Autogenerated python functions to serialize/deserialize binary
messages.
Need to then wrap these functions with the outer AIS packet and then
convert the whole binary blob to a NMEA string. Those functions are not
currently provided in this file.
Requires:
Author:
xmlbinmsg
Version:
4791
Status:
under development
License:
Generated code has no license
To Do:
FIX: put in a description of the message here with fields and
types.
Date:
2007-03-30
BitVector
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encode(params,
validate=False)
Create a sls_waterlevel binary message payload to pack into an AIS
Msg sls_waterlevel. |
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printKml(params,
out=sys.stdout)
KML (Keyhole Markup Language) for Google Earth, but without the
header/footer |
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stdout
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printFields(params,
out=sys.stdout,
format=' std ' ,
fieldList=None,
dbType=' postgres ' )
Print a sls_waterlevel message to stdout. |
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str
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sqlCreateStr(outfile=sys.stdout,
fields=None,
extraFields=None,
addCoastGuardFields=True,
dbType=' postgres ' )
Return the SQL CREATE command for this message type |
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sqlhelp.create
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sqlCreate(fields=None,
extraFields=None,
addCoastGuardFields=True,
dbType=' postgres ' )
Return the sqlhelp object to create the table. |
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str
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sqlInsertStr(params,
outfile=sys.stdout,
extraParams=None,
dbType=' postgres ' )
Return the SQL INSERT command for this message type |
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sqlhelp.insert
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TrueBV = BitVector(bitstring= "1")
Why always rebuild the True bit? This should speed things up a
bunch
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FalseBV = BitVector(bitstring= "0")
Why always rebuild the False bit? This should speed things up a
bunch
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fieldList = ( ' time_month ' , ' time_day ' , ' time_hour ' , ' time_min ' ...
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fieldListPostgres = ( ' time_month ' , ' time_day ' , ' time_hour ' , ' t ...
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toPgFields = { ' pos_latitude ' : ' pos ' , ' pos_longitude ' : ' pos ' }
Go to the Postgis field names from the straight field name
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fromPgFields = { ' pos ' : ( ' pos_longitude ' , ' pos_latitude ' ) }
Go from the Postgis field names to the straight field name
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pgTypes = { ' pos ' : ' POINT ' }
Lookup table for each postgis field name to get its type.
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typeEncodeLut = { ' Relative to datum ' : ' 0 ' , ' Water depth ' : ' 1 ' }
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typeDecodeLut = { ' 0 ' : ' Relative to datum ' , ' 1 ' : ' Water depth ' }
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datumEncodeLut = { ' IGLD-85 ' : ' 1 ' , ' MLLW ' : ' 0 ' , ' Reserved ' : ' 3 ' }
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datumDecodeLut = { ' 0 ' : ' MLLW ' , ' 1 ' : ' IGLD-85 ' , ' 2 ' : ' Reserved ' ...
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