An issue in pdu_encoding about smpp.pdu

[theduderog]

Sorry if this is short. I'm on mobile right now. The type for dataCoding.scheme is intended to be an enum, not a string so the "if" test is checking enum equality using the enum module.

I hope this makes sense. If not, can u give sample code or test where it fails?

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On Aug 28, 2012, at 12:19 PM, Fourat Zouari [email protected] wrote:

at line 427:

def _encodeSchemeDataAsInt(self, dataCoding):
    if dataCoding.scheme == pdu_types.DataCodingScheme.GSM_MESSAGE_CLASS:
        return self._encodeGsmMsgSchemeDataAsInt(dataCoding)
    raise ValueError("Unknown data coding scheme %s" % scheme)

first, scheme is not defined so this code would lead to an error; second the test at line 425:

    if dataCoding.scheme == pdu_types.DataCodingScheme.GSM_MESSAGE_CLASS:

should be fixed with casting values with str() to get the test working.

I didnt push a request with this correction because i didnt understand the difference between _encodeSchemeDataAsInt() method and this one (just on top of it):

def _encodeSchemeNameAsInt(self, dataCoding):
    schemeName = str(dataCoding.scheme)
    if schemeName not in constants.data_coding_scheme_name_map:
        raise ValueError("Unknown data_coding scheme name %s" % schemeName)
    return constants.data_coding_scheme_name_map[schemeName]

schemeName is casted before the "if" test the right way, so is there any reason why its implemented in a different way in _encodeSchemeDataAsInt()

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[farirat]

Thank you, that make sense now.

What about the scheme variable at line 427 ?

[theduderog]

That looks like a bug. Thanks.

[theduderog]

Fixed. Thx.