Thank you for answering the question, will follow up there.
I realized there is a regex problem but couldn't pin point where exactly things are going wrong.
If its not too much to ask, let me bother you with one more query.
Looking at the model classes, there are no files with types for validation, so how does ydk-py does the validation ? Does it pick up the types,patterns directly from the yang file while validating the leaf values ? I tried going through the code but lost track after going through the below function:
def _validate_value(leaf_tuple, name, value, logger):
if not isinstance(leaf_tuple, tuple):
return
if isinstance(value, _YFilter):
return
typs = leaf_tuple[1]
for typ in typs:
if _is_identity(typ):
if _validate_identity_value_object(typ, value):
return
elif _is_enum(typ):
if _validate_enum_value_object(typ, value):
return
else:
if _validate_other_type_value_object(typ, value):
return
err_msg = "Invalid value {0} for '{1}'. Got type: '{2}'. Expected types: {3}".format(value, name,
type(value).__name__,
_get_types_string(typs))
def _validate_identity_value_object(typ, value):
if not _is_identity(typ):
return False
mod = importlib.import_module(typ[0])
base_identity_class = getattr(mod, typ[1])
return isinstance(value, base_identity_class)
def _validate_other_type_value_object(typ, value):
if typ == 'Empty':
return isinstance(value, Empty)
if typ == 'str' and (isinstance(value, bytes) or isinstance(value, unicode)):
return True
if typ == 'int' and (isinstance(value, int) or isinstance(value, long)):
return True
typ = eval(typ)
return isinstance(value, typ)
