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#ifndef TABLES_RETYPEDARRAYENGINE_H
#define TABLES_RETYPEDARRAYENGINE_H
//# Includes
#include <casacore/casa/aips.h>
#include <casacore/tables/DataMan/BaseMappedArrayEngine.h>
#include <casacore/tables/Tables/TableRecord.h>
namespace casacore { //# NAMESPACE CASACORE - BEGIN
//# Forward Declarations
// <summary>
// Virtual column engine to retype and reshape arrays.
// </summary>
// <use visibility=export>
// <reviewed reviewer="Brian Glendenning" date="1995/12/20" tests="dRetypedArrayEngine.cc" demos=dRetypedArrayEngine.h>
// </reviewed>
// <prerequisite>
//# Classes you should understand before using this one.
// <li> <linkto class=BaseMappedArrayEngine>BaseMappedArrayEngine</linkto>
// </prerequisite>
// <synopsis>
// RetypedArrayEngine maps a virtual column containing arrays of objects
// to a stored column containing arrays of data of another type. Usually
// the dimensionality of the arrays get smaller during this mapping process.
// The engine makes it possible to store an array of any type in a table.
// <br>
// For example, a column with 2D arrays of StokesVector's can be mapped to
// a column with 3D arrays of floats (of which the first axes has, say,
// length 4). Another example is mapping a 2D array of StokesMatrix's
// to a 4D array of floats.
// <p>
// The mapping process has to be done by a (static) set and get
// function in the VirtualType class. When a RetypedArrayEngine object is
// constructed, it is possible to pass information in a TableRecord. This
// TableRecord is indirectly passed to the set/get functions. This is done by
// means of the function newCopyInfo, which can preprocess the information
// in the TableRecord and store it in another object. That object is passed to
// the set and get functions. At the end a function deleteCopyInfo is called
// to delete the object. Of course, it is not needed to allocate such
// an object; newCopyInfo can return a null pointer.
// <note role=tip> Because the variables have to be generic and because of
// limitations in the CFront compiler, several variables have to be
// passed as void* and need to be casted in the set/get functions.
// </note>
//
// The virtual column data type class has to contain several functions.
// The example shows how they can be implemented.
// <dl>
// <dt> <src>static String dataTypeId();</src>
// <dd> has to give the (unique) name of the class.
// <dt> <src>static IPosition shape();</src>
// <dd> This has to return the full shape of the elements in the virtual.
// E.g. StokesVector will return [4]. StokesMatrix will return [4,4].
// <dt> <src>static void* newCopyInfo (const TableRecord& record,
// const IPosition& virtualElementShape);</src>
// <dd> This function has to setup the set/get functions by preprocessing the
// information contained in the TableRecord and storing it in a so-called
// "copyInfo" object. A pointer to that object has to be returned, which
// is kept by the engine and passed to the set/get functions.
// The "copyInfo" class can be a nested class in the VirtualType
// (as shown in the StokesVector example), but it can also
// be an independent class.
// <br>
// The supplied TableRecord is the TableRecord given when
// constructing the engine.
// When no TableRecord was given, it will be empty.
// The supplied shape is the shape of a virtual element as given to
// the constructor of the engine. This can be a full or partial shape.
// E.g. for a StokesVector it will usually be [4], but it can also,
// say, [1] if only U is used.
// The function could check if the information in the TableRecord
// and the shape match.
// <br>
// Of course, a VirtualType may not need any extra information.
// Therefore it is possible to return a null "copyInfo" pointer.
// <dt> <src>static void deleteCopyInfo (void* copyInfo);</src>
// <dd> This function has to delete the "copyInfo" object allocated
// by newCopyInfo. To do so, it needs to cast the pointer to the
// correct type.
// <dt> <src>static void set (void* copyInfo, void* out,
// const Array<StoredType>& in,
// const IPosition& virtualElementShape);</src>
// <dd> This function is called when an <src>Array<VirtualType></src> is read.
// It has to convert the StoredType array to the VirtualType array.
// In principle, there are two different cases (which can be deduced
// from the given shape):
// <ol>
// <li> The stored information is complete. For example: suppose the
// VirtualType is a StokesVector object (containing I, Q, U and V),
// When the stored array contains 4 values per StokesVector,
// it is complete.
// <br>
// In this case the entire virtual array can be directly copied from
// the stored array when the VirtualType object contains no
// virtual functions and the data are directly contained in it.
// The function
// <br>
// <linkto group=RetypedArraySetGet.h#RetypedArrayEngineSetGet>
// <src>
// retypedArrayEngineSet (Array<VirtualType>& out,
// const Array<StoredType>& in);
// </src></linkto><br>
// can be used for this purpose.
// <li> When in the example above the stored array contains less
// than 4 values per StokesVector, the stored information
// is incomplete. In this case the set function has to
// fill the data in one way or another. The information
// in the "copyInfo" object can assist in it.
// <br>
// Each VirtualType element has to be set individually, so
// a loop through the array is required. To assist in this,
// the loop has been implemented in the function
// <br>
// <linkto group=RetypedArraySetGet.h#RetypedArrayEngineSetGet>
// <src>
// retypedArrayEngineSet (Array<VirtualType>& out,
// const Array<StoredType>& in,
// const void* extraArgument);
// </src></linkto>
// <br> It calls the VirtualType function
// <srcblock>
// void setElem (const StoredType* data, const IPosition& shape,
// const void* extraArgument);
// </srcblock>
// for each VirtualType element. This set function has to
// fill the VirtualType object from the data. It can use the
// shape and the extraArgument to know how it should do it.
// <br>
// Note that the 3-argument function retypedArrayEngineSet is
// only a convenience function. For optimal performance it may
// be needed to handcode the loop instead of using this function.
// </ol>
// <note role=warning> Note that the given virtual element shape does
// not need to match the shape given to the constructor of the engine.
// It is possible that the user sets the shape of the stored array
// before putting the virtual array. In that case the system uses the
// relevant part of the stored array shape as the virtual element shape.
// </note>
// <note role=tip> If the out argument is declared (as it should be) as
// <src>Array<VirtualType>& out</src>,
// the CFront compiler complains about unknown size of
// VirtualType when instantiating Array<VirtualType>.
// Therefore it has to be declared as void* and the set function
// needs to cast it to <src>Array<VirtualType>*</src>.
// </note>
// <dt> <src>static void get (void* copyInfo, Array<float>& out,
// const void* in,
// const IPosition& virtualElementShape);</src>
// <dd> This function is similar to the set function described above, but
// is called when an <src>Array<VirtualType></src> is written.
// It has to convert the VirtualType array to the StoredType array.
// </dl>
//
// <br>E.g.: A StokesVector has 4 float elements.
// <srcblock>
// // Construct the column object for the Stokes column.
// ArrayColumn<StokesVector> stokesColumn (table, "StokesVirtualColumn");
// // Put an array of StokesVector's with shape 512,512.
// // This will implicitly set the shape of the underlying
// // data column to 4,512,512.
// // This put is very quick (it can copy all data in one go).
// Array<StokesVector> stokesData (IPosition(2,512,512));
// stokesColumn.put (rownr, stokesData);
//
// // Get the column object for the Data column.
// // Set its shape explicitly to 1,512,512,
// ArrayColumn<float> dataColumn (table, "DataColumn");
// dataColumn.setShape (rownr, IPosition(3,1,512,512));
// // Now a put of the data results in calling the StokesVector::getElem
// // function for each element with an IPosition(1,1); i.e. the
// // data array needs only one value for each StokesVector.
// stokesColumn.put (rownr, stokesData);
// </srcblock>
//
// When reading a table back, the engine has to be registered.
// Otherwise it will be unknown to the table system.
// Similarly, the appropriate ArrayColumnDesc object has to be registered.
// This can be done as follows:
// <pre>
// RetypedArrayEngine<StokesVector,float>::registerClass();
// ArrayColumnDesc<StokesVector> tmp(ColumnDesc::registerMap);
// </pre>
// When they are not registered, the open of the table will fail
// telling which class could not be found.
// </synopsis>
// <motivation>
// This class allows one to store arrays of arbitrary objects in a table.
// It also allows it to be done it in a very efficient way.
// <p>
// The class had to be doubly templated. There were 2 reasons:
// <ol>
// <li> The typedef trick described on page 321 in Barton/Nackman
// did not work with the CFront-based ObjectCenter compiler.
// <li> It was needed to allow derivation from BaseMappedArrayEngine.
// </ol>
// <p>
// Originally it was the idea to have a mandatory nested CopyInfo class in the
// VirtualType class and use syntax like VirtualType::CopyInfo to access
// functions in it and to keep a pointer to such an object. Alas, the
// CFront compiler could not handle this.
// <p>
// Because the engine can serve only one column, it was possible to
// combine the engine and the column functionality in one class.
// This has been achieved using multiple inheritance.
// The advantage of this is that only one templated class is used,
// so fewer template instantiations are needed.
// </motivation>
// <example>
// The following example shows how a StokesVector could be implemented.
// It doesn't check whether the mask is correct.
// Two more examples are contained in the demo/test program
// <a href="../../../../code/aips/implement/Tables/test/dRetypedArrayEngine.h">
// dRetypedArrayEngine.h</a> and its
// <a href="../../../../code/aips/implement/Tables/test/dRetypedArrayEngine.cc">
// .cc file</a>. Their second example (class RetypedArrayEx2) is similar to
// the StokesVector example below, but contains more extensive checking.
// <srcblock>
// //# Forward Declarations
// template<class T> class Array;
// template<class T> class Vector;
//
// class StokesVector
// {
// public:
// StokesVector(): I_p(0), Q_p(0), U_p(0), V_p(0) {}
// StokesVector(double i, double q, double u, double v)
// : I_p(i), Q_p(q), U_p(u), V_p(v) {}
// StokesVector(const StokesVector& that): I_p(that.I_p), Q_p(that.Q_p),
// U_p(that.U_p), V_p(that.V_p) {}
// StokesVector& operator= (const StokesVector& that)
// { I_p=that.I_p; Q_p=that.Q_p; U_p=that.U_p; V_p=that.V_p;
// return *this; }
//
// static String dataTypeId()
// { return "StokesVector"; }
//
// // A StokesVector is 1-dim and contains 4 elements.
// static IPosition shape()
// { return IPosition (1,4); }
//
// // Preprocess possible information in the TableRecord.
// static void* newCopyInfo (const TableRecord& record,
// const IPosition& shape)
// { return new CopyInfo(record, shape); }
//
// // Delete the object containing preprocessed information.
// static void* deleteSetDet (void* copyInfo)
// { delete (CopyInfo*)copyInfo; }
//
// // Convert a StoredType array to a VirtualType array.
// // Do this in a CopyInfo function to use its preprocessed information.
// static void set (void* copyInfo, void* out,
// const Array<double>& in, const IPosition& shape)
// { ((CopyInfo*)copyInfo)->set (out, in, shape); }
//
// // Convert a VirtualType array to a StoredType array.
// // Do this in a CopyInfo function to use its preprocessed information.
// static void get (void* copyInfo, Array<double>& out,
// const void* in, const IPosition& shape)
// { ((CopyInfo*)copyInfo)->get (out, in, shape); }
//
// // This nested class is used to hold preprocessed information. It
// // holds a mask extracted from the TableRecord supplied to the engine.
// // One can imagine that it could also extract a flag telling
// // whether the stored data is stored as I,Q,U,V or as XX,YY,XY,YX
// // (although such a conversion would probably be better handled
// // by a separate virtual column engine).
// class CopyInfo {
// public:
// // The constructor extracts the mask from the record.
// void CopyInfo (const TableRecord& record)
// {
// RORecordFieldRef<Array<Bool> > field (record, 0);
// mask_p = new Vector<Bool>;
// *mask_p = *field;
// }
// // The set function fills the StokesVector.
// // It uses the general functions for that purpose.
// void set (void* vout, const Array<double>& in,
// const IPosition& shape)
// {
// Array<StokesVector>& out = *(Array<StokesVector>*)vout;
// if (shape.nelements() == 1 && shape(0) == 4) {
// // All values available, copy in one go.
// // This can be done because a StokesVector object
// // only contains 4 double values (and no virtual
// // function table).
// retypedArrayEngineSet (out, in);
// }else{
// // Only some values available. Fill each
// // StokesVector object using the shape and mask.
// // The set function below is called for each object.
// retypedArrayEngineSet (out, in, shape, (void*)mask_p);
// }
// }
// // get is the opposite of set.
// void get (Array<double>& out, const void* vin,
// const IPosition& shape)
// {
// const Array<StokesVector>& in =
// *(const Array<StokesVector>*)vin;
// if (shape.nelements() == 1 && shape(0) == 4) {
// retypedArrayEngineGet (out, in);
// }else{
// retypedArrayEngineGet (out, in, shape, (void*)mask_p);
// }
// private:
// Vector<Bool>* mask_p;
// };
//
// // Set values of StokesVector using the mask.
// // The shape is not used here.
// void setElem (const double* data, const IPosition&, const void* maskPtr)
// {
// const Vector<Bool>& mask = *(const Vector<Bool>*)maskPtr;
// I_p = Q_p = U_p = V_p = 0;
// if (mask(0)) {
// I_p = *data++;
// }
// if (mask(1)) {
// Q_p = *data++;
// }
// if (mask(2)) {
// U_p = *data++;
// }
// if (mask(3)) {
// V_p = *data;
// }
// }
// // Get values of StokesVector using the mask (opposite of setElem).
// void getElem (double* data, const IPosition&, const void* maskPtr);
// private:
// double I_p, Q_p, U_p, V_p;
// };
//
// main() {
// // First register the virtual column engine.
// RetypedArrayEngine<StokesVector,double>::registerClass();
// // Add ArrayColumnDesc<StokesVector> to column type map.
// ArrayColumnDesc<StokesVector> tmp(ColumnDesc::registerMap);
//
// // Build the table description.
// TableDesc td("", "1", TableDesc::Scratch);
// td.addColumn (ArrayColumnDesc<double> ("Data"));
// td.addColumn (ArrayColumnDesc<StokesVector> ("Stokes"));
//
// // Now create a new table from the description.
// SetupNewTable newtab("tRetypedArrayEngine_tmp.data", td, Table::New);
// // Create the virtual column engine with the stored columns Data.
// RetypedArrayEngine<StokesVector,double> engine ("Stokes", "Data");
// newtab.bindColumn ("Stokes", engine);
// Table tab(newtab, 50);
//
// // Fill the table via the virtual columns.
// ArrayColumn<StokesVector> stokesColumn (tab, "Stokes");
// Vector<StokesVector> vec(10);
// uInt i;
// for (i=0; i<tab.nrow(); i++) {
// stokesColumn.put (i, vec);
// }
// }
// </srcblock>
// <note role=caution>
// Due to instantiation problems with the CFront-based ObjectCenter compiler
// (and probably other CFront-based compilers as well) the Array and
// Vector have to be forward declared. Array.h and Vector.h should
// NOT be included in this StokesVector.h, thus the implementations
// should not be inlined (they are too large anyway), but put in a
// separate .cc file where Array.h and Vector.h can be included.
// </note>
// <p>
// Another compiler problem is that the variable mask_p is not
// automatically converted to a void*, so an explicit cast has to be done.
// </example>
// <templating arg=VirtualType>
// <li> default constructor
// <li> copy constructor
// <li> assignment operator
// <li> <src>static String dataTypeId();</src>
// <li> <src>static IPosition shape();</src>
// <li> <src>static void* newCopyInfo (const TableRecord& record, const IPosition& virtualElementShape);</src>
// <li> <src>static void deleteCopyInfo (void* copyInfo);</src>
// <li> <src>static void set (void* copyInfo, void* out,
// const Array<StoredType>& in,
// const IPosition& shape);</src>
// <li> <src>static void get (void* copyInfo, Array<float>& out,
// const void* in, const IPosition& shape);</src>
// <li> <src>void setElem (const StoredType* data, const IPosition& shape,
// const void* extraArgument);</src>
// <br>when global function retypedArrayEngineSet is used.
// <li> <src>void getElem (StoredType* data, const IPosition& shape,
// const void* extraArgument) const;</src>
// <br>when global function retypedArrayEngineGet is used.
// </templating>
// <templating arg=StoredType>
// <li> Default constructor
// <li> Copy constructor
// <li> Assignment operator
// </templating>
//# <todo asof="1995/12/29">
//# </todo>
template<class VirtualType, class StoredType> class RetypedArrayEngine : public BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>
{
//# Make members of parent class known.
public:
using BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>::virtualName;
protected:
using BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>::storedName;
using BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>::table;
using BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>::column;
using BaseMappedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>::setNames;
public:
// Construct an engine to map a virtual column containing arrays with
// an arbitrary data type to arrays in a stored column.
// StoredColumnName is the name of the column where the converted
// data will be put and must have data type StoredType.
// The virtual column using this engine must have data type VirtualType.
RetypedArrayEngine (const String& virtualColumnName,
const String& storedColumnName);
// Construct an engine to map a virtual column containing arrays with
// an arbitrary data type to arrays in a stored column.
// StoredColumnName is the name of the column where the converted
// data will be put and must have data type StoredType.
// The virtual column using this engine must have data type VirtualType.
// The shape and record provided is handed to the newCopyInfo function
// in the VirtualType class. It can be used to determine how an element
// has to be handled when the stored data is incomplete.
RetypedArrayEngine (const String& virtualColumnName,
const String& storedColumnName,
const IPosition& virtualElementShape,
const TableRecord& extraInformation);
// Construct from a record specification as created by getmanagerSpec().
RetypedArrayEngine (const Record& spec);
// Destructor is mandatory.
~RetypedArrayEngine();
// Return the type name of the engine (i.e. its class name).
virtual String dataManagerType() const;
// Get the name given to the engine (is the virtual column name).
virtual String dataManagerName() const;
// Record a record containing data manager specifications.
virtual Record dataManagerSpec() const;
// Return the name of the class.
// This includes the names of the template arguments.
static String className();
// Register the class name and the static makeObject "constructor".
// This will make the engine known to the table system.
// The automatically invoked registration function in DataManReg.cc
// contains RetypedArrayEngine<double,Int>.
// Any other instantiation of this class must be registered "manually"
// (or added to DataManReg.cc).
static void registerClass();
private:
// Copy constructor is only used by clone().
// (so it is made private).
RetypedArrayEngine (const RetypedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>&);
// Assignment is not needed and therefore forbidden
// (so it is made private and not implemented).
RetypedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>& operator=
(const RetypedArrayEngine<VirtualType,StoredType>&);
// Clone the engine object.
DataManager* clone() const;
// Initialize the object for a new table.
// It defines the keywords containing the engine parameters.
void create (uInt initialNrrow);
// Preparing consists of setting the writable switch and
// adding the initial number of rows in case of create.
// Furthermore it reads the keywords containing the engine parameters
// and allocates a CopyInfo object for the VirtualType.
void prepare();
// Set the shape of the FixedShape arrays in the column.
// This function only gets called if the column has FixedShape arrays.
// The shape gets saved and used to set the shape of the arrays
// in the stored in case the stored has non-FixedShape arrays.
void setShapeColumn (const IPosition& shape);
// Define the shape of the array in the given row.
// When the shape of the (underlying) stored array has already been
// defined, it checks whether its latter dimensions match the given
// virtual shape. When matching, nothing will be done.
// When mismatching or when the stored shape has not been defined
// yet, the stored shape will be defined from the virtual shape and
// the virtual element shape.
// E.g. in case of a StokesVector a virtual shape of (512,512)
// results in a stored shape of (4,512,512).
void setShape (uInt rownr, const IPosition& shape);
// Get the dimensionality of the array in the given row.
uInt ndim (uInt rownr);
// Get the shape of the array in the given row.
// This is done by stripping the first dimension(s) from the shape
// of the underlying stored array.
IPosition shape (uInt rownr);
// Check if the shapes of virtual and stored match.
// Determine the shape of the virtual elements in the stored.
IPosition checkShape (const Array<VirtualType>& source,
const Array<StoredType>& target);
// Map the virtual shape to the stored shape.
// By default is returns the virtual shape.
virtual IPosition getStoredShape (uInt rownr,
const IPosition& virtualShape);
// Convert the Slicer for a virtual to a Slicer for the stored.
virtual Slicer getStoredSlicer (const Slicer& virtualSlicer) const;
// Copy the stored array to the virtual array.
// It tries to optimize as much as possible.
virtual void mapOnGet (Array<VirtualType>& array,
const Array<StoredType>& stored);
// Copy the virtual array to the stored array.
// It tries to optimize as much as possible.
virtual void mapOnPut (const Array<VirtualType>& array,
Array<StoredType>& stored);
//# Now define the data members.
IPosition shape_p; //# shape of a virtual element in the stored
IPosition virtualFixedShape_p; //# The shape in case virtual has FixedShape
Bool isVirtualFixedShape_p;
TableRecord record_p;
//# VirtualType::CopyInfo* copyInfo_p; //# object used to set/get arrays
void* copyInfo_p; //# CFront compiler does not accept above
public:
//*display 4
// Define the "constructor" to construct this engine when a
// table is read back.
// This "constructor" has to be registered by the user of the engine.
// If the engine is commonly used, its registration can be added
// to the registerAllCtor function in DataManReg.cc.
// That function gets automatically invoked by the table system.
static DataManager* makeObject (const String& dataManagerType,
const Record& spec);
};
} //# NAMESPACE CASACORE - END
#ifndef CASACORE_NO_AUTO_TEMPLATES
#include <casacore/tables/DataMan/RetypedArrayEngine.tcc>
#endif //# CASACORE_NO_AUTO_TEMPLATES
#endif
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