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DFReader: Create DFMetaData class to handle logger metadata #929

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This PR adds a DFMetaData class to the DFReader.m file, which is used to handle LogMessage XML meta-data for use by MAVExplorer and potentially other tools. It links to PR ArduPilot/MAVProxy#1337.

The class is set as the metadata attribute of DFReader class, and at present includes methods:

  • reset - clear cached data, in case of new download, or change of vehicle type
  • dot_mavproxy - copy of function in mp_util, to avoid dependency on MavProxy
  • metadata_tree - return metadata map for use by other function, including cached version once loaded.
  • print_help - print the help for specified log message
  • get_description - return the description of the specified log message

Tested using the "logmessage help" command in MAVExplorer (with PR ArduPilot/MAVProxy#1337). For example:

MAV> logmessage help ORGN
Log Message: ORGN
Vehicle navigation origin or other notable position

TimeUS [μs] : Time since system startup
Type [instance] : Position type
Lat [deglatitude] : Position latitude
Lng [deglongitude] : Position longitude
Alt [m] : Position altitude

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Have you checked how much extra RAM this consumes when you load an ArduPlane logfile? Is it simply roughly equal to the size of the metadata file, or does it blow out?

Also, what's the parse-time like on the file? "not noticable" is probably the answer, but a quick check with a pair of time.time() calls would be nice.

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peterbarker commented Mar 21, 2024 via email

DFMetaData added as metadata attribute of DFReader class
download static method to download XML into .pymavlink/LogMessages
When needed, reads <vehicle>.xml file from ~/.pymavlink/LogMessages
Method for printing help text for MAVExplorer 'logmessage help' command
Method for returning log message description
Applied code update suggestions and performed flake8 check on new code

Co-authored-by: Peter Barker <pb-gh@barker.dropbear.id.au>
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Have you checked how much extra RAM this consumes when you load an ArduPlane logfile? Is it simply roughly equal to the size of the metadata file, or does it blow out?

Also, what's the parse-time like on the file? "not noticable" is probably the answer, but a quick check with a pair of time.time() calls would be nice.

I still need to do the RAM/CPU time check, but I think all other comments are addressed.

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LGTM

@staticmethod
def download_url(url):
'''download a URL and return the content'''
if sys.version_info.major < 3:
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Probably don't need this compatability code. IIRC the "exists_ok" used below makes this stuff Py3 only anyway...

with gzip.GzipFile(fileobj=io.BytesIO(data)) as gz:
data = gz.read()
try:
open(file, mode='wb').write(data)
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I've become rather partial to pathlib myself, but I do understand this is just swiped from MAVProxy.

resp = url_open(url)
except url_error as e:
print('Error downloading %s : %s' % (url, e))
return None
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I wonder if we really should be doing this rather than making the caller catch the exceptions...

if data is None:
continue
# decompress it...
with gzip.GzipFile(fileobj=io.BytesIO(data)) as gz:
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We actually also produce .xz for these... they're about 75% the size of the .gz

@peterbarker peterbarker merged commit 2f6e31e into ArduPilot:master Apr 2, 2024
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Tested it. Merged,thanks!

@shancock884 shancock884 deleted the logmessage-help branch April 2, 2024 14:44
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