Fix ODIN codec test

Kernel/LHCbAlgs/tests/scripts/test_ODIN_codec.py

@@ -51,24 +51,31 @@ app.evtSvc().registerObject("destination", obj[2])
 app.evtSvc().registerObject("DAQ", obj[3])
 
 fields = [  # (name, bits)
-    ("runNumber", 32),
-    ("eventType", 16),
-    ("calibrationStep", 12),
-    ("errorBits", 4),
-    ("gpsTime", 64),
-    ("triggerConfigurationKey", 32),
-    ("partitionID", 32),
-    ("bunchId", 12),
-    ("bunchCrossingType", 2),
-    ("nonZeroSuppressionMode", 1),
-    ("timeAlignmentEventCentral", 1),
-    ("timeAlignmentEventWindow", 6),
-    ("stepRunEnable", 1),
-    ("reserved", 5),
-    ("calibrationType", 4),
-    ("orbitNumber", 32),
-    ("eventNumber", 64),
+    (name[0].lower() + name[1:],
+     getattr(GaudiPython.gbl.LHCb.ODIN.Fields, name + "Size")) for name in [
+         "RunNumber",
+         "EventType",
+         "CalibrationStep",
+         "GpsTime",
+         "TriggerConfigurationKey",
+         "PartitionID",
+         "BunchId",
+         "BunchCrossingType",
+         "NonZeroSuppressionMode",
+         "TimeAlignmentEventCentral",
+         "TimeAlignmentEventWindow",
+         "StepRunEnable",
+         "TriggerType",
+         "TimeAlignmentEventFirst",
+         "CalibrationType",
+         "OrbitNumber",
+         "EventNumber",
+     ]
 ]
+
+# check we have all bits
+assert sum(bits for _, bits in fields) == (10 * 32), "some fields are missing"
+
 # Fill the ODIN object
 odin = GaudiPython.gbl.LHCb.ODIN()
 
@@ -78,7 +85,7 @@ odin = GaudiPython.gbl.LHCb.ODIN()
 inputs = {}
 for name, bits in fields:
     inputs[name] = randrange(1 << bits)
-    getattr(odin, "set" + name[0].capitalize() + name[1:])(inputs[name])
+    getattr(odin, "set" + name[0].upper() + name[1:])(inputs[name])
 
 setOwnership(odin, 0)
 app.evtSvc().registerObject(srcOdinLoc, odin)