fix packetOut validation and in_port enum reference #403
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| @@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ class PacketOut(GenericMessage): | |||
| #: :class:`~pyof.v0x01.common.header.Header` | |||
| header = Header(message_type=Type.OFPT_PACKET_OUT) | |||
| buffer_id = UBInt32() | |||
| in_port = UBInt16() | |||
| in_port = UBInt16(enum_ref=Port) | |||
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in_port should not have an enum_ref, as you said in #364 (comment)
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true, I realized it after the PR, I'm fixing it, just a sec
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Another thing.
The _validate_in_port method seems to have a strange behavior to me.
Sometimes it just return, allowing in_port to have a integer value, sometimes it try to return an instance of Port (and even do another check of this value against _VIRT_IN_PORTS. Is this correct?
| if isinstance(port, Port): | ||
| if port not in _VIRT_IN_PORTS: | ||
| if (isinstance(self.in_port, int) and | ||
| (self.in_port > 0 and self.in_port < Port.OFPP_MAX.value)): |
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Port is a IntEnum, thus you do not need to use the .value here, it's elements can be directly compared to integers out of the box.
Also, why comparing if the in_port is less then Port.OFPP_MAX instead of less or equal to ?
In [4]: Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[4]: <Port.OFPP_MAX: 65280>
In [5]: 65280 == Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[5]: True
In [6]: 65280 >= Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[6]: True
In [7]: 65280 > Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[7]: False
In [8]: 65280 < Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[8]: False
In [9]: 65281 <= Port.OFPP_MAX
Out[9]: False
In [10]: 65279 <= Port.OFPP_MAX
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lines 116 to 118 treats valid ports that are not in Port class. the function returns so they don't get to be parsed to a instance of Port.
lines 119 to 125 treats valid ports that are in the Port class.
Since OFPP_MAX is in the Port class, we should let it be parsed.
I left the .value there because it was already there. (commit 7c7faf7)
| @@ -98,7 +98,7 @@ def unpack(self, buff, offset=0): | |||
| attribute = deepcopy(class_attribute) | |||
| if attribute_name == 'actions': | |||
| length = self.actions_len.value | |||
| attribute.unpack(buff[begin:begin+length]) | |||
| attribute.unpack(buff[begin:begin + length]) | |||
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This is was discussed in another PR and there should be no spaces around operator in list ranges.
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What pep8 relaxed rules say is that the spaces are optional. Not that "there should be no spaces".
I changed it anyway.
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@macartur can you please try to understand this issue and make sure that all comments / changes requests are ok ? Thanks a lot. |
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Packet_out validation is done with 6213565 - I'm closing this. |
closes #402