How to use the pyocd.utility.sequencer.CallSequence function in pyocd

To help you get started, we’ve selected a few pyocd examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.

Secure your code as it's written. Use Snyk Code to scan source code in minutes - no build needed - and fix issues immediately.

github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_nested(self):
        results = []
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', lambda : results.append('b ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 2
        cs2 = CallSequence(
                ('c', cs),
                )
        assert cs2.count == 1
        cs2.invoke()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'b ran']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_replace(self):
        results = []
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', lambda : results.append('b ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 2
        cs.replace_task('b', lambda : results.append('wheee'))
        cs()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'wheee']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_insert_after_4(self):
        cs = CallSequence()
        with pytest.raises(KeyError):
            cs.insert_after('z', ('c', lambda : results.append('c ran')))
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_wrap(self):
        results = []
        def task_b():
            results.append('b ran')
            return "task b result"
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', task_b),
                )
        assert cs.count == 2
        def wrapper(t):
            assert t == "task b result"
            results.append('wrapper ran')
        cs.wrap_task('b', wrapper)
        cs()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'b ran', 'wrapper ran']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_insert_before_3(self):
        results = []
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', lambda : results.append('b ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 2
        cs.insert_before('a', ('c', lambda : results.append('c ran')),
                              ('d', lambda : results.append('d ran')))
        assert cs.count == 4
        cs()
        assert results == ['c ran', 'd ran', 'a ran', 'b ran']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_append_2(self):
        results = []
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 1

        cs.append(        
                ('b', lambda : results.append('b ran')),
                ('c', lambda : results.append('c ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 3
        
        cs.invoke()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'b ran', 'c ran']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_insert_after_1(self):
        results = []
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', lambda : results.append('b ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 2
        cs.insert_after('b', ('c', lambda : results.append('c ran')))
        assert cs.count == 3
        cs()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'b ran', 'c ran']
github mbedmicro / pyOCD / test / unit / test_sequencer.py View on Github external
def test_returned_seq(self):
        results = []
        def task_b():
            results.append('b ran')
            cs2 = CallSequence(
                    ('x', lambda : results.append('x ran')),
                    ('y', lambda : results.append('y ran')),
                    )
            assert cs2.count == 2
            return cs2
        cs = CallSequence(
                ('a', lambda : results.append('a ran')),
                ('b', task_b),
                ('c', lambda : results.append('c ran')),
                )
        assert cs.count == 3
        cs()
        assert results == ['a ran', 'b ran', 'x ran', 'y ran', 'c ran']
github XIVN1987 / DAPCmdr / pyocd / coresight / dap.py View on Github external
def create_aps(self):
        seq = CallSequence()
        for ap_num in self.valid_aps:
            seq.append(
                ('create_ap.{}'.format(ap_num), lambda ap_num=ap_num: self.create_1_ap(ap_num))
                )
        return seq