text: #! /usr/bin/env python
  #
  # Definitions for RADIUS programs
  #
  # Copyright 2002 Miguel A.L. Paraz <mparaz@mparaz.com>
  #
  # This should only be used when testing modules.
  # Inside freeradius, the 'radiusd' Python module is created by the C module
  # and the definitions are automatically created.
  #
  # $Id: 40247b34fd8ff4bd72472d5ee9a306afdf429c5c $
  
  # from modules.h
  
  RLM_MODULE_REJECT = 0
  RLM_MODULE_FAIL = 1
  RLM_MODULE_OK = 2
  RLM_MODULE_HANDLED = 3
  RLM_MODULE_INVALID = 4
  RLM_MODULE_USERLOCK = 5
  RLM_MODULE_NOTFOUND = 6
  RLM_MODULE_NOOP = 7
  RLM_MODULE_UPDATED = 8
  RLM_MODULE_NUMCODES = 9
  
  
  # from radiusd.h
  L_DBG = 1
  L_AUTH = 2
  L_INFO = 3
  L_ERR = 4
  L_PROXY = 5
  L_CONS = 128
  
  OP={       '{':2,   '}':3,   '(':4,   ')':5,   ',':6,   ';':7,  '+=':8,  '-=':9,  ':=':10,
    '=':11, '!=':12, '>=':13,  '>':14, '<=':15,  '<':16, '=~':17, '!~':18, '=*':19, '!*':20,
   '==':21 , '#':22 }
  
  OP_TRY = (':=', '+=', '-=', '=' )
  
  def resolve(*lines):
      tuples = []
      for line in lines:
  	for op in OP_TRY:
  	    arr = line.rsplit(op)
  	    if len(arr)==2:
  		tuples.append((str(arr[0].strip()),OP[op],str(arr[1].strip())))
  		break
      return tuple(tuples)
  
  # log function
  def radlog(level, msg):
      import sys
      sys.stdout.write(msg + '\n')
  
      level = level
  
  
  