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pySim.apdu: Get rid of HexAdapter

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In the past, we always wrapped a HexAdapter around bytes-like data in
order to make sure it's printed as hex-digits.  However, now that we are
doing JSON output it's much easier to let the pySim.utils.JsonEncoder
take care of this in a generic way.

We should do a similar migration all over pySim (pySim-shell,
filesystem, etc.) - but for now only do it in the low-hanging fruit of
pySim-trace aka pySim.apdu

Change-Id: I0cde40b2db08b4db9c10c1ece9ca6fdd42aa9154
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Harald Welte
2024-07-19 18:46:30 +02:00
committed by laforge
parent c800f2a716
commit 87b4f99a90
4 changed files with 33 additions and 33 deletions
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@@ -99,7 +99,7 @@ class UiccSelect(ApduCommand, n='SELECT', ins=0xA4, cla=['0X', '4X', '6X']):
logger.warning('SELECT UNKNOWN FID %s', file_hex)
elif mode == 'df_name':
# Select by AID (can be sub-string!)
aid = self.cmd_dict['body']
aid = b2h(self.cmd_dict['body'])
sels = lchan.rs.mf.get_app_selectables(['AIDS'])
adf = self._find_aid_substr(sels, aid)
if adf:
@@ -115,7 +115,7 @@ class UiccSelect(ApduCommand, n='SELECT', ins=0xA4, cla=['0X', '4X', '6X']):
self.file = lchan.selected_file
if 'body' in self.rsp_dict:
# not every SELECT is asking for the FCP in response...
return lchan.selected_file.decode_select_response(self.rsp_dict['body'])
return lchan.selected_file.decode_select_response(b2h(self.rsp_dict['body']))
return None
@@ -128,7 +128,7 @@ class UiccStatus(ApduCommand, n='STATUS', ins=0xF2, cla=['8X', 'CX', 'EX']):
def process_on_lchan(self, lchan):
if self.cmd_dict['p2'] == 'response_like_select':
return lchan.selected_file.decode_select_response(self.rsp_dict['body'])
return lchan.selected_file.decode_select_response(b2h(self.rsp_dict['body']))
def _decode_binary_p1p2(p1, p2) -> Dict:
ret = {}