srdhelper: Add SrdIntEnum with various helper methods.

[libsigrokdecode.git] / decoders / common / srdhelper / mod.py

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from enum import IntEnum, unique
from itertools import chain

# Return the specified BCD number (max. 8 bits) as integer.
def bcd2int(b):
    return (b & 0x0f) + ((b >> 4) * 10)

def bin2int(s: str):
    return int('0b' + s, 2)

def bitpack(bits):
    return sum([b << i for i, b in enumerate(bits)])

def bitunpack(num, minbits=0):
    res = []
    while num or minbits > 0:
        res.append(num & 1)
        num >>= 1
        minbits -= 1
    return tuple(res)

@unique
class SrdIntEnum(IntEnum):
    @classmethod
    def _prefix(cls, p):
        return tuple([a.value for a in cls if a.name.startswith(p)])

    @classmethod
    def prefixes(cls, prefix_list):
        if isinstance(prefix_list, str):
            prefix_list = prefix_list.split()
        return tuple(chain(*[cls._prefix(p) for p in prefix_list]))

    @classmethod
    def _suffix(cls, s):
        return tuple([a.value for a in cls if a.name.endswith(s)])

    @classmethod
    def suffixes(cls, suffix_list):
        if isinstance(suffix_list, str):
            suffix_list = suffix_list.split()
        return tuple(chain(*[cls._suffix(s) for s in suffix_list]))

    @classmethod
    def from_list(cls, name, l):
        # Manually construct (Python 3.4 is missing the 'start' argument).
        # Python defaults to start=1, but we want start=0.
        return cls(name, [(l[i], i) for i in range(len(l))])

    @classmethod
    def from_str(cls, name, s):
        return cls.from_list(name, s.split())