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BitCode/BitFlag Python Example
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# Name: BitCode/BitFlag Python Example | |
# Author: Bryan McIntosh | |
###################################################################### | |
# Set bitCode/Flag to run various/multiple sections of code. | |
# Add the numbers together for each section to run. | |
# 1: Call section 0 - example: Clean temp directory | |
# 2: Call section 1 - example: Run FTP Download | |
# 4: Call section 2 - example: Analyze FTP files and clean | |
# 8: Call section 3 - example: Say hi | |
###################################################################### | |
##fn_bits: Calculate binary (base2) numbers from integer (base10) | |
def fn_bits(n): | |
while n: | |
b = n & (~n+1) | |
yield b | |
n ^= b | |
#End function fn_bits | |
bitRunCode = 9 #This is default, Runs 1 and 8 (1+8=9). Providing runtime argument[1] will override | |
if len(sys.argv) == 2: | |
try: | |
bitRunCode = int(sys.argv[1]) | |
except: | |
print 'Invalid runtime argument, exiting program without running' | |
sys.exit() | |
for b in fn_bits(bitRunCode): | |
if b == 1: | |
print 'Call section 0: Clean directory' | |
elif b == 2: | |
print '\n Call section 1: FTP' | |
elif b == 4: | |
print '\n Call section 2: Analyze' | |
elif b == 8: | |
print '\n Call section 3: Hi! | |
else: | |
print 'bitRunCode not in range - but you can always add more.' | |
#FIN |
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