How to use the triton.OPCODE function in triton

def test_opcode(self):
        """Check opcode informations."""
        self.assertEqual(self.inst.getOpcode(), b"\x48\x01\xd8")
        self.assertEqual(self.inst.getType(), OPCODE.X86.ADD)

print('[+] Starting emulation.')

    while pc:
        # Fetch opcode
        opcode = Triton.getConcreteMemoryAreaValue(pc, 16)

        # Create the Triton instruction
        instruction = Instruction()
        instruction.setOpcode(opcode)
        instruction.setAddress(pc)

        # Process
        Triton.processing(instruction)
        print(instruction)

        if instruction.getType() == OPCODE.X86.HLT:
            break

        # Simulate routines
        hookingHandler()

        # Next
        pc = Triton.getConcreteRegisterValue(Triton.registers.rip)

    print('[+] Emulation done.')
    return

def is_conditional(self, inst):
        return inst.getType() in (triton.OPCODE.JAE, triton.OPCODE.JA, triton.OPCODE.JBE, triton.OPCODE.JB, triton.OPCODE.JCXZ, triton.OPCODE.JECXZ, triton.OPCODE.JE, triton.OPCODE.JGE, triton.OPCODE.JG, triton.OPCODE.JLE, triton.OPCODE.JL, triton.OPCODE.JNE, triton.OPCODE.JNO, triton.OPCODE.JNP, triton.OPCODE.JNS, triton.OPCODE.JO, triton.OPCODE.JP, triton.OPCODE.JS)

# Process
        Triton.processing(instruction)
        count += 1

        #print(instruction)

        # NOTE: Here is the solution of the challenge. The flag is decoded
        # and written into the memory. So, let's track all memory STORE of
        # 1 byte.
        for mem, memAst in instruction.getStoreAccess():
            if mem.getSize() == CPUSIZE.BYTE:
                sys.stdout.write(chr(Triton.getConcreteMemoryValue(mem)))
        # End of solution

        if instruction.getType() == OPCODE.X86.HLT:
            break

        # Simulate routines
        hookingHandler()

        # Next
        pc = Triton.getConcreteRegisterValue(Triton.registers.rip)

    debug('Instruction executed: %d' %(count))
    return

def inst_iter(self, pc=None):

        while True:
            inst = self.process_inst()
            if inst.getType() == triton.OPCODE.HLT:
                break
            yield inst

def is_conditional(self, inst):
        return inst.getType() in (triton.OPCODE.JAE, triton.OPCODE.JA, triton.OPCODE.JBE, triton.OPCODE.JB, triton.OPCODE.JCXZ, triton.OPCODE.JECXZ, triton.OPCODE.JE, triton.OPCODE.JGE, triton.OPCODE.JG, triton.OPCODE.JLE, triton.OPCODE.JL, triton.OPCODE.JNE, triton.OPCODE.JNO, triton.OPCODE.JNP, triton.OPCODE.JNS, triton.OPCODE.JO, triton.OPCODE.JP, triton.OPCODE.JS)

while pc:
        # Fetch opcode
        opcode = Triton.getConcreteMemoryAreaValue(pc, 16)

        # Create the Triton instruction
        instruction = Instruction()
        instruction.setOpcode(opcode)
        instruction.setAddress(pc)

        # Process
        Triton.processing(instruction)
        count += 1

        #print instruction

        if instruction.getType() == OPCODE.X86.HLT:
            break

        # Simulate routines
        hookingHandler()

        # Next
        pc = Triton.getConcreteRegisterValue(Triton.registers.rip)

    debug('Instruction executed: %d' %(count))
    return