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rdpy/test/test_protocol_rdp_per.py
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#
# Copyright (c) 2014 Sylvain Peyrefitte
#
# This file is part of rdpy.
#
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"""
unit test for rdpy.protocol.rdp.per module
"""
import os, sys
# Change path so we find rdpy
sys.path.insert(1, os.path.join(sys.path[0], '..'))
import unittest
import rdpy.protocol.rdp.t125.per as per
import rdpy.core.type as type
import rdpy.core.error as error
class PERTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""
@summary: test case for per layer (RDP)
"""
def test_per_readLength(self):
"""
@summary: test readLength function in per module
"""
s1 = type.Stream()
s1.writeType(type.UInt8(0x1a))
s1.pos = 0
l1 = per.readLength(s1)
self.assertTrue(l1 == 0x1a, "readLength fail in small format")
s2 = type.Stream()
s2.writeType(type.UInt16Be(0x1abc | 0x8000))
s2.pos = 0
l2 = per.readLength(s2)
self.assertTrue(l2 == 0x1abc, "readLength fail in big format")
def test_per_writeLength(self):
"""
@summary: test writeLength function in per module
"""
l1 = per.writeLength(0x1a)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(l1, type.UInt8), "bad write length type in small case")
l2 = per.writeLength(0x7f)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(l2, type.UInt8), "bad write length type in small case limit")
l3 = per.writeLength(0x80)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(l3, type.UInt16Be), "bad write length type in large case limit")
l4 = per.writeLength(0xab)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(l4, type.UInt16Be), "bad write length type in large case")
def test_per_readInteger(self):
"""
@summary: test readInteger function in per module
"""
for t in [type.UInt8, type.UInt16Be, type.UInt32Be]:
v = t(3)
s = type.Stream()
s.writeType((per.writeLength(type.sizeof(v)), v))
s.pos = 0
self.assertTrue(per.readInteger(s) == 3, "invalid readLength for type %s"%t)
#error case
for l in [0, 3, 5]:
s = type.Stream()
s.writeType(per.writeLength(l))
s.pos = 0
self.assertRaises(error.InvalidValue, per.readInteger, s)
def test_per_writeInteger(self):
"""
@summary: test writeInteger function in per module
"""
(s, i) = per.writeInteger(0xaf)
self.assertTrue(s.value == 1 and isinstance(i, type.UInt8), "invalid writeLength output in case of size 1")
(s, i) = per.writeInteger(0xaff)
self.assertTrue(s.value == 2 and isinstance(i, type.UInt16Be), "invalid writeLength output in case of size 2")
(s, i) = per.writeInteger(0xaffff)
self.assertTrue(s.value == 4 and isinstance(i, type.UInt32Be), "invalid writeLength output in case of size 4")