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// File AlignedSequenceContainer.h
// Created by: Guillaume Deuchst
// // Julien Dutheil
// Last modification : Friday August 22 2003
//
/*
Copyright or © or Copr. CNRS, (November 17, 2004)
This software is a computer program whose purpose is to provide classes
for sequences analysis.
This software is governed by the CeCILL license under French law and
abiding by the rules of distribution of free software. You can use,
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*/
#ifndef _ALIGNEDSEQUENCECONTAINER_H_
#define _ALIGNEDSEQUENCECONTAINER_H_
#include "../Site.h"
#include "SiteContainer.h"
#include "OrderedSequenceContainer.h"
#include "VectorSequenceContainer.h"
#include <Bpp/Exceptions.h>
// From the STL:
#include <string>
namespace bpp
{
/**
* @brief Aligned sequences container.
*
* This class inherits from the VectorSequenceContainer and add site access.
* Sequence addition methods are re-defined to check for sequence lengths.
* Sequence access is in \f$O(1)\f$, and site access in \f$O(n)\f$, where
* \f$n\f$ is the number of sequences in the container.
*
* See VectorSiteContainer for an alternative implementation.
*
* @see VectorSequenceContainer, Sequence, Site, VectorSiteContainer
*/
class AlignedSequenceContainer:
public virtual VectorSequenceContainer,
public virtual SiteContainer
{
private:
// Integer std::vector that contains sites's positions
std::vector<int> positions_;
unsigned int length_; // Number of sites for verifications before sequence's insertion in sequence container
/**
* This is used in order to implement the SiteContainer interface.
* A SiteContainer is expected to work on Site objects, but this class
* -- since it is a VectorSequenceContainer -- has its data sored as
* Sequence object. When the SiteContainer method getSite() is invoked
* it creates a new Site object and send the address of it.
* To avoid memory leaks, this object is put into a std::vector so that it can be
* destroyed when the container is destroyed.
*/
mutable std::vector<Site*> sites_;
public:
/**
* @brief Build a new empty container with the specified alphabet.
*
* @param alpha The alphabet to use.
*/
AlignedSequenceContainer(const Alphabet* alpha):
VectorSequenceContainer(alpha),
positions_(),
length_(0),
sites_()
{
reindexSites();
}
/**
* @brief Copy constructor.
*
* @param asc The container to copy.
*/
AlignedSequenceContainer(const AlignedSequenceContainer& asc):
VectorSequenceContainer(asc),
positions_(asc.getSitePositions()),
length_(asc.getNumberOfSites()),
sites_(asc.getNumberOfSites())
{}
/**
* @brief Convert any SiteContainer object into a AlignedSequenceContainer object.
*
* @param sc The container to copy.
*/
AlignedSequenceContainer(const SiteContainer& sc):
VectorSequenceContainer(sc),
positions_(sc.getSitePositions()),
length_(sc.getNumberOfSites()),
sites_(sc.getNumberOfSites())
{}
/**
* @brief Try to coerce an OrderedSequenceContainer object into an AlignedSequenceContainer object.
*
* Sequences in osc will be considered alligned, and have the same number of sites.
*
* @param osc The ordered container to coerce.
* @throw SequenceNotAlignedException If sequences in osc do not have the same length.
*/
AlignedSequenceContainer(const OrderedSequenceContainer& osc) throw (SequenceNotAlignedException);
AlignedSequenceContainer& operator=(const AlignedSequenceContainer& asc);
AlignedSequenceContainer& operator=(const SiteContainer& sc);
AlignedSequenceContainer& operator=(const OrderedSequenceContainer& osc) throw (SequenceNotAlignedException);
virtual ~AlignedSequenceContainer();
public:
/**
* @name The Clonable interface.
*
* @{
*/
AlignedSequenceContainer* clone() const { return new AlignedSequenceContainer(*this); }
/** @} */
/**
* @name The SiteContainer interface implementation:
*
* @{
*/
const Site& getSite(unsigned int siteIndex) const throw (IndexOutOfBoundsException);
void setSite(unsigned int siteIndex, const Site& site, bool checkPosition = true) throw (Exception);
Site * removeSite(unsigned int siteIndex) throw (IndexOutOfBoundsException);
void deleteSite(unsigned int siteIndex) throw (IndexOutOfBoundsException);
void deleteSites(unsigned int siteIndex, unsigned int length) throw (IndexOutOfBoundsException, Exception);
void addSite(const Site& site, bool checkPosition = true) throw (Exception);
void addSite(const Site& site, int position, bool checkPosition = true) throw (Exception);
void addSite(const Site& site, unsigned int siteIndex, bool checkPosition = true) throw (Exception);
void addSite(const Site& site, unsigned int siteIndex, int position, bool checkPosition = true) throw (Exception);
unsigned int getNumberOfSites() const { return length_; }
Vint getSitePositions() const { return positions_; }
void reindexSites();
void clear();
AlignedSequenceContainer* createEmptyContainer() const;
/** @} */
/**
* @name Redefinition of VectorSequenceContainer methods, to check for sequence lengths.
*
* @{
*/
void setSequence(const std::string& name, const Sequence& sequence, bool checkName = true) throw (Exception);
void setSequence(unsigned int sequenceIndex, const Sequence& sequence, bool checkName = true) throw (Exception);
void addSequence(const Sequence& sequence, bool checkName = true) throw (Exception);
void addSequence(const Sequence& sequence, unsigned int sequenceIndex, bool checkName = true) throw (Exception);
/** @} */
protected:
/**
* @brief Check sequence's size before insertion in sequence container.
*
* @param sequence The sequence to check.
* @return True if sequence length = number of sites in container.
*/
bool checkSize_(const Sequence& sequence) { return (sequence.size() == length_); }
};
} //end of namespace bpp.
#endif // _ALIGNEDSEQUENCECONTAINER_H_
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