34 lines
813 B
Python
34 lines
813 B
Python
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## **** Device Class ****
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## by Aidan Macdonald (aidan.plenert.macdonald@gmail.com)
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## Standard framework for the a Device that is attached
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## to the PTY_Interface
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class Device:
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##
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##%% No initialization
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##
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##%% handleCMD(pty_interface, command, arguments)
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## A device attached to a PTY_Interface will handle commands
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## passed to it from the PTY_Interface by a call made to
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## this function.
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## pty_interface will be a referance to the interface that called
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## this function
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## command will be a string with the text of the command read
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## from the pty device
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## arguments is an array of the arguments to said command read
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## from the pty device
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## The string returned by this function will be written to
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## the pty device
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def handleCMD(self, fpl, cmd, args=[]):
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return ""
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