• try:

•    addrfmt = CONF.get("hexdump_addrfmt", "developer")
  

• except Exception:

•    addrfmt = "decimal"
  

• if addrfmt == None:

•    addrfmt = "decimal"
  

• elif (addrfmt != "decimal" and addrfmt != "hex" and addrfmt != "both"):

•    print "Invalid hexdump_addrfmt value %s. Using decimal." % addrfmt 
  

•    addrfmt = "decimal"
  
  

  for i in range(0, (len(data)/line_sz)):

•    out += "%03i: " % (i * line_sz)
  

•    if addrfmt == "hex":
  

•        out += "x%04X: " % (i * line_sz)
  

•    elif addrfmt == "both":
  

•        out += "%04i x%04X: " % ((i * line_sz), (i * line_sz))
  

•    else:
  

•        out += "%04i: " % (i * line_sz)
  

Just a thought...

Instead of having them choose from a few different symbolic choices, why not just let them specify the format themselves? So in the config:

hexdump_addrfmt = %0000x

and in the code:

fmt = CONF.get("hexdump_addrfmt", "developer") . . . thing = fmt % addr

I can just see someone coming along and wanting octal or something and if we just let them specify the format, we can avoid adding new symbols. What do you think?

--Dan