #list ::= [ result ]198 #list ::= [ result result_list ]199 #list ::= { value }200 #list ::= { value value_list }201 def n_value_list(self, node):202 if len(node) == 2:203 #value_list ::= , value204 node.value = [node[1].value]205 elif len(node) == 3:206 #value_list ::= , value value_list207 node.value = [node[1].value] + node[2].value208 def n_result_list(self, node):209 if len(node) == 2:210 # result_list ::= , result211 node.value = [node[1].value]212 else:213 # result_list ::= , result result_list214 node.value = [node[1].value] + node[2].value215 def n_result_record(self, node):216 node.value = node[0].value217 if len(node) == 3:218 # result_record ::= result_header result_list nl219 node.value['results'] = node[1].value220 elif len(node) == 2:221 # result_record ::= result_header nl222 pass223 def n_result_header(self, node):224 if len(node) == 3:225 # result_header ::= token result_type class226 node.value = {227 'token': node[0].value,228 'type': self.__translate_type(node[1].value),229 'class_': node[2].value,230 'record_type': 'result'231 }232 elif len(node) == 2:233 # result_header ::= result_type class234 node.value = {235 'token': None,236 'type': self.__translate_type(node[0].value),237 'class_': node[1].value,238 'record_type': 'result'239 }240 def n_stream_record(self, node):241 # stream_record ::= stream_type c_string nl242 node.value = {243 'type': self.__translate_type(node[0].value),244 'value': node[1].value,245 'record_type': 'stream'246 }247 def n_record_list(self, node):248 if len(node) == 1:249 # record_list ::= generic_record250 node.value = [node[0].value]251 elif len(node) == 2:252 # record_list ::= generic_record record_list253 node.value = [node[0].value] + node[1].value254 class GdbDynamicObject:255 def __init__(self, dict_):256 self.graft(dict_)257 def __repr__(self):...
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