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csvdatastoreexporter.cpp
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csvdatastoreexporter.cpp
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/*******************************************************************************
Copyright (C) The University of Auckland
OpenCOR is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
(at your option) any later version.
OpenCOR is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
GNU General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
along with this program. If not, see <https://gnu.org/licenses>.
*******************************************************************************/
//==============================================================================
// CSV data store exporter
//==============================================================================
#include "corecliutils.h"
#include "csvdatastoreexporter.h"
//==============================================================================
#include <QDir>
#include <QSet>
//==============================================================================
namespace OpenCOR {
namespace CSVDataStore {
//==============================================================================
CsvDataStoreExporterWorker::CsvDataStoreExporterWorker(DataStore::DataStoreExportData *pDataStoreData) :
DataStore::DataStoreExporterWorker(pDataStoreData)
{
}
//==============================================================================
void CsvDataStoreExporterWorker::run()
{
// Export our data store to a CSV file
// Note: we would normally rely on a string to which we would append our
// header and then data, and then use that string as a parameter to
// Core::writeFile(). However, although this works fine with 'small'
// amounts of data to export, this can crash OpenCOR if we really have
// a lot of data to write. So, instead, we do what Core::writeFile()
// does, but rather than writing one potentially humongous string, we
// first write our header and then our data, one row at a time...
QFile file(Core::temporaryFileName());
QString errorMessage = QString();
if (file.open(QIODevice::WriteOnly)) {
// Determine whether we need to export the VOI and, if so, remove it
// from our variables since it gets exported separately
DataStore::DataStore *dataStore = mDataStoreData->dataStore();
DataStore::DataStoreVariables variables = mDataStoreData->variables();
DataStore::DataStoreVariable *voi = variables.contains(dataStore->voi())?dataStore->voi():nullptr;
variables.removeOne(voi);
// Retrieve the different values for our VOI and sets of variables
// Note #1: this is needed when we have two runs with different
// starting/ending points and/or point intervals...
// Note #2: after our for loop, our list may contain duplicates and may
// not be sorted. When it comes to removing duplicates, we do
// this by converting our list to a set and back. Indeed, this
// is much faster than preventing ourselves from adding
// duplicates in the first place...
QList<DataStore::DataStoreVariables> variablesRuns = QList<DataStore::DataStoreVariables>();
for (int i = 0, iMax = variables.count(); i < iMax; ++i) {
variablesRuns << DataStore::DataStoreVariables();
}
int nbOfRuns = dataStore->runsCount();
QList<quint64> runsIndex = QList<quint64>();
QDoubleList voiValues = QDoubleList();
for (int i = 0; i < nbOfRuns; ++i) {
// Original index for the current run
runsIndex << 0;
// VOI values
for (quint64 j = 0, jMax = dataStore->size(i); j < jMax; ++j) {
voiValues << dataStore->voi()->value(j, i);
}
// Variables
int j = -1;
for (auto variable : variables) {
variablesRuns[++j] << variable;
}
}
voiValues = voiValues.toSet().toList();
std::sort(voiValues.begin(), voiValues.end());
// Determine the number of steps to export everything, i.e. one for our
// header and then some for our number of VOI values
double oneOverNbOfSteps = 1.0/(1+voiValues.count());
int stepNb = 0;
// Output our header
static const QString Header = "%1 (%2)%3";
static const QString RunNb = " | Run #%1";
static const QString CrLf = "\r\n";
QString header = QString();
if (voi != nullptr) {
header += Header.arg(voi->uri().replace("/prime", "'").replace('/', " | "),
voi->unit(),
QString());
}
for (auto variable : variables) {
for (int i = 0; i < nbOfRuns; ++i) {
if (!header.isEmpty()) {
header += ',';
}
header += Header.arg(variable->uri().replace("/prime", "'").replace('/', " | "),
variable->unit(),
(nbOfRuns == 1)?
QString():
RunNb.arg(i+1));
}
}
header += CrLf;
bool res = file.write(header.toUtf8()) != -1;
// Output our different sets of data, one row at a time, if we were able
// to output our header
if (res) {
emit progress(mDataStoreData, ++stepNb*oneOverNbOfSteps);
for (int i = 0, iMax = voiValues.count(); i < iMax; ++i) {
QString rowData = QString();
double voiValue = voiValues[i];
if (voi != nullptr) {
rowData += QString::number(voiValue);
}
bool firstRowData = true;
QBoolList updateRunsIndex = QBoolList();
for (int j = 0; j < nbOfRuns; ++j) {
updateRunsIndex << false;
}
for (const auto &variableRuns : variablesRuns) {
int j = 0;
for (auto variableRun : variableRuns) {
if (firstRowData && rowData.isEmpty()) {
firstRowData = false;
} else {
rowData += ',';
}
if ( (runsIndex[j] < dataStore->size(j))
&& qFuzzyCompare(dataStore->voi()->value(runsIndex[j], j), voiValue)) {
rowData += QString::number(variableRun->value(runsIndex[j], j));
updateRunsIndex[j] = true;
}
++j;
}
}
for (int j = 0; j < nbOfRuns; ++j) {
if (updateRunsIndex[j]) {
++runsIndex[j];
}
}
rowData += CrLf;
res = file.write(rowData.toUtf8()) != -1;
if (!res) {
break;
}
emit progress(mDataStoreData, ++stepNb*oneOverNbOfSteps);
}
}
// Close our temporary file and rename it to our final file, if we were
// able to output all of our data
file.close();
if (res) {
QDir dir(QFileInfo(mDataStoreData->fileName()).path());
res = dir.exists() || dir.mkpath(dir.dirName());
if (res) {
if (QFile::exists(mDataStoreData->fileName())) {
QFile::remove(mDataStoreData->fileName());
}
res = file.rename(mDataStoreData->fileName());
}
}
if (!res) {
file.remove();
errorMessage = tr("The data could not be written.");
}
} else {
errorMessage = tr("The CSV file could not be created.");
}
// Let people know that our export is done
emit done(mDataStoreData, errorMessage);
}
//==============================================================================
DataStore::DataStoreExporterWorker * CsvDataStoreExporter::workerInstance(DataStore::DataStoreExportData *pDataStoreData)
{
// Return an instance of our worker
return new CsvDataStoreExporterWorker(pDataStoreData);
}
//==============================================================================
} // namespace CSVDataStore
} // namespace OpenCOR
//==============================================================================
// End of file
//==============================================================================