twbk_opener_ND2000/tbwk/RawOpener.py
2025-03-27 14:51:37 +08:00

216 lines
6.3 KiB
Python

try:
import defusedxml.cElementTree as ET
except ImportError:
try:
import defusedxml.ElementTree as ET
except ImportError:
import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET
import datetime
import numpy as np
class Block:
""" Represents a "Block" in a tbwk file."""
Measurement = 151
head = None
type = None
parts = None
content = None
offset = None
def __init__(self, head, type, size, content, offset):
self.head = head
self.type = type
self.size = size
self.content = content
self.offset = offset
if type == 62:
self.parse_xml()
elif type == 63:
self.parse_xml()
elif type == 150:
self.parse_150()
elif type == 151:
self.parse_subblock()
elif type == 152:
self.parse_152()
elif type == 920:
self.parse_subblock()
elif type == 921:
self.parse_921()
elif type == 922:
self.parsed_content = None
elif type == 930:
self.parse_subblock()
elif type == 931:
self.parse_931()
elif type == 932:
self.parse_uv()
elif type == 990:
self.parse_xml()
elif type == 991:
self.parse_991()
elif type < 10000:
raise Exception(f"No clue what block {type} is.")
def __repr__(self):
# alt_types = (int.from_bytes(self.head[:1], "little"), int.from_bytes(self.head[1:2], "little"))
return f"<TBWK-Block {self.type} ({self.describe()}) at offset {self.offset} with size {self.size}>"
def describe(self):
if self.type == 63:
return "Main XML"
elif self.type == 991:
return self.parsed_content[0]
elif self.type == 151:
return self.parsed_content[0].parsed_content[1]
def parse_xml(self):
xml = ET.fromstring(self.content[12:])
self.parsed_content = xml
def parse_subblock(self):
content = self.content[12:]
self.parsed_content = unpack(content)
def parse_uv(self):
content = self.content[59:]
offset = 0
length1, label_long = unpack_string(content)
length2, label_short = unpack_string(content[offset + length1 + 1:])
offset += 1 + length1 + 1 + length2
offset += 8 # 8 empty bytes
offset += 21 # 4 indicating dimension again, followed by int8, then by 2x float64.
# First of these floats was 1 for 0 for y-axis and 1 for x-axis
# Second was in both cases 0. Needs more "figuring out".
number_of_values = int.from_bytes(content[offset:offset + 4], "little")
values = content[offset + 4:]
values = np.frombuffer(values, dtype="<f8")
self.parsed_content = (label_long, label_short, number_of_values, values)
def parse_921(self):
length, title = unpack_string(self.content[12:])
self.parsed_content = title
def parse_931(self):
offset = 12
length, blocktype = unpack_string(self.content[offset:])
offset += 1 + length
length, fileformat = unpack_string(self.content[offset:])
offset += 1 + length
length, samplename = unpack_string(self.content[offset:])
offset += 1 + length
sampletime = unpack_datetime(self.content[offset:])
self.parsed_content = (blocktype, fileformat, samplename, sampletime)
def parse_991(self):
stringLength = int.from_bytes(self.content[12:13], "little")
objectType = self.content[13:13 + stringLength]
xml = ET.fromstring(self.content[13 + stringLength:])
self.parsed_content = (objectType, xml)
def parse_150(self):
content = self.content[12:]
offset = 0
length, workbook = unpack_string(content)
offset += length + 1 + 8
length, workbook_type = unpack_string(content[offset:])
offset += length + 1 + 12
length, source = unpack_string(content[offset:])
offset += length + 1
length, measurement_type = unpack_string(content[offset:])
offset += length + 1
length, application_name = unpack_string(content[offset:])
offset += length + 1
length, application_version = unpack_string(content[offset:])
offset += length + 1
self.parsed_content = (workbook, workbook_type, source, measurement_type, application_name, application_version)
def parse_152(self):
content = self.content[12:]
length, blocktype = unpack_string(content)
length, samplename = unpack_string(content[length + 1 + 8:])
self.parsed_content = (blocktype, samplename)
def unpack_string(content):
length = content[0]
string = content[1:1 + length]
return length, string
def unpack_datetime(filetime_bin):
""" Converts windows file time to a datetime object.
Windows file time is a 64bit integer noted in "100 ns since January 1, 1601 UTC"
For conversion, we need to adjust the epoch first and then convert to seconds.
Source:
https://support.microsoft.com/en-za/help/167296/how-to-convert-a-unix-time-t-to-a-win32-filetime-or-systemtime
"""
assert len(filetime_bin) == 8
filetime_int = int.from_bytes(filetime_bin, "little")
unixtime_in_100ns = filetime_int - 116444736000000000 # Shift the epoch to January 1, 1970 UTC
unixtime_in_s = unixtime_in_100ns * 0.000_000_1 # 0.000_000_1 s/100 ns
return datetime.datetime.fromtimestamp(unixtime_in_s)
def unpack(content):
""" Unpacks a file or subfile and returns the individual blocks."""
assert content[0:4] == b"\xfe\xff\xff\xff"
header_size = int.from_bytes(content[32:36], "little")
# Unpack blocks
blocks = []
offset = 40 + header_size
while True:
block_head = content[offset:offset + 12]
block_type = int.from_bytes(content[offset:offset + 4], "little")
block_size = int.from_bytes(content[offset + 4:offset + 8], "little")
block_none = int.from_bytes(content[offset + 8:offset + 12], "little")
block = content[offset + 12:offset + 12 + block_size]
blocks.append(Block(block_head, block_type, block_size, block, offset))
offset += 12 + block_size
if offset == len(content):
break
return blocks