GeoGridFunction.cc

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// -*- mode: c++; c-basic-offset:4 -*-
 
// This file is part of libdap, A C++ implementation of the OPeNDAP Data
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// Copyright (c) 2003,2013 OPeNDAP, Inc.
// Authors: Nathan Potter <npotter@opendap.org>
//         James Gallagher <jgallagher@opendap.org>
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#include "config.h"
 
#include <Array.h>
#include <BaseType.h>
#include <DDS.h>
#include <Error.h>
#include <Grid.h>
#include <Str.h>
#include <debug.h>
#include <util.h>
 
#include "GeoGridFunction.h"
#include "GridGeoConstraint.h"
#include "grid_utils.h"
#include "gse_parser.h"
 
using namespace libdap;
 
namespace functions {

void function_geogrid(int argc, BaseType *argv[], DDS &, BaseType **btpp) {
    string info = string("<?xml version=\"1.0\" encoding=\"UTF-8\"?>\n") +
                  "<function name=\"geogrid\" version=\"1.2\" "
                  "href=\"http://docs.opendap.org/index.php/Server_Side_Processing_Functions#geogrid\">\n" +
                  "</function>";
 
    if (argc == 0) {
        Str *response = new Str("version");
        response->set_value(info);
        *btpp = response;
        return;
    }
 
    // There are two main forms of this function, one that takes a Grid and one
    // that takes a Grid and two Arrays. The latter provides a way to explicitly
    // tell the function which maps contain lat and lon data. The remaining
    // arguments are the same for both versions, although that includes a
    // varying argument list.
 
    // Look at the types of the first three arguments to determine which of the
    // two forms were used to call this function.
    Grid *l_grid = 0;
    if (argc < 1 || !(l_grid = dynamic_cast<Grid *>(argv[0]->ptr_duplicate())))
        throw Error(malformed_expr, "The first argument to geogrid() must be a Grid variable!");
 
    // Both forms require at least this many args
    if (argc < 5)
        throw Error(
            malformed_expr,
            "Wrong number of arguments to geogrid() (expected at least 5 args). See geogrid() for more information.");
 
    bool grid_lat_lon_form;
    Array *l_lat = 0;
    Array *l_lon = 0;
    if (!(l_lat = dynamic_cast<Array *>(argv[1]))) //->ptr_duplicate())))
        grid_lat_lon_form = false;
    else if (!(l_lon = dynamic_cast<Array *>(argv[2]))) //->ptr_duplicate())))
        throw Error(malformed_expr, "When using the Grid, Lat, Lon form of geogrid() both the lat and lon maps must be "
                                    "given (lon map missing)!");
    else
        grid_lat_lon_form = true;
 
    if (grid_lat_lon_form && argc < 7)
        throw Error(
            malformed_expr,
            "Wrong number of arguments to geogrid() (expected at least 7 args). See geogrid() for more information.");
 
#if 0
    Grid *l_grid = dynamic_cast < Grid * >(argv[0]->ptr_duplicate());
    if (!l_grid)
        throw Error(malformed_expr,"The first argument to geogrid() must be a Grid variable!");
#endif
    // Read the maps. Do this before calling parse_gse_expression(). Avoid
    // reading the array until the constraints have been applied because it
    // might be really large.
    //
    // Trick: Some handlers build Grids from a combination of Array
    // variables and attributes. Those handlers (e.g., hdf4) use the send_p
    // property to determine which parts of the Grid to read *but they can
    // only read the maps from within Grid::read(), not the map's read()*.
    // Since the Grid's array does not have send_p set, it will not be read
    // by the call below to Grid::read().
    Grid::Map_iter i = l_grid->map_begin();
    while (i != l_grid->map_end())
        (*i++)->set_send_p(true);
 
    l_grid->read();
    // Calling read() above sets the read_p flag for the entire grid; clear it
    // for the grid's array so that later on the code will be sure to read it
    // under all circumstances.
    l_grid->get_array()->set_read_p(false);
 
    // Look for Grid Selection Expressions tacked onto the end of the BB
    // specification. If there are any, evaluate them before evaluating the BB.
    int min_arg_count = (grid_lat_lon_form) ? 7 : 5;
    if (argc > min_arg_count) {
        // argv[5..n] holds strings; each are little Grid Selection Expressions
        // to be parsed and evaluated.
        vector<GSEClause *> clauses;
        gse_arg *arg = new gse_arg(l_grid);
        for (int i = min_arg_count; i < argc; ++i) {
            parse_gse_expression(arg, argv[i]);
            clauses.push_back(arg->get_gsec());
        }
        delete arg;
        arg = 0;
 
        apply_grid_selection_expressions(l_grid, clauses);
    }
 
    try {
        // Build a GeoConstraint object. If there are no longitude/latitude
        // maps then this constructor throws Error.
        GridGeoConstraint gc(l_grid);
 
        // This sets the bounding box and modifies the maps to match the
        // notation of the box (0/359 or -180/179)
        int box_index_offset = (grid_lat_lon_form) ? 3 : 1;
        double top = extract_double_value(argv[box_index_offset]);
        double left = extract_double_value(argv[box_index_offset + 1]);
        double bottom = extract_double_value(argv[box_index_offset + 2]);
        double right = extract_double_value(argv[box_index_offset + 3]);
        gc.set_bounding_box(top, left, bottom, right);
        DBG(cerr << "geogrid: past bounding box set" << endl);
 
        // This also reads all of the data into the grid variable
        gc.apply_constraint_to_data();
        DBG(cerr << "geogrid: past apply constraint" << endl);
 
        // In this function the l_grid pointer is the same as the pointer returned
        // by this call. The caller of the function must free the pointer.
        *btpp = gc.get_constrained_grid();
        return;
    } catch (Error &e) {
        throw e;
    } catch (exception &e) {
        throw InternalErr(string("A C++ exception was thrown from inside geogrid(): ") + e.what());
    }
}

bool GeoGridFunction::canOperateOn(DDS &dds) {
    bool usable = false;
 
    // Go find all the Grid variables.
    // vector<Grid *> *grids = new vector<Grid *>();
    vector<Grid *> grids;
    get_grids(dds, &grids);
 
    // Were there any?
    if (!grids.empty()) {
        // Apparently so...
 
        // See if any one of them looks like suitable GeoGrid
        vector<Grid *>::iterator git;
        for (git = grids.begin(); !usable && git != grids.end(); git++) {
            Grid *grid = *git;
            usable = is_geo_grid(grid);
        }
    }
    // delete grids;
 
    return usable;
}
 
} // namespace functions