autosar-data-specification

This crate exists to support the autosar-data crate.

The Autosar data model is originally specified as .xsd files - one for each version of the standard. All these separate xsd files were parsed into data structures and combined; this crate contains the combined specification data of all 18 Autosar 4 standard revisions.

Supported standards

| xsd filename | description | |-------------------|---------------------------| | AUTOSAR4-0-1.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.0.1 | | AUTOSAR4-0-2.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.0.2 | | AUTOSAR4-0-3.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.0.3 | | AUTOSAR4-1-1.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.1.1 | | AUTOSAR4-1-2.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.1.2 | | AUTOSAR4-1-3.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.1.3 | | AUTOSAR4-2-1.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.2.1 | | AUTOSAR4-2-2.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.2.2 | | AUTOSAR4-3-0.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.3.0 | | AUTOSAR00042.xsd | AUTOSAR Adaptive 17-03 | | AUTOSAR00043.xsd | AUTOSAR Adaptive 17-10 | | AUTOSAR00044.xsd | AUTOSAR Classic 4.3.1 | | AUTOSAR00045.xsd | AUTOSAR Adaptive 18-03 | | AUTOSAR00046.xsd | AUTOSAR Classic 4.4.0 / Adaptive 18-10 | | AUTOSAR00047.xsd | AUTOSAR Adaptive 19-03 | | AUTOSAR00048.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.5.0 | | AUTOSAR00049.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.6.0 | | AUTOSAR00050.xsd | AUTOSAR 4.7.0 |

Since the raw data is rather opaque, it is not exposed directly, but rather there are functions to interact with it.

Using the crate

The main datatype is the ElementType. The type of the <AUTOSAR> element at the root of every arxml file is available as ElementType::ROOT.

Example

```rust use autosardataspecification::*; use std::str::FromStr;

let roottype = ElementType::ROOT; // parsing an element let elementnametext = "AR-PACKAGES"; let elementname = ElementName::fromstr(elementnametext).unwrap(); asserteq!(element_name, ElementName::ArPackages);

let versionmask = AutosarVersion::Autosar430 as u32; if let Some((elementtype, indexlist)) = roottype.findsubelement( elementname, versionmask ) { // parsing an attribute let attributename = AttributeName::fromstr("UUID").unwrap(); if let Some(attributespec) = elementtype.findattributespec(attributename) { // ... } // ... } ```