Implemented stl parser for parsing stl header files.

master
Rostislav Lán 2 years ago
parent bb272a4539
commit 8cbdfeb2ce

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import argparse as ap
import sys
from os.path import exists
import log
def main():
def stl_parser():
""" Main function
Parses stl file header to get info about generated fingerprint.
Parses stl file header.
Returns command for running main.py with preformatted arguments.
"""
# Parse arguments
parser = ap.ArgumentParser(description='Command line utility for parsing fingerprint STL file header')
parser = ap.ArgumentParser(
description='Command line utility for parsing fingerprint STL file header into working command')
parser.add_argument('file', type=str, help='STL file')
args = parser.parse_args()
# Check if file exists
if not exists(args.file):
sys.stderr.write('Error: File does not exist')
sys.exit(1)
log.error_exit('File does not exist')
with open(args.file, "rb") as f:
header = f.read(80).decode('UTF-8')
#print(header, file=sys.stderr)
# Parse header
# First, split header by new line, which serves as header ending character
header = header.split('\n')[0]
# Then, split header by backslash, which separates arguments
header_arr = header.split('\\')
input_file = header_arr[0]
dpi = header_arr[1]
if exists(header_arr[2]):
config = header_arr[2]
preset = header_arr[3]
header_arr = header_arr[1:]
# Create output file name to match input file name
output_file = input_file.split('.')[0] + "_mod.png"
dpi = header_arr[0]
header_arr = header_arr[1:]
# Create command string, later append arguments
arg_string = "python3 src/main.py " + input_file + " " + output_file + " " + dpi
if exists(header_arr[0]):
config_file = header_arr[0]
header_arr = header_arr[1:]
preset = header_arr[0]
arg_string += " -c " + config_file + " " + preset + " --stl "
else:
filters = header_arr[2]
mode = header_arr[-1]
if (mode == "P"):
height_base = header_arr[-2]
height_line = header_arr[-3]
print(input_file, dpi, config, preset, mode,
height_base, height_line, sep='\n')
elif (mode == "C"):
curv_rate_y = header_arr[-2]
curv_rate_x = header_arr[-3]
height_base = header_arr[-4]
height_line = header_arr[-5]
print(input_file, dpi, config, preset, mode,
height_base, height_line, curv_rate_x, curv_rate_y, sep='\n')
elif (mode == "M"):
pass
sys.exit(1)
main()
# This will not work, as filters are stored as shortcuts
# This is done in order to have fewer chars in stl header which is limited to 80
filters = header_arr[0]
arg_string += " -f " + filters
# Check if the last argument is numeric, if not, it is generation mode
header_arr = header_arr[1:]
last_arg = header_arr[-1]
# Append mode and stl arguments
if last_arg.isnumeric():
if len(header_arr) == 2:
mode = "p"
height_line = header_arr[0]
height_base = header_arr[1]
arg_string += mode + " " + height_line + " " + height_base
elif len(header_arr) == 4:
mode = "c"
height_line = header_arr[0]
height_base = header_arr[1]
curv_rate_x = header_arr[2]
curv_rate_y = header_arr[3]
arg_string += mode + " " + height_line + \
" " + height_base + " " + curv_rate_x + " " + curv_rate_y
elif len(header_arr) == 3:
mode = "m"
height_line = header_arr[0]
# TODO: mapped mode arguments
pass
else:
# Print unfinished command
print(arg_string, file=sys.stdout)
log.error_exit('Corrupted file header')
else:
mode = last_arg.lower()
arg_string += mode + " "
if mode == "p":
height_line = header_arr[0]
height_base = header_arr[1]
arg_string += height_line + " " + height_base
elif mode == "c":
height_line = header_arr[0]
height_base = header_arr[1]
curv_rate_x = header_arr[2]
curv_rate_y = header_arr[3]
arg_string += height_line + " " + height_base + \
" " + curv_rate_x + " " + curv_rate_y
elif mode == "m":
height_line = header_arr[0]
pass
else:
# Print unfinished command
print(arg_string, file=sys.stdout)
log.error_exit('Corrupted file header')
# Print finished command
print(arg_string, file=sys.stdout)
stl_parser()

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