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Allow using one XSD based target description for many targets. Target description XSD can now use %(target_name)s to refer to target name.

2019-02-19, Edouard Tisserant
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Allow using one XSD based target description for many targets. Target description XSD can now use %(target_name)s to refer to target name.
#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# See COPYING file for copyrights details.
from __future__ import absolute_import
from itertools import repeat, islice, chain
import wx
from connectors.SchemeEditor import SchemeEditor
model = [('host',_("Host:")),
('port',_("Port:"))]
# (scheme, model, secure)
models = [("LOCAL", [], False), ("PYRO", model, False), ("PYROS", model, True)]
Schemes = list(zip(*models)[0])
_PerSchemeConf = {sch : (mod,sec) for sch,mod,sec in models}
class PYRO_dialog(SchemeEditor):
def __init__(self, scheme, *args, **kwargs):
# ID selector is enabled only on PYROS (secure)
self.model, self.EnableIDSelector = _PerSchemeConf[scheme]
SchemeEditor.__init__(self, scheme, *args, **kwargs)
def SetLoc(self, loc):
hostport, ID = list(islice(chain(loc.split("#"), repeat("")),2))
host, port = list(islice(chain(hostport.split(":"), repeat("")),2))
self.SetFields(locals())
def GetLoc(self):
if self.model:
fields = self.GetFields()
template = "{host}"
if fields['port']:
template += ":{port}"
if fields['ID']:
template += "#{ID}"
return template.format(**fields)
return ''