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// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Section.hh: Definition of the Section class, used to store
//             definitions of subsections of a FITS file.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (C) 2006, Matthew Whiting, ATNF
//
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#ifndef SECTION_H
#define SECTION_H

#include <string>
#include <vector>

namespace duchamp
{

  /**
   * A class to store information on subsections of a cube. This keeps
   * the subsection itself as a string, plus the parsed information in
   * the format of vectors of starting positions and lengths of each
   * dimension.
   */

  class Section
  {
  public:
    Section();
    Section(std::string &s){subsection=s;};
    Section(const Section& s);
    Section& operator= (const Section& s);
    virtual ~Section(){};

    /** Convert the subsection string into the lists of numerical values. */
    int parse(std::vector<long> dimAxes);

    /** Test whether a given voxel (x,y,z) lies within the subsection */
    bool isInside(int x, int y, int z){
      return (  ( (x>=starts[0])&&(x<starts[0]+dims[0])  ) &&
                ( (y>=starts[1])&&(y<starts[1]+dims[1])  ) &&
                ( (z>=starts[2])&&(z<starts[2]+dims[2])  )   );
    }

    /** Save the subsection string */
    void setSection(std::string s){subsection=s;};
    /** Return the subsection string */
    std::string getSection(){return subsection;};

    /** Return a particular starting value */
    int getStart(int i){return starts[i];};
    /** Set a particular starting value */
    void setStart(int i, int val){starts[i]=val;};

    /** Return a particular dimension length */
    int getDim(int i){return dims[i];};
    /** Set a particular dimension length */
    void setDim(int i, int val){dims[i]=val;};

    /** Return a particular ending value */
    int getEnd(int i){return starts[i]+dims[i]-1;};
    /** Set a particular ending value, using the current starting value */
    void setEnd(int i, int val){dims[i]=val-starts[i]+1;};

    /** Return the full list of start values */
    std::vector<int> getStartList(){return starts;};
    /** Return the full list of dimension lengths */
    std::vector<int> getDimList(){return dims;};

  private:
    std::string subsection;   ///< The string indicating the subsection,
    ///   of the format [a:b,c:d,e:f] etc.
    int numSections;          ///< The number of sections in the string.
    std::vector<int> starts;  ///< The list of starting values (a,c,e)
    std::vector<int> dims;    ///< The list of lengths of each dimension
    ///   (b-a+1,d-c+1,f-e+1)
  };

}

#endif //SECTION_H