by default pySim-shell does all kinds of probing and file selection
on startup. This is to determine the card type and to find a suitable
card profile. However, in case the card is non yet provisioned this
probing may cause a error messages and even might upset the cards
internal state. So let's have a commandline option thrugh which we
can instruct pySim-shell to skip any initialization and to give us
a prompt immediately, so that we can enter custom APDUs
Related: OS#6367
Change-Id: I1d8a57de201fe7ad7cbcbc6f72969ea8521e821d
The code had two problems:
* the RESET was only performed in the successful case, but not if
some exceptio was raised
* the RESET was a low-level reset bypassing the RuntimeState,
so the lchan.selected_file was stale afterwards
Fixes: Change-Id Idc2ea1d9263f39b3dff403e1535a5e6c4e88b26f
Change-Id: Ib23d3d5b58b456a25157a622c1010c81cd8b2213
... and populate the RuntimeState.identity['EID'] wit it, so other
[future] parts of the system can use it.
Let's also print the EID (if available) from the 'cardinfo' shell
command.
Change-Id: Idc2ea1d9263f39b3dff403e1535a5e6c4e88b26f
We used __subclasses__(), but this only returns the immediate
subclasses and not all further/nested subclasses. Instead, we must
use the pySim.utils.all_subclasses() function to really get all of them.
The hack to use the method signature of the constructor to determine if
it's an intermediate class didn't work, as even GlobbalPlatformISDR
has a optional argument for non-default AIDs. So let's introduce an
explicit class attribute for that purpose.
Change-Id: I7fb1637f8f7a149b536c4d77dac92736c526aa6c
The function init_card catches all exceptions and then returns None
objects for card or rs in case of an error. This does not fit in the
style we pursue in pySim. This is in particular true for library
functions. We want those functions to raise exceptions when something is
wrong, so that we can catch the exception at top level. Let's fix this
for init_card now.
Related: OS#6271
Change-Id: I581125d8273ef024f6dbf3a5db6116be15c5c95d
The point of this is to move generic code out of pySim-shell.py,
paving the way for more/other executables using the full power of
our class model without having to reinvent the wheel.
Change-Id: Icf557ed3064ef613ed693ce28bd3514a97a938bd
