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A set of python modules for working with AUTOSAR XML files
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The example runs with error: d = Decimal(float(version)) ValueError: could not convert string to float: '4.2.2' #67

Closed DDxxg closed 3 months ago

DDxxg commented 4 years ago

Hi, I use the example like as bellows: import autosar

Create some packages and data types

ws = autosar.workspace('4.2.2') datatypes = ws.createPackage('DataTypes', role='DataType') basetypes = datatypes.createSubPackage('BaseTypes') u8Type = basetypes.createSwBaseType('uint8', 8, nativeDeclaration='uint8') u16Type = basetypes.createSwBaseType('uint16', 16, nativeDeclaration='uint16') u32Type = basetypes.createSwBaseType('uint32', 32, nativeDeclaration='uint32') ws.saveXML('basetypes.arxml')

Print reference and name for the created objects

print('u8Type.name: ' + u8Type.name) print('u8Type.ref: ' + u8Type.ref) print('u16Type.name: ' + u16Type.name) print('u16Type.ref: ' + u16Type.ref) print('u32Type.name: ' + u32Type.name) print('u32Type.ref: ' + u32Type.ref)

and it fails with: d = Decimal(float(version)) ValueError: could not convert string to float: '4.2.2'

cogu commented 4 years ago

Hi, I am unable to reproduce this error. I have tried both master branch (latest) as well as release v0.3.8 and they both work fine with the given example.

  1. Which release/commit are you actually using?
  2. What is your Python version and Operating System?
  3. Is your OS using a locale/language where floating point separator isn't the dot character (.)?

Also, could you try this example and report back what it prints?

import autosar

ws = autosar.workspace('4.2.2')
print(ws.version)

It's supposed to print "4.2" but in your case it seems to have become "4.2.2" which means that version parser isn't working properly to begin with. Hence question 3 above.

cogu commented 3 months ago

Unable to reproduce. Closing due to inactivity.