odxtools

import odxtools import os # This example requires an actual .pdx file. # For demonstration, we'll assume 'path/to/my_ecu.pdx' exists. # Replace 'path/to/my_ecu.pdx' with your ODX database file. # You can find example .pdx files in the odxtools GitHub repository. # Create a dummy .pdx file for demonstration purposes if it doesn't exist # In a real scenario, you would have your actual ODX/PDX file. pdx_file_path = 'my_ecu.pdx' if not os.path.exists(pdx_file_path): with open(pdx_file_path, 'w') as f: f.write("<ODXLINK><DATABASE><CONTAINER name='DummyECU'/></DATABASE></ODXLINK>") print(f"Created a dummy file: {pdx_file_path}") try: # Load an ODX database from a .pdx file db = odxtools.load_pdx_file(pdx_file_path) # List available ECUs (Electronic Control Units) print(f"Loaded database contains {len(db.ecus)} ECUs:") for ecu in db.ecus: print(f"- {ecu.short_name} (ID: {ecu.oid if hasattr(ecu, 'oid') else 'N/A'})") # Example: Accessing services of the first ECU (if any) if db.ecus: first_ecu = db.ecus[0] print(f"\nServices offered by {first_ecu.short_name}:") if hasattr(first_ecu, 'services') and first_ecu.services: for service in first_ecu.services: print(f"- {service.short_name}") else: print(" No services found for this ECU in the dummy file.") except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}") finally: # Clean up the dummy file if os.path.exists(pdx_file_path): os.remove(pdx_file_path) print(f"Cleaned up dummy file: {pdx_file_path}")