source: trunk/MagicSoft/Mars/mbase/MWriteAsciiFile.cc@ 1348

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!   Author(s): Thomas Bretz  06/2001 <mailto:tbretz@uni-sw.gwdg.de>
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!   Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2002
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\* ======================================================================== */

/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
//                                                                         //
// MWriteAsciiFile                                                         //
//                                                                         //
// If you want to store a single container into an Ascii file you have     //
// to use this class. You must know the name of the file you wanne write   //
// (you should know it) and the name of the container you want to write.   //
// This can be the name of the class or a given name, which identifies     //
// the container in a parameter container list (MParList).                 //
// The container is written to the ascii file if its ReadyToSave flag is   //
// set (MParContainer)                                                     //
//                                                                         //
// You can write more than one container in one line of the file, see      //
// AddContainer.                                                           //
//                                                                         //
// You can also write single data members of a container (like fWidth      //
// of MHillas). For more details see AddContainer. Make sure, that a       //
// getter method for the data member exist. The name of the method         //
// must be the same than the data member itself, but the f must be         //
// replaced by a Get.                                                      //
//                                                                         //
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

#include "MWriteAsciiFile.h"

#include <fstream.h>

#include <TClass.h>      // IsA
#include <TMethodCall.h> // TMethodCall, AsciiWrite

#include "MDataList.h"   // MDataList
#include "MDataChain.h"  // MDataChain
#include "MDataValue.h"  // MDataValue
#include "MDataMember.h" // MDataMember

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

#include "MParList.h"

ClassImp(MWriteAsciiFile);

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Init. Replaces the same code used in all constructors.
//
void MWriteAsciiFile::Init(const char *filename, const char *name, const char *title)
{
    fName  = name  ? name  : "MWriteAsciiFile";
    fTitle = title ? title : "Task to write one container to an ascii file";

    fNameFile = filename;

    fOut = new ofstream(fNameFile);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Specify the name of the ascii output file 'filename' and the name
// of the container you want to write. (Normally this is the name
// of the class (eg. MHillas) but it can also be a different name which
// identifies the container in the parameter list.
// Because you cannot write more than one container there is no Add-function
// like in MWriteRootFile.
//
//  For Example: MWriteAsciiFile("file.txt", "MHillas");
//
MWriteAsciiFile::MWriteAsciiFile(const char *filename, const char *contname,
                                 const char *name, const char *title)
{
    Init(filename, name, title);

    if (contname)
       AddContainer(contname);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Specify a the name of the ascii output file 'filename' and a pointer to
// the container you want to write. 
// Because you cannot write more than one container there is no Add-function
// like in MWriteRootFile.
//
//  For Example: MHillas hillas;
//               MWriteAsciiFile("file.txt", &hillas);
//
//
MWriteAsciiFile::MWriteAsciiFile(const char *filename, MParContainer *cont,
                                 const char *name, const char *title)
{
    Init(filename, name, title);

    if (cont)
        AddContainer(cont);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Destructor. Delete the output file if necessary (it is closed
// automatically by its destructor.
//
MWriteAsciiFile::~MWriteAsciiFile()
{
    fAutoDel.SetOwner();
    delete fOut;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Return open state of the file
//
Bool_t MWriteAsciiFile::IsFileOpen() const
{
    return (bool)(*fOut);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Add a rule to be written as a column to the ascii file.
// For more information about rules see MDataChain.
//
void MWriteAsciiFile::AddRule(const char *rule)
{
    MDataChain *chain = new MDataChain(rule);
    fList.Add(chain);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Add another container (by pointer) to be written to the ascii file.
// The container will be output one after each other in one line.
// If you want to write only one data member of the container
// specify the name of the data member (eg. fAlpha) Make sure,
// that a "GetteMethod" for this data type exists (strip the f and
// replace it by Get)
// If you specify a single data member you can add a scale-factor which
// is (in case of the data member being a floating point value) multiplied
// with the data member value. This is usefull if you are want to
// change the scale (unit) of a data member for writing (eg.
// writing degrees for the hillas parameters instead of the internally
// used millimeters)
//
void MWriteAsciiFile::AddContainer(MParContainer *cont, const TString member, Double_t scale)
{
    if (member.IsNull())
    {
        fList.Add(cont);
        return;
    }

    MData *data = new MDataMember(cont, member);

    if (scale!=1)
    {
        MDataList  *list = new MDataList('*');
        MDataValue *val  = new MDataValue(scale);

        list->SetOwner();
        list->AddToList(data);
        list->AddToList(val);

        data = list;
    }
    fList.Add(data);
    fAutoDel.Add(data);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Add another container (by name) to be written to the ascii file.
// The container will be output one after each other in one line.
// If you want to write only one data member of the container
// specify the name of the data member (eg. fAlpha) Make sure,
// that a "GetteMethod" for this data type exists (strip the f and
// replace it by Get)
// If you specify a single data member you can add a scale-factor which
// is (in case of the data member being a floating point value) multiplied
// with the data member value. This is usefull if you are want to
// change the scale (unit) of a data member for writing (eg.
// writing degrees for the hillas parameters instead of the internally
// used millimeters)
//
void MWriteAsciiFile::AddContainer(const TString cont, const TString member, Double_t scale)
{
    if (member.IsNull())
    {
        TNamed *name = new TNamed(cont, cont);
        fList.Add(name);
        fAutoDel.Add(name);
        return;
    }

    MData *data = new MDataMember(Form("%s.%s", (const char*)cont, (const char*)member));
    if (scale!=1)
    {
        MDataList  *list = new MDataList('*');
        MDataValue *val  = new MDataValue(scale);

        list->SetOwner();
        list->AddToList(data);
        list->AddToList(val);

        data = list;
    }
    fList.Add(data);
    fAutoDel.Add(data);
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Tries to get all containers from the ParList which were given by name
// adds them to the list of pointers to the container which should be
// written to the ascii file.
//
Bool_t MWriteAsciiFile::GetContainer(MParList *plist)
{
    TObject *obj=NULL;

    TIter Next(&fList);
    while ((obj=Next()))
    {
        //
        // MData is the highest class in the inheritance tree
        //
        if (obj->IsA()->InheritsFrom(MData::Class()))
        {
            if (!((MData*)obj)->PreProcess(plist))
                return kFALSE;
            continue;
        }

        //
        // MParContainer is the next class in the inheritance tree
        //
        if (obj->IsA()->InheritsFrom(MParContainer::Class()))
            continue;

        //
        // It is neither a MData nor a MParContainer, it must be a TNamed
        //
        TObject *o = plist->FindObject(obj->GetName());
        if (!o)
            return kFALSE;

        fList[fList.IndexOf(obj)] = o;
    }
    return kTRUE;
}

// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
//
// Check if the containers are ready for writing. If so write them.
// The containers are written in one line, one after each other.
// If not all containers are written (because of the IsReadyToSave-flag)
// a warning message is print.
//
void MWriteAsciiFile::CheckAndWrite() const
{
    Bool_t written = kFALSE;

    MParContainer *obj = NULL;

    Int_t num = fList.GetEntries();

    *fLog << all << "CHECK&WRITE " << num << endl;

    TIter Next(&fList);
    while ((obj=(MParContainer*)Next()))
    {
        *fLog << all << endl << obj->IsA()->GetName() << ": 0..." << flush;

        if (!obj->IsReadyToSave())
            continue;

        *fLog << all << "1..." << flush;

        if (!obj->AsciiWrite(*fOut))
            continue;

        *fLog << all << "2..." << flush;

        written = kTRUE;

        num--;
    }

    if (!written)
        return;

    *fOut << endl;

    if (num!=0)
        *fLog << warn << "Warning - given number of objects doesn't fit number of written objects." << endl;
}