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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                                                                         //
// MParList                                                                //
//                                                                         //
// This class contains a list of different parameter containers.           //
//                                                                         //
// A parameter container is an object which is derived from                //
// MParContainer.                                                          //
//                                                                         //
// Normally a parameter container is used for data exchange between two    //
// tasks at runtime.                                                       //
//                                                                         //
// You can add every parameter container (Named object) to the             //
// instance and access it from somewhere else via its Name.                //
//                                                                         //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include "MParList.h"

#include <TNamed.h>
#include <TClass.h>
#include <TObjArray.h>

#include "MLog.h"
#include "MLogManip.h"

ClassImp(MParList);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  default constructor
//  creates an empty list
//
MParList::MParList(const char *name, const char *title)
{
    *fName  = name  ? name  : "MParList";
    *fTitle = title ? title : "A list of Parameter Containers";

    //
    // This sets a flag that the list is the owner, which means
    // that the destructor of the list deletes all it's objects
    //
    fAutodelete.SetOwner();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Copy constructor. It copies all entries of the parameter list, but it
//  takes care of, that the automatically created entries are only deleted
//  once. (doesn't copy the list which holds the automatically created
//  entries)
//
MParList::MParList(MParList &ts)
{
    fContainer.AddAll(&ts.fContainer);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  If the 'IsOwner' bit is set (via SetOwner()) all containers are deleted
//  by the destructor
//
MParList::~MParList()
{
    if (TestBit(kIsOwner))
        fContainer.SetOwner();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  If the 'IsOwner' bit is set (via SetOwner()) all containers are deleted
//  by the destructor
//
inline void MParList::SetOwner(Bool_t enable=kTRUE)
{
    enable ? SetBit(kIsOwner) : ResetBit(kIsOwner);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Set the logging streamer of the parameter list and all contained
//  parameter containers
//
void MParList::SetLogStream(MLog *log)
{
    TIter Next(&fContainer);

    MParContainer *cont=NULL;

    //
    // loop over all tasks for preproccesing
    //
    while ( (cont=(MParContainer*)Next()) )
        cont->SetLogStream(log);

    MParContainer::SetLogStream(log);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Add a single container to the list.
//
//  If 'where' is given, the object will be added after this.
//
Bool_t MParList::AddToList(MParContainer *cont, MParContainer *where)
{
    //
    //  check if the object (you want to add) exists
    //

    if (!cont)
        return kFALSE;

    //
    // Get Name of new container
    //
    const char *name = cont->GetName();

    //
    // Check if the new container is already existing in the list
    //
    const TObject *objn = fContainer.FindObject(name);
    const TObject *objt = fContainer.FindObject(cont);

    if (objn || objt)
    {
        //
        // If the container is already in the list ignore it.
        //
        if (objt || objn==cont)
        {
            *fLog << dbginf << "Warning: Container '" << cont->GetName() << ", 0x" << (void*)cont;
            *fLog << "' already existing in '" << GetName() << "'... ignoring." << endl;
            return kTRUE;
        }

        //
        // Otherwise add it to the list, but print a warning message
        //
        *fLog << dbginf << "Warning: Container with the same name '" << cont->GetName();
        *fLog << "' already existing in '" << GetName() << "'." << endl;
        *fLog << "You may not be able to get a pointer to container task by name." << endl;
    }

    //
    //  check if you want to add the new parameter container somewhere
    //  special (in that case you specify "where")
    //
    if (where)
    {
        if (!fContainer.FindObject(where))
        {
            *fLog << dbginf << "Error: Cannot find parameter container after which the new one should be added!" << endl;
            return kFALSE;
        }
    }

    *fLog << "Adding " << name << " to " << GetName() << "... " << flush;

    fContainer.Add(cont);
    *fLog << "Done." << endl;

    return kTRUE;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Add all entries of the TObjArray to the list.
//
void MParList::AddToList(TObjArray *list)
{
    //
    //  check if the object (you want to add) exists
    //
    if (!list)
        return;

    TObjArrayIter Next(list);

    MParContainer *cont = NULL;
    while ((cont=(MParContainer*)Next()))
    {
        //
        // Get Name of new container
        //
        const char *name = cont->GetName();

        //
        // Check if the new container is already existing in the list
        //
        const TObject *objn = fContainer.FindObject(name);
        const TObject *objt = fContainer.FindObject(cont);

        if (objn || objt)
        {
            //
            // If the container is already in the list ignore it.
            //
            if (objt || objn==cont)
            {
                *fLog << dbginf << "Warning: Container '" << cont->GetName() << ", 0x" << (void*)cont;
                *fLog << "' already existing in '" << GetName() << "'... ignoring." << endl;
                continue;
            }

            //
            // Otherwise add it to the list, but print a warning message
            //
            *fLog << dbginf << "Warning: Container with the same name '" << cont->GetName();
            *fLog << "' already existing in '" << GetName() << "'." << endl;
            *fLog << "You may not be able to get a pointer to container task by name." << endl;
        }

        *fLog << "Adding " << name << " to " << GetName() << "... " << flush;

        fContainer.Add(cont);

        *fLog << "Done." << endl;
    }
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Find an object in the list.
//  'name' is the name of the object you are searching for.
//
TObject *MParList::FindObject(const char *name) const
{
    return fContainer.FindObject(name);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  check if the object is in the list or not
//
TObject *MParList::FindObject(TObject *obj) const
{
    return fContainer.FindObject(obj);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  returns the ClassName without anything which is behind that last ';' in
//  string.
//
TString MParList::GetClassName(const char *classname)
{
    TString cname(classname);
    const char *semicolon = strrchr(cname, ';');

    if (semicolon)
        cname.Remove(semicolon-cname);

    return cname;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  returns the ObjectName. It is created from a class and object name.
//  If no object name is given the objectname is the same than the
//  class name. Leading dots are removed from the object name
//
TString MParList::GetObjectName(const char *classname, const char *objname)
{
    TString cname(classname);
    const char *semicolon = strrchr(cname, ';');

    TString oname(objname ? objname : classname);

    if (semicolon)
    {
        //
        // Remove leading dots from objectname (eg. "MMcTrig;5.")
        //
        Int_t sz = oname.Sizeof()-2;

        while (sz>=0 && oname[sz]=='.')
            oname.Remove(sz--);
    }
    return oname;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  Find an object in the list.
//  'name' is the name of the object you are searching for.
//  If the object doesn't exist we try to create one from the
//  dictionary. If this isn't possible NULL is returned.
//
//  An object which was created automatically is deleted automatically in
//  the destructor of the parameter list, too. This means, that if an
//  object should survive (eg. Histograms) you MUST create it by yourself
//  and add it to the parameter list.
//
//  By default (you don't specify an object name) the object name is
//  the same as the classname
//
//  If the classname (default classname) is of the structure
//  "Name;something" - containing a semicolon - evarything which is
//  after the last appearance of a semicolon is stripped to get the
//  Name of the Class. Normally this is used to number your objects.
//  "Name;1", "Name;2", ... If a semicolon is detected leading dots
//  are stripped from the object-name (eg. "name;5.")
//
MParContainer *MParList::FindCreateObj(const char *classname, const char *objname)
{
    //
    // If now object name (name of the object to identify it in the
    // List) is given use it's classname as the objectname
    //

    //
    // Check if the classname is a 'numbered' name (like: "MTime;2")
    // if so strip the number from the classname.
    //
    // Becareful: We check for the last occurance of a ';' only and we
    // also don't check if a number follows or something else.
    //
    // Rem: I use a TString to make the code more readyble and to get
    // the new object deleted automatically
    //
    TString cname = GetClassName(classname);
    TString oname = GetObjectName(classname, objname);

    //
    // Try to find a object with this object name which is already
    // in the List. If we can find one we are done.
    //
    MParContainer *pcont = (MParContainer*)FindObject(oname);

    if (pcont)
        return pcont;

    //
    // if object is not existing in the list try to create one
    //
    *fLog << dbginf << "Object '" << oname << "' of type '" << cname << "' not found... creating." << endl;

    //
    // try to get class from root environment
    //
    TClass *cls = gROOT->GetClass(cname);

    if (!cls)
    {
        //
        // if class is not existing in the root environment
        //
        *fLog << dbginf << "Class '" << cname << "' not existing in dictionary." << endl;
        return NULL;
    }

    //
    // create the parameter container of the the given class type
    //
    pcont = (MParContainer*)cls->New();

    //
    // Set the name of the container
    //
    pcont->SetName(oname);

    //
    // Now add the object to the parameter list
    //
    AddToList(pcont);

    //
    // The object was automatically created. This makes sure, that such an
    // object is deleted together with the list
    //
    fAutodelete.Add(pcont);

    //
    //  Find an object in the list.
    //  'name' is the name of the object you are searching for.
    //
    return pcont;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//   print some information about the current status of MParList
//
void MParList::Print(Option_t *t)
{
    *fLog << dbginf << "ParList: " << this->GetName() << " <" << this->GetTitle() << ">" << endl;
    *fLog << endl;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//   Sets the flags off all containers in the list (and the list
//   itself) to unchanged
//
void MParList::SetReadyToSave(Bool_t flag)
{
    TIter Next(&fContainer);

    MParContainer *cont=NULL;

    //
    // loop over all tasks for preproccesing
    //
    while ( (cont=(MParContainer*)Next()) )
        cont->SetReadyToSave(flag);

    MParContainer::SetReadyToSave(flag);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//   Reset all containers in the list
//
void MParList::Reset()
{
    TIter Next(&fContainer);

    MParContainer *cont=NULL;

    //
    // loop over all tasks for preproccesing
    //
    while ((cont=(MParContainer*)Next()))
        cont->Reset();
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  This finds numbered objects. The objects are returned in a copy of a
//  TObjArray.
//
//  If from only is given (or to=0) object are assumed numbered
//  from 1 to from.
//
TObjArray MParList::FindObjectList(const char *name, const UInt_t from, const UInt_t to) const
{
    TObjArray list;

    if (to>0 && to<=from)
    {
        *fLog << dbginf << "Cannot create entries backwards (to<from)...skipped." << endl;
        return list;
    }

    const UInt_t len = strlen(name);

    char *auxname = new char[len+7];
    strcpy(auxname, name);

    //
    // If only 'from' is specified the number of entries are ment
    //
    const Bool_t exc = from>0 && to==0;

    const UInt_t first = exc ?    0 : from;
    const UInt_t last  = exc ? from : to;

    for (UInt_t num=first; num<last; num++)
    {
        if (from!=0 || to!=0)
            sprintf(auxname+len, ";%d", num+1);

        TObject *obj = FindObject(auxname);
        if (!obj)
            continue;

        list.AddLast(obj);
    }
    delete auxname;

    return list;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  This finds numbered objects. The objects are returned in a copy of a
//  TObjArray. If one of the objects doesn't exist it is created from the
//  meaning of cname and oname (s. FindCreateObj)
//
//  If from only is given (or to=0) object are assumed numbered
//  from 1 to from.
//
TObjArray MParList::FindCreateObjList(const char *cname, const UInt_t from, const UInt_t to, const char *oname)
{
    TObjArray list;

    if (to>0 && to<=from)
    {
        *fLog << dbginf << "Cannot create entries backwards (to<from)...skipped." << endl;
        return list;
    }

    const UInt_t len = strlen(cname);

    char *auxname = new char[len+7];
    strcpy(auxname, cname);

    //
    // If only 'from' is specified the number of entries are ment
    //
    const Bool_t exc = from>0 && to==0;

    const UInt_t first = exc ?    0 : from;
    const UInt_t last  = exc ? from : to;

    for (UInt_t num=first; num<last; num++)
    {
        if (from!=0 || to!=0)
            sprintf(auxname+len, ";%d", num+1);

        TObject *obj = FindCreateObj(auxname, oname);
        if (!obj)
            break;

        list.AddLast(obj);
    }
    delete auxname;

    return list;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
//  This finds numbered objects. The objects are returned in a copy of a
//  TObjArray. If one of the objects doesn't exist it is created from the
//  meaning of cname and oname (s. FindCreateObj)
//
//  If from only is given (or to=0) object are assumed numbered
//  from 1 to from.
//
//  Remark: Because it is static the object are only created and not added to
//  the parameter list. You must also take care of deleting these objects!
//  This function is mainly made for use in root macros. Don't use it in
//  compiled programs if you are not 100% sure what you are doing.
//
TObjArray MParList::CreateObjList(const char *cname, const UInt_t from, const UInt_t to, const char *oname)
{
    TObjArray list;

    //
    // try to get class from root environment
    //
    TClass *cls = gROOT->GetClass(cname);

    if (!cls)
    {
        //
        // if class is not existing in the root environment
        //
        gLog << dbginf << "Class '" << cname << "' not existing in dictionary." << endl;
        return list;
    }

    const UInt_t len = strlen(cname);

    char *auxname = new char[len+7];
    strcpy(auxname, cname);

    //
    // If only 'from' is specified the number of entries are ment
    //
    const Bool_t exc = from>0 && to==0;

    const UInt_t first = exc ?    0 : from;
    const UInt_t last  = exc ? from : to;

    for (UInt_t num=first; num<last; num++)
    {
        if (from!=0 || to!=0)
            sprintf(auxname+len, ";%d", num+1);

        //
        // create the parameter container of the the given class type
        //
        MParContainer *pcont = (MParContainer*)cls->New();

        //
        // Set the name of the container
        //
        pcont->SetName(auxname);

        //
        // Add new object to the return list
        //
        list.AddLast(pcont);
    }
    delete auxname;

    return list;
}