Version 0.2.1

New Features

• New primitives: s24,s48,s96,u24,u48,u96
• New primitive: Array
• Optional parameter to select indentation character(s) when translating
• Will follow #include paths to search (but not translate) for additional definitions
• else if translates correctly to elif
• Try apply #define s.
• Try to translate namespaces (their usage, not definition)
• Use IntStructs (u8, s16, etc.) as if they were dollars (see README for exceptions)

Bug Fixes

• BitFields now work like ImHex
• Various fixes to operators with primitives
• Fixes to signed ints

Version 0.2.0

New features

• Constructors (__init__) are now more intuitive.
• Added @ operator, which works like ImHex's.
• Added operators to integer primitive types, so if both a and b are u8, a+b works, instead of the old int(a)+int(b) or a.value+b.value.
• Primitives can now be initialized with a value, without a Dollar.
• Names for primitives and auto-generated classes are now optional.
• Various bug fixes.

Breaking changes

Since the constructors are different, new generated files won't be compatible with old ones without changing them.

Old:

byts : bytes = b'\x58'
offset: Dollar = Dollar(0x00, byts)
my_int: u8 = u8("my_int", offset)

New:

byts : bytes = b'\x58'
offset: Dollar = Dollar(0x00, byts)
my_int: u8 = u8() @ offset

Version 0.1.1

Bug fixes

• Fixed type annotations which prevented it from working in newer python versions

New features

• Dollar and integer primitives don't have to be casted to int() before doing operations on them
• Float, double, char and Bool work as expected. char16 works like an array of 2 chars

Version 0.0.1

Convert simple structs and bitfields to python classes.