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1/* ======================================================================== *\
2!
3! *
4! * This file is part of MARS, the MAGIC Analysis and Reconstruction
5! * Software. It is distributed to you in the hope that it can be a useful
6! * and timesaving tool in analysing Data of imaging Cerenkov telescopes.
7! * It is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY.
8! *
9! * Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and its
10! * documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee,
11! * provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and
12! * that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear
13! * in supporting documentation. It is provided "as is" without express
14! * or implied warranty.
15! *
16!
17!
18! Author(s): Thomas Bretz 04/2002 <mailto:tbretz@astro.uni-wuerzburg.de>
19!
20! Copyright: MAGIC Software Development, 2000-2005
21!
22!
23\* ======================================================================== */
24
25/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
26//
27// MDataChain
28// ==========
29//
30// With this chain you can concatenate simple mathematical operations on
31// members of mars containers.
32//
33//
34// Rules
35// -----
36//
37// In the constructor you can give rule, like
38// "HillasSource.fDist / MHillas.fLength"
39// Where MHillas/HillasSource is the name of the parameter container in
40// the parameter list and fDist/fLength is the name of the data members
41// in the containers. The result will be fDist divided by fLength.
42//
43// In case you want to access a data-member which is a data member object
44// you can acces it with (Remark: it must derive from MParContainer):
45// "MCameraLV.fPowerSupplyA.fVoltagePos5V"
46//
47// You can also use parantheses:
48// "HillasDource.fDist / (MHillas.fLength + MHillas.fWidth)"
49//
50//
51// Operators
52// ---------
53//
54// The allowed operations are: +, -, *, /, %, ^ and ** for ^
55//
56// While a%b returns the floating point reminder of a/b.
57// While a^b returns a to the power of b
58//
59// Priority
60// --------
61//
62// The priority of the operators is build in as:
63// ^ (highest), %, *, /, +, -
64//
65// Priorities are evaluated before parsing the rule by inserting
66// artificial paranthesis. If you find ANY problem with this please
67// report it immediatly! It is highly recommended to check the result!
68//
69// You can also use mathmatical operators, eg:
70// "5*log10(MMcEvt.fEnergy*MHillas.fSize)"
71//
72// The allowed operators are:
73// exp(x) e^x
74// log(x) natural logarithm of x
75// pow10(x) 10^x
76// log2(x) logarithm of x to base two
77// log10(x) logarithm of x to base ten
78// cos(x) cosine of x
79// sin(x) sine of x
80// tan(x) tangent of x
81// cosh(x) hyperbolic cosine of x
82// sinh(x) hyperbolic sine of x
83// tanh(x) hyperbolic tangent of x
84// acosh(x) arc hyperbolic cosine of x
85// asinh(x) arc hyperbolic sine of x
86// atanh(x) arc hyperbolic tangent of x
87// acos(x) arc cosine (inverse cosine) of x
88// asin(x) arc sine (inverse sine) of x
89// atan(x) arc tangent (inverse tangent) of x
90// sqrt(x) square root of x
91// sqr(x) square of x
92// abs(x) absolute value of x, |x|
93// floor(x) round down to the nearest integer (floor(9.9)=9)
94// ceil(x) round up to the nearest integer (floor(9.1)=10)
95// round(x) round to the nearest integer
96// r2d(x) transform radians to degrees
97// d2r(x) transform degrees to radians
98// rand(x) returns a uniform deviate on the interval ( 0, x ].
99// (gRandom->Uniform(x) is returned)
100// randp(x) returns gRandom->Poisson(x)
101// rande(x) returns gRandom->Exp(x)
102// randi(x) returns gRandom->Integer(x)
103// randg(x) returns gRandom->Gaus(0, x)
104// randl(x) returns gRandom->Landau(0, x)
105// isnan(x) return 1 if x is NaN (Not a Number) otherwise 0
106// finite(x) return 1 if the number is a valid double (not NaN, inf)
107//
108// NaN (Not a Number) means normally a number which is to small to be
109// stored in a floating point variable (eg. 0<x<1e-56 or similar) or
110// a number which function is not defined (like asin(1.5))
111//
112// inf is the symbol for an infinite number.
113//
114//
115// Constants
116// ---------
117//
118// Constants are implemented in ParseDataMember, namely:
119// kPi: TMath::Pi()
120// kRad2Deg: 180/kPi
121// kDeg2Rad: kPi/180
122//
123// You can also defined constants which are defined in TMath by:
124// kLn10 for static Double_t TMath::Ln10();
125// kLogE for static Double_t TMath::LogE();
126// kRadToDeg for static Double_t TMath::RadToDeg();
127// kDegToRad for static Double_t TMath::DegToRad();
128// ...
129//
130// Remark:
131// In older root versions only Pi() and E() are implemented
132// in TMath.
133//
134//
135// Variable Parameters
136// ------------------------
137// If you want to use variables, eg for fits you can use [0], [1], ...
138// These values are initialized with 0 and set by calling
139// SetVariables().
140//
141//
142// Multi-argument functions
143// ------------------------
144// You can use multi-argument functions, too. The access is implemented
145// via TFormula, which slows down thing a lot. If you can avoid usage
146// of such expression you accelerate the access a lot. Example:
147// "TMath::Hypot(MHillas.fMeanX, MHillas.MeanY)"
148// "pow(MHillas.fMeanX*MHillas.MeanY, -1.2)"
149// It should be possible to use all functions which are accessible
150// via the root-dictionary.
151//
152//
153// REMARK:
154// - All the random functions are returning 0 if gRandom==0
155// - You may get better results if you are using a TRandom3
156//
157// To Do:
158// - The possibility to use other objects inheriting from MData
159// is missing.
160// - By automatic pre-adding parantheses to the rule it would be possible
161// to implement priorities for operators.
162//
163/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
164
165#include "MDataChain.h"
166
167#include <ctype.h> // isalnum, ...
168#include <stdlib.h> // strtod, ...
169
170#include <TRegexp.h>
171#include <TRandom.h>
172#include <TMethodCall.h>
173
174#include "MLog.h"
175#include "MLogManip.h"
176
177#include "MDataList.h"
178#include "MDataValue.h"
179#include "MDataMember.h"
180#include "MDataFormula.h"
181#include "MDataElement.h"
182
183ClassImp(MDataChain);
184
185using namespace std;
186
187// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
188//
189// Constructor which takes a rule and a surrounding operator as argument
190//
191MDataChain::MDataChain(const char *rule, OperatorType_t op)
192 : fOperatorType(op)
193{
194 fName = "MDataChain";
195 fTitle = rule;
196
197 fMember=ParseString(rule);
198}
199
200// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
201//
202// Constructor taking a rule as an argument. For more details see
203// class description
204//
205MDataChain::MDataChain(const char *rule, const char *name, const char *title)
206 : fMember(NULL), fOperatorType(kENoop)
207{
208 fName = name ? name : "MDataChain";
209 fTitle = title ? title : rule;
210
211 if (TString(rule).IsNull())
212 return;
213
214 *fLog << inf << "Parsing rule... " << flush;
215 if (!(fMember=ParseString(rule)))
216 {
217 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Parsing '" << rule << "' failed." << endl;
218 return;
219 }
220 *fLog << inf << "found: " << GetRule() << endl;
221}
222
223// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
224//
225// PreProcesses all members in the list
226//
227Bool_t MDataChain::PreProcess(const MParList *pList)
228{
229 return fMember ? fMember->PreProcess(pList) : kFALSE;
230}
231
232// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
233//
234// Checks whether at least one member has the ready-to-save flag.
235//
236Bool_t MDataChain::IsReadyToSave() const
237{
238 *fLog << all << "fM=" << fMember << "/" << (int)fMember->IsReadyToSave() << " " << endl;
239 return fMember ? fMember->IsReadyToSave() : kFALSE;
240}
241
242// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
243//
244// Destructor. Delete filters.
245//
246MDataChain::~MDataChain()
247{
248 if (fMember)
249 delete fMember;
250}
251
252// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
253//
254// Returns the number of alphanumeric characters (including '.' and ';')
255// in the given string
256//
257Int_t MDataChain::IsAlNum(TString txt)
258{
259 int l = txt.Length();
260 for (int i=0; i<l; i++)
261 {
262 if (!isalnum(txt[i]) && txt[i]!='.' && txt[i]!=':' && txt[i]!=';' &&
263 /*txt[i]!='['&&txt[i]!=']'&&*/
264 ((txt[i]!='-' && txt[i]!='+') || i!=0))
265 return i;
266 }
267
268 return l;
269}
270
271Int_t MDataChain::GetBracket(TString txt, char open, char close)
272{
273 Int_t first=1;
274 for (int cnt=0; first<txt.Length(); first++)
275 {
276 if (txt[first]==open)
277 cnt++;
278 if (txt[first]==close)
279 cnt--;
280 if (cnt==-1)
281 break;
282 }
283 return first;
284}
285
286// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
287//
288// Compare a given text with the known operators. If no operator match
289// kENoop is retunred, otherwise the corresponding OperatorType_t
290//
291MDataChain::OperatorType_t MDataChain::ParseOperator(TString txt) const
292{
293 txt.ToLower();
294
295 if (txt=="abs") return kEAbs;
296 if (txt=="fabs") return kEAbs;
297 if (txt=="log") return kELog;
298 if (txt=="log2") return kELog2;
299 if (txt=="log10") return kELog10;
300 if (txt=="sin") return kESin;
301 if (txt=="cos") return kECos;
302 if (txt=="tan") return kETan;
303 if (txt=="sinh") return kESinH;
304 if (txt=="cosh") return kECosH;
305 if (txt=="tanh") return kETanH;
306 if (txt=="asin") return kEASin;
307 if (txt=="acos") return kEACos;
308 if (txt=="atan") return kEATan;
309 if (txt=="asinh") return kEASinH;
310 if (txt=="acosh") return kEACosH;
311 if (txt=="atanh") return kEATanH;
312 if (txt=="sqrt") return kESqrt;
313 if (txt=="sqr") return kESqr;
314 if (txt=="exp") return kEExp;
315 if (txt=="pow10") return kEPow10;
316 if (txt=="sgn") return kESgn;
317 if (txt=="floor") return kEFloor;
318 if (txt=="r2d") return kERad2Deg;
319 if (txt=="d2r") return kEDeg2Rad;
320 if (txt=="rand") return kERandom;
321 if (txt=="randp") return kERandomP;
322 if (txt=="rande") return kERandomE;
323 if (txt=="randi") return kERandomI;
324 if (txt=="randg") return kERandomG;
325 if (txt=="randl") return kERandomL;
326 if (txt=="isnan") return kEIsNaN;
327 if (txt=="finite") return kEFinite;
328 if (txt[0]=='-') return kENegative;
329 if (txt[0]=='+') return kEPositive;
330
331 return kENoop;
332}
333
334// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
335//
336// Here the names of data members are interpreted. This can be used to
337// check for constants.
338//
339MData *MDataChain::ParseDataMember(TString txt)
340{
341 //txt.ToLower();
342
343 if (txt=="kRad2Deg") return new MDataValue(kRad2Deg);
344 if (txt=="kDeg2Rad") return new MDataValue(1./kRad2Deg);
345
346 if (!txt.BeginsWith("k"))
347 return new MDataMember(txt.Data());
348
349 const TString name = txt(1, txt.Length());
350#if ROOT_VERSION_CODE < ROOT_VERSION(4,01,00)
351 TMethodCall call(TMath::Class(), name, "");
352#else
353 static TClass *const tmath = TClass::GetClass("TMath");
354 TMethodCall call(tmath, name, "");
355#endif
356
357 switch (call.ReturnType())
358 {
359 case TMethodCall::kLong:
360 Long_t l;
361 call.Execute(l);
362 return new MDataValue(l);
363 case TMethodCall::kDouble:
364 Double_t d;
365 call.Execute(d);
366 return new MDataValue(d);
367 default:
368 break;
369 }
370
371 return new MDataMember(txt.Data());
372}
373
374// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
375//
376// Remove all whitespaces
377// Replace all kind of double +/- by a single + or -
378//
379void MDataChain::SimplifyString(TString &txt) const
380{
381 txt.ReplaceAll(" ", "");
382 txt.ReplaceAll("**", "^");
383
384 while (txt.Contains("--") || txt.Contains("++") ||
385 txt.Contains("+-") || txt.Contains("-+"))
386 {
387 txt.ReplaceAll("--", "+");
388 txt.ReplaceAll("++", "+");
389 txt.ReplaceAll("-+", "-");
390 txt.ReplaceAll("+-", "-");
391 }
392}
393
394// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
395//
396// Add Parenthesis depending on the priority of the operators. The
397// priorities are defined by the default of the second argument.
398//
399void MDataChain::AddParenthesis(TString &test, const TString op) const
400{
401 // Signiture of an exponential number 1e12
402 static const TRegexp rexp("[.0123456789]e[+-][0123456789]");
403
404 const TString low = op(1, op.Length());
405 if (low.Length()==0)
406 return;
407
408 int offset = 0;
409 while (1)
410 {
411 const TString check = test(offset, test.Length());
412 if (check.IsNull())
413 break;
414
415 const Ssiz_t pos = check.First(op[0]);
416 if (pos<0)
417 break;
418
419 int cnt=0;
420
421 int i;
422 for (i=pos-1; i>=0; i--)
423 {
424 if (check[i]==')')
425 cnt++;
426 if (check[i]=='(')
427 cnt--;
428 if (cnt>0 || low.First(check[i])<0)
429 continue;
430
431 // Check if operator belongs to an exponential number
432 const TString sub(check(i-2, 4));
433 if (!sub(rexp).IsNull())
434 continue;
435 break;
436 }
437
438 cnt=0;
439 int j;
440 for (j=pos; j<check.Length(); j++)
441 {
442 if (check[j]=='(')
443 cnt++;
444 if (check[j]==')')
445 cnt--;
446 if (cnt>0 || low.First(check[j])<0)
447 continue;
448
449 // Check if operator belongs to an exponential number
450 const TString sub(check(j-2, 4));
451 if (!sub(rexp).IsNull())
452 continue;
453 break;
454 }
455
456 const TString sub = test(offset+i+1, j-i-1);
457
458 // Check if it contains operators,
459 // otherwise we can simply skip it
460 if (sub.First("%^/*+-")>=0)
461 {
462 test.Insert(offset+j, ")");
463 test.Insert(offset+i+1, "(");
464 offset += 2;
465 }
466 offset += j+1;
467 }
468
469 AddParenthesis(test, low);
470}
471
472// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
473//
474// Core of the data chain. Here the chain is constructed out of the rule.
475//
476MData *MDataChain::ParseString(TString txt, Int_t level)
477{
478 if (level==0)
479 {
480 SimplifyString(txt);
481 AddParenthesis(txt);
482 }
483
484 MData *member0=NULL;
485
486 char type=0;
487 int nlist = 0;
488
489 while (!txt.IsNull())
490 {
491 MData *newmember = NULL;
492
493 txt = txt.Strip(TString::kBoth);
494
495 switch (txt[0])
496 {
497 case '(':
498 {
499 //
500 // Search for the corresponding parantheses
501 //
502 const Int_t first=GetBracket(txt, '(', ')');
503 if (first==txt.Length())
504 {
505 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: ')' missing." << endl;
506 if (member0)
507 delete member0;
508 return NULL;
509 }
510
511 //
512 // Make a copy of the 'interieur' and delete the substring
513 // including the brackets
514 //
515 TString sub = txt(1, first-1);
516 txt.Remove(0, first+1);
517
518 //
519 // Parse the substring
520 //
521 newmember = ParseString(sub, level+1);
522 if (!newmember)
523 {
524 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Parsing '" << sub << "' failed." << endl;
525 if (member0)
526 delete member0;
527 return NULL;
528 }
529 }
530 break;
531
532 case ')':
533 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: Too many ')'" << endl;
534 if (member0)
535 delete member0;
536 return NULL;
537
538 case '+':
539 case '-':
540 case '*':
541 case '/':
542 case '%':
543 case '^':
544 if (member0)
545 {
546 //
547 // Check for the type of the symbol
548 //
549 char is = txt[0];
550 txt.Remove(0, 1);
551
552 //
553 // If no filter is available or the available filter
554 // is of a different symbols we have to create a new
555 // data list with the new symbol
556 //
557 if (/*!member0->InheritsFrom(MDataMember::Class()) ||*/ type!=is)
558 {
559 MDataList *list = new MDataList(is);
560 list->SetName(Form("List_%c_%d", is, 10*level+nlist++));
561
562 list->SetOwner();
563 list->AddToList(member0);
564
565 member0 = list;
566
567 type = is;
568 }
569 continue;
570 }
571
572 if (txt[0]!='-' && txt[0]!='+')
573 {
574 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: First argument of '";
575 *fLog << txt[0] << "' opartor missing." << endl;
576 if (member0)
577 delete member0;
578 return NULL;
579 }
580
581 // FALLTHROU
582
583 case '0':
584 case '1':
585 case '2':
586 case '3':
587 case '4':
588 case '5':
589 case '6':
590 case '7':
591 case '8':
592 case '9':
593 case '[':
594 case ']':
595 if ((txt[0]!='-' && txt[0]!='+') || isdigit(txt[1]) || txt[1]=='.')
596 {
597 if (!txt.IsNull() && txt[0]=='[')
598 {
599 Int_t first = GetBracket(txt, '[', ']');
600 TString op = txt(1, first-1);
601 txt.Remove(0, first+1);
602
603 newmember = new MDataValue(0, atoi(op));
604 break;
605 }
606
607 char *end;
608 Double_t num = strtod(txt.Data(), &end);
609 if (!end || txt.Data()==end)
610 {
611 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Error trying to convert '" << txt << "' to value." << endl;
612 if (member0)
613 delete member0;
614 return NULL;
615 }
616
617 txt.Remove(0, end-txt.Data());
618
619 newmember = new MDataValue(num);
620 break;
621 }
622
623 // FALLTHROUH
624
625 default:
626 int i = IsAlNum(txt);
627
628 if (i==0)
629 {
630 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: Name of data member missing in '" << txt << "'" << endl;
631 if (member0)
632 delete member0;
633 return NULL;
634 }
635
636 TString text = txt(0, i);
637
638 txt.Remove(0, i);
639 txt = txt.Strip(TString::kBoth);
640
641 if (!txt.IsNull() && txt[0]=='[')
642 {
643 Int_t first = GetBracket(txt, '[', ']');
644 TString op = txt(1, first-1);
645 txt.Remove(0, first+1);
646
647 newmember = new MDataElement(text, atoi(op));
648 break;
649 }
650 if ((txt.IsNull() || txt[0]!='(') && text[0]!='-' && text[0]!='+')
651 {
652 newmember = ParseDataMember(text.Data());
653 break;
654 }
655
656 OperatorType_t op = ParseOperator(text);
657
658 Int_t first = GetBracket(txt, '(', ')');
659 TString sub = op==kENegative || op==kEPositive ? text.Remove(0,1) + txt : txt(1, first-1);
660 txt.Remove(0, first+1);
661
662 if (op==kENoop)
663 {
664 newmember = new MDataFormula(Form("%s(%s)", (const char*)text, (const char*)sub));
665 if (newmember->IsValid())
666 break;
667
668 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: Operator '" << text << "' unknown." << endl;
669 if (member0)
670 delete member0;
671 return NULL;
672 }
673
674 newmember = new MDataChain(sub, op);
675 if (!newmember->IsValid())
676 {
677 *fLog << err << dbginf << "Syntax Error: Error parsing contents '" << sub << "' of operator " << text << endl;
678 delete newmember;
679 if (member0)
680 delete member0;
681 return NULL;
682 }
683 }
684
685 if (!member0)
686 {
687 member0 = newmember;
688 continue;
689 }
690
691 if (!member0->InheritsFrom(MDataList::Class()))
692 continue;
693
694 ((MDataList*)member0)->AddToList(newmember);
695 }
696
697 return member0;
698}
699
700// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
701//
702// Returns the value described by the rule
703//
704Double_t MDataChain::GetValue() const
705{
706 if (!fMember)
707 {
708 //*fLog << warn << "MDataChain not valid." << endl;
709 return 0;
710 }
711
712 const Double_t val = fMember->GetValue();
713
714 switch (fOperatorType)
715 {
716 case kEAbs: return TMath::Abs(val);
717 case kELog: return TMath::Log(val);
718 case kELog2: return TMath::Log2(val);
719 case kELog10: return TMath::Log10(val);
720 case kESin: return TMath::Sin(val);
721 case kECos: return TMath::Cos(val);
722 case kETan: return TMath::Tan(val);
723 case kESinH: return TMath::SinH(val);
724 case kECosH: return TMath::CosH(val);
725 case kETanH: return TMath::TanH(val);
726 case kEASin: return TMath::ASin(val);
727 case kEACos: return TMath::ACos(val);
728 case kEATan: return TMath::ATan(val);
729 case kEASinH: return TMath::ASinH(val);
730 case kEACosH: return TMath::ACosH(val);
731 case kEATanH: return TMath::ATanH(val);
732 case kESqrt: return TMath::Sqrt(val);
733 case kESqr: return val*val;
734 case kEExp: return TMath::Exp(val);
735 case kEPow10: return TMath::Power(10, val);
736 case kESgn: return val<0 ? -1 : 1;
737 case kENegative: return -val;
738 case kEPositive: return val;
739 case kEFloor: return TMath::Floor(val);
740 case kECeil: return TMath::Ceil(val);
741 case kERound: return TMath::Nint(val);
742 case kERad2Deg: return val*180/TMath::Pi();
743 case kEDeg2Rad: return val*TMath::Pi()/180;
744 case kERandom: return gRandom ? gRandom->Uniform(val) : 0;
745 case kERandomP: return gRandom ? gRandom->Poisson(val) : 0;
746 case kERandomE: return gRandom ? gRandom->Exp(val) : 0;
747 case kERandomI: return gRandom ? gRandom->Integer((int)val) : 0;
748 case kERandomG: return gRandom ? gRandom->Gaus(0, val) : 0;
749 case kERandomL: return gRandom ? gRandom->Landau(0, val) : 0;
750 case kEIsNaN: return TMath::IsNaN(val);
751 case kEFinite: return TMath::Finite(val);
752 case kENoop: return val;
753 }
754
755 *fLog << warn << "No Case for " << fOperatorType << " available." << endl;
756
757 return 0;
758}
759
760// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
761//
762// Builds a rule from all the chain members. This is a rule which could
763// be used to rebuild the chain.
764//
765TString MDataChain::GetRule() const
766{
767 if (!fMember)
768 return "<n/a>";
769
770 TString str;
771
772 Bool_t bracket = fOperatorType!=kENoop && !fMember->InheritsFrom(MDataList::Class());
773
774 switch (fOperatorType)
775 {
776 case kEAbs: str += "abs" ; break;
777 case kELog: str += "log" ; break;
778 case kELog2: str += "log2" ; break;
779 case kELog10: str += "log10" ; break;
780 case kESin: str += "sin" ; break;
781 case kECos: str += "cos" ; break;
782 case kETan: str += "tan" ; break;
783 case kESinH: str += "sinh" ; break;
784 case kECosH: str += "cosh" ; break;
785 case kETanH: str += "tanh" ; break;
786 case kEASin: str += "asin" ; break;
787 case kEACos: str += "acos" ; break;
788 case kEATan: str += "atan" ; break;
789 case kEASinH: str += "asinh" ; break;
790 case kEACosH: str += "acosh" ; break;
791 case kEATanH: str += "atanh" ; break;
792 case kESqrt: str += "sqrt" ; break;
793 case kESqr: str += "sqr" ; break;
794 case kEExp: str += "exp" ; break;
795 case kEPow10: str += "pow10" ; break;
796 case kESgn: str += "sgn" ; break;
797 case kENegative: str += "-" ; break;
798 case kEPositive: str += "+" ; break;
799 case kEFloor: str += "floor" ; break;
800 case kECeil: str += "ceil" ; break;
801 case kERound: str += "round" ; break;
802 case kERad2Deg: str += "r2d" ; break;
803 case kEDeg2Rad: str += "d2r" ; break;
804 case kERandom: str += "rand" ; break;
805 case kERandomP: str += "randp" ; break;
806 case kERandomE: str += "rande" ; break;
807 case kERandomI: str += "randi" ; break;
808 case kERandomG: str += "randg" ; break;
809 case kERandomL: str += "randl" ; break;
810 case kEIsNaN: str += "isnan" ; break;
811 case kEFinite: str += "finite"; break;
812 case kENoop:
813 break;
814 }
815
816 if (bracket)
817 str += "(";
818
819 str += fMember->GetRule();
820
821 if (bracket)
822 str += ")";
823
824 return str;
825}
826
827// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
828//
829// Return a comma seperated list of all data members used in the chain.
830// This is mainly used in MTask::AddToBranchList
831//
832TString MDataChain::GetDataMember() const
833{
834 return fMember ? fMember->GetDataMember() : TString();
835}
836
837void MDataChain::SetVariables(const TArrayD &arr)
838{
839 if (fMember)
840 fMember->SetVariables(arr);
841}
842
843// --------------------------------------------------------------------------
844//
845// Check for corresponding entries in resource file and setup data chain.
846//
847// Assuming your MDataChain is called (Set/GetName): MyData
848//
849// Now setup the condition, eg:
850// MyData.Rule: log10(MHillas.fSize)
851// or
852// MyData.Rule: log10(MHillas.fSize) - 4.1
853//
854// If you want to use more difficult rules you can split the
855// condition into subrules. Subrules are identified
856// by {}-brackets. Avoid trailing 0's! For example:
857//
858// MyData.Rule: log10(MHillas.fSize) + {0} - {1}
859// MyData.0: 5.5*MHillas.fSize
860// MyData.1: 2.3*log10(MHillas.fSize)
861//
862// The numbering must be continous and start with 0. You can use
863// a subrules more than once. All {}-brackets are simply replaced
864// by the corresponding conditions. The rules how conditions can
865// be written can be found in the class description of MDataChain.
866//
867Int_t MDataChain::ReadEnv(const TEnv &env, TString prefix, Bool_t print)
868{
869 Bool_t rc = kFALSE;
870 if (!IsEnvDefined(env, prefix, "Rule", print))
871 return rc;
872
873 TString rule = GetEnvValue(env, prefix, "Rule", "");
874 rule.ReplaceAll(" ", "");
875
876 Int_t idx=0;
877 while (1)
878 {
879 TString cond;
880 if (IsEnvDefined(env, prefix, Form("%d", idx), print))
881 {
882 cond += "(";
883 cond += GetEnvValue(env, prefix, Form("%d", idx), "");
884 cond += ")";
885 }
886
887 if (cond.IsNull())
888 break;
889
890 rule.ReplaceAll(Form("{%d}", idx), cond);
891 idx++;
892 }
893
894 if (fMember)
895 {
896 delete fMember;
897 fMember = 0;
898 }
899
900 if (rule.IsNull())
901 {
902 *fLog << warn << "MDataChain::ReadEnv - ERROR: Empty rule found." << endl;
903 return kERROR;
904 }
905
906 if (!(fMember=ParseString(rule)))
907 {
908 *fLog << err << "MDataChain::ReadEnv - ERROR: Parsing '" << rule << "' failed." << endl;
909 return kERROR;
910 }
911
912 if (print)
913 {
914 *fLog << inf << "found: ";
915 fMember->Print();
916 *fLog << endl;
917 }
918
919 return kTRUE;
920}
921/*
922void MDataChain::ReconstructElements()
923{
924 if (!fMember)
925 return;
926
927 if (fMember->InheritsFrom(MDataElement::Class()))
928 {
929 MData *data = ((MDataElement*)fMember)->CloneColumn();
930 delete fMember;
931 fMember = data;
932 }
933
934 fMember->ReconstructElements();
935}
936*/
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