source: trunk/src/Utils/Section.cc @ 621

// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Section.cc: Member functions for the Section class, particularly
//             how to interpret the subsection string.
// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
// Copyright (C) 2006, Matthew Whiting, ATNF
//
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// -----------------------------------------------------------------------
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <sstream>
#include <duchamp/Utils/Section.hh>
#include <duchamp/duchamp.hh>

namespace duchamp
{

  Section::Section()
  {
    this->numSections = 0;
  }

  Section::Section(const Section& s)
  {
    operator=(s);
  }
  //--------------------------------------------
 
  Section& Section::operator= (const Section& s)
  {
    if(this == &s) return *this;
    this->subsection  = s.subsection;
    this->numSections = s.numSections;
    this->starts            = s.starts;
    this->dims        = s.dims;
    return *this;
  }
  //--------------------------------------------

  int Section::parse(long *dimAxes, int size)
  {
    std::vector<long> vecDim(size);
    for(int i=0;i<size;i++) vecDim[i] = dimAxes[i];
    return this->parse(vecDim);
  }

  int Section::parse(std::vector<long> dimAxes)
  {
    /// @details
    /// This function reads the subsection string, and registers the
    /// starting values and lengths for each dimension. The array of axis
    /// dimensions is needed to know how long each axis really is, and
    /// whether we have strayed over the limit or not.
    /// 
    /// Note that steps in the subsection string are not dealt with -- a
    /// warning message is written to the screen, and the step values are
    /// removed from the subsection string.
    /// 
    /// The function also does basic checks to make sure it is of the
    /// correct format (ie. has square brackets delimiting it) and the
    /// correct number of sections, returning a FAILURE if either of
    /// these checks fail.
    /// 
    /// \param dimAxes The array of axis dimensions, of which the
    ///                 Section is a subsection.
    /// \return SUCCESS/FAILURE (from duchamp.hh)

    std::stringstream errmsg;

    // First Make sure subsection has [ and ] at ends
    if((this->subsection[0]!='[') || 
       (this->subsection[this->subsection.size()-1]!=']')){
      errmsg.str("");
      errmsg << "Subsection needs to be delimited by square brackets\n"
             << "You provided: " << this->subsection << std::endl;
      duchampError("Section parsing",errmsg.str());
      return FAILURE;
    }

    this->starts.clear();
    this->dims.clear();
  
    this->numSections=1;
    for(unsigned int i=0;i<this->subsection.size();i++)
      if(this->subsection[i]==',') this->numSections++;

    if(numSections!=dimAxes.size()){
      errmsg.str("");
      errmsg << "Subsection has "<<numSections
             <<" sections, compared to a cube with "
             << dimAxes.size() << " axes\n"
             << "Subsection provided was: " << this->subsection << std::endl;
      duchampError("Section parsing",errmsg.str());
      return FAILURE;
    }

    this->starts.resize(this->numSections);
    this->dims.resize(this->numSections);
    this->sections.resize(this->numSections);

    std::vector<std::string> tempsections(numSections); 
    // this will hold the section strings for each dimension
    std::stringstream ss;
    ss.str(this->subsection);
    bool removeStep = false;
    bool doingBorders = false;
    std::string temp;

    getline(ss,temp,'[');
    for(unsigned int i=0;i<numSections-1;i++){
      getline(ss,temp,',');
      tempsections[i]=temp;
    }
    getline(ss,temp,']');
    tempsections[numSections-1]=temp;

    for(unsigned int str=0;str<numSections;str++){
      if(tempsections[str]=="*"){
        this->starts[str] = 0;
        this->dims[str]= dimAxes[str];
        this->sections[str] = tempsections[str];
      }
      else{
        int numColon=0;
        for(unsigned int i=0;i<tempsections[str].size();i++){
          if(tempsections[str][i]==':'){
            tempsections[str][i]=' ';
            numColon++;
          }
        }
        int a,b,c;
        std::stringstream readString,fixedString;
        readString.str(tempsections[str]);
        switch(numColon){
        case 1: // usual case
          readString >> a >> b;
          this->starts[str] = a-1;
          this->dims[str] = b-a+1;
          fixedString << a << ":" << b;
          this->sections[str] = fixedString.str();
          break;
        case 0: // borders case -- so many off each border
          readString >> a;
          if(a>=dimAxes[str]/2){
            errmsg.str("");
            errmsg<< "You requested the subsection " << this->subsection
                  << " but axis #" << str+1 
                  <<" has zero size, since its dimension is " << dimAxes[str]
                  <<".\nI'm not going to parse this! Go and fix it.\n";
            duchampError("Section parsing", errmsg.str());
            return FAILURE;
          }
          this->starts[str] = a;
          this->dims[str] = dimAxes[str]-2*a;
          fixedString << this->starts[str]+1 << ":" 
                      << this->getEnd(str)+1;
          this->sections[str] = fixedString.str();
          doingBorders=true;
          break;
        case 2: // subsection involves a step
        default:
          readString>> a >> b >> c;
          this->starts[str] = a-1;
          this->dims[str] = b-a+1;
          fixedString << a << ":" << b;
          this->sections[str] = fixedString.str();
          removeStep=true;
          break;
        }

      }
    }

    if(removeStep){  // if there was a step present
      errmsg.str("");
      errmsg << "The subsection given is " << this->subsection <<".\n"
             << "Duchamp is currently unable to deal with pixel steps"
             << " in the subsection.\n"
             << "These have been ignored, and so the subection used is ";
    }

    if(removeStep || doingBorders){
      // rewrite subsection without any step sizes and with correct borders.
      this->subsection = "[" + this->sections[0];
      for(unsigned int str=1;str<numSections;str++) 
        this->subsection += ',' + this->sections[str];
      this->subsection += "]";
    }

    if(removeStep){
      errmsg << this->subsection << std::endl;
      duchampWarning("Section parsing", errmsg.str());
    }

    return SUCCESS;
  
  }

  std::string nullSection(int ndim)
  {
    std::stringstream ss;
    ss << "[";
    for(int i=0;i<ndim-1;i++) ss << "*,";
    ss << "*]";
    return ss.str();
  }

}