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CAD::Drawing::IO::Split - Fast distributed text file methods.
Eric L. Wilhelm <ewilhelm at cpan dot org>
http://scratchcomputing.com
This module is copyright (C) 2004-2006 by Eric L. Wilhelm. Portions copyright (C) 2003 by Eric L. Wilhelm and A. Zahner Co.
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CAD::Drawing CAD::Drawing::IO
See CAD::Drawing::IO for a description of the plug-in architecture.
Returns true if $type is "split" or $filename is a directory (need a tag?)
$fact = check_type($filename, $type);
Concept here is to strip data down to the absolute bare minumum in an effort to find a generic and extensible incarnation of same.
Saves data into $toplevel_directory under a directory for each layer, each type, and a file for each id.
save($drw, $toplevel_directory, \%options);
Requires that the directory already exists.
Selective saves not yet supported.
Unfortunately, the file-formats are rather primitive and the code needs refactoring. These are nowhere near stable, so don't expect version compatibility yet!
Needs a clear_all_like => $regex option.
load($drw, $toplevel_directory, \%options);
%options may include selective-load arguments
@list = _dir_list($dir);
Creates nested directories which are required to save %obj and returns the filename which should be saved into.
_sp_filename(\%obj, \%data);
Removes layers (and items) from the split directory $dir.
Defaults to removing all.
$drw->clear_dir($dir, \%options);
like => qr/regex/, # if regex matches layer name not_like => qr/regex/, # negative of above (compounded)
%options is passed through CAD::Drawing::Defined::check_select(), so the selections returned by it will be utilized here.
select_layers => \@layer_list, select_types => \@types_list,
Returns the number of items removed or undef() if $dir does not exist.
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package CAD::Drawing::IO::Split; our $VERSION = '0.02'; use CAD::Drawing; use CAD::Drawing::Defined; use warnings; use strict; use Carp; my $dbg = 0;
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######################################################################## # the following are required to be a disc I/O plugin: our $can_save_type = "split"; our $can_load_type = $can_save_type; our $is_inherited = 1;
sub check_type { my ($filename, $type) = @_; if(defined($type)) { ($type eq "split") && return("split"); return(); } elsif((-d $filename) && (0)) { # FIXME: this needs something return("split"); } elsif(($filename =~ s/^split://) and (-d $filename)) { return("split"); } return(); } # end subroutine check_type definition ########################################################################
######################################################################## our %save_functions = ( plines => sub { my ($pline, $data) = @_; # note the danger here (loading dwg into existing will # create compounding buildup my $filename = _sp_filename($pline, $data); open(PL, ">$filename") or croak(); print PL join(":", map({join(",", @$_)} @{$pline->{pts}})), "\n"; print PL "$pline->{color}\n"; close(PL); }, # end plines sub lines => sub { my ($line, $data) = @_; $dbg && print "a line!\n"; my $filename = _sp_filename($line, $data); open(LN, ">$filename") or croak(); print LN join(":", map({join(",", @$_)} @{$line->{pts}})), "\n"; print LN "$line->{color}\n"; close(LN); }, points => sub { my ($point, $data) = @_; # print "a point\n"; my $filename = _sp_filename($point, $data); open(PT, ">$filename") or croak(); print PT join(",", @{$point->{pt}}), "\n"; print PT "$point->{color}\n"; close(PT); }, # end points sub circles => sub { my ($circ, $data) = @_; my $filename = _sp_filename($circ, $data); open(CI, ">$filename") or croak(); $dbg && print "saving @{$circ->{pt}}\n$circ->{rad}\n$circ->{color}\n"; print CI join(",", @{$circ->{pt}}), "\n"; print CI "$circ->{rad}\n"; print CI "$circ->{color}\n"; close(CI); }, # end circs sub ); # end %save_functions ########################################################################
sub save{ my $dbg = 0; my $self = shift; $dbg && print "here\n"; my ($dir, $opt) = @_; $dir =~ s/^split://; (-d $dir) or die "no $dir\n"; my %data = ( dir => $dir, ); $dbg && print "saving out $dir\n"; $self->outloop(\%save_functions, \%data); } # end subroutine save definition ######################################################################## our %load_functions = ( plines => sub { my ($self, $file, $info) = @_; open(PL, $file) or croak(); chomp(my $pts = <PL>); chomp(my $color = <PL>); close(PL); $dbg && print "points: $pts\ncolor:$color\n"; my @pts = map({[split(/,/, $_)]} split(/:/, $pts)); $self->addpolygon(\@pts, {%$info, color => $color}); }, lines => sub { my ($self, $file, $info) = @_; open(LN, $file) or croak(); chomp(my $pts = <LN>); chomp(my $color = <LN>); close(LN); $dbg && print "points: $pts\ncolor:$color\n"; my @pts = map({[split(/,/, $_)]} split(/:/, $pts)); $self->addline(\@pts, {%$info, color => $color}); }, points => sub { my ($self, $file, $info) = @_; open(PT, $file) or croak(); chomp(my $pt = <PT>); chomp(my $co = <PT>); close(PT); $self->addpoint([split(/,/, $pt)], {%$info, color => $co}); }, circles => sub { my ($self, $file, $info) = @_; open(CI, $file) or croak(); chomp(my $pt = <CI>); chomp(my $rad = <CI>); chomp(my $co = <CI>); close(CI); $self->addcircle([split(/,/, $pt)], $rad, {%$info, color => $co}); }, );
sub load{ my $self = shift; my ($dir, $opts) = @_; $dir =~ s/^split://; (-d $dir) or croak("no such directory: $dir\n"); my %opt; (ref($opts) eq "HASH") && (%opt = %$opts); my @layers; my ($s, $n) = check_select(\%opt); if($s->{l}) { @layers = grep({$s->{l}{$_}} _dir_list($dir)); } else { @layers = _dir_list($dir); } foreach my $layer (@layers) { my %info = (layer => $layer); foreach my $type (keys(%load_functions)) { $s->{t} && ($s->{t}{$type} || next); $n->{t} && ($n->{t}{$type} && next); my $path = join("/", $dir, $layer, $type); (-d $path) || next; $info{type} = $type; my @ids = _dir_list($path); foreach my $id (@ids) { $info{id} = $id; my $filename = $path . "/" . $id; # hmm. slipping select color / select linetype in here # is tricky $load_functions{$type}->($self, $filename, {%info}); } } # end foreach $type } # end foreach $layer } # end subroutine load definition ########################################################################
sub _dir_list { my $dir = shift; opendir(DIR, $dir); my @list = grep(! /^\.+$/, readdir(DIR)); closedir(DIR); # print "listed @list\n";exit; return(@list); } # end subroutine _dir_list definition ########################################################################
sub _sp_filename { my ($obj, $data) = @_; my @dirs = ( $data->{dir}, $obj->{addr}{layer}, $obj->{addr}{type}, ); my $filename; foreach my $dir (@dirs) { $filename .= $dir . "/"; if(-d $filename) { $dbg && print "$filename exists\n"; next; } (-e $filename) and croak("$filename exists, but is not a directory"); $dbg && print "making $filename\n"; mkdir($filename); } $filename .= $obj->{addr}{id}; $dbg && print "filename to be $filename\n";#exit; return($filename); } # end subroutine _sp_filename definition ########################################################################
sub clear_dir { my $self = shift; my ($dir, $opts) = @_; $dir =~ s#/*$#/#; my %opt; (ref($opts) eq "HASH") && (%opt = %$opts); my $like = $opt{like}; my $notlike = $opt{not_like}; my ($s, $n) = check_select(\%opt); (-d $dir) or return(); my @kill_layers = _dir_list($dir); if($like) { (ref($like) eq "Regexp") or croak("$like is not a regex"); @kill_layers = grep(/$like/, @kill_layers); $dbg && print "now ", scalar(@kill_layers), "\n"; } if($notlike) { (ref($notlike) eq "Regexp") or croak("$notlike is not a regex"); @kill_layers = grep(! /$notlike/, @kill_layers); $dbg && print "now ", scalar(@kill_layers), "\n"; } my $count; foreach my $layer (@kill_layers) { $s->{l} && ($s->{l}{$layer} || next); $n->{l} && ($n->{l}{$layer} && next); my $ldir = $dir . $layer . "/"; my @types = _dir_list($ldir); $dbg && print "removing $layer\n"; my $tfail = 0; foreach my $type (@types) { $s->{t} && ($s->{t}{$type} || next); $n->{t} && ($n->{t}{$type} && next); $dbg && print "$type\n"; my $tdir = $ldir . $type . "/"; my @items = _dir_list($tdir); $dbg && print "items: @items\n"; my $ifail = 0; foreach my $item (@items) { my $file = $tdir . $item; if(unlink($file)) { $count ++; } else { carp("unlink failed on $file"); $ifail++; } } unless($ifail) { unless(rmdir($tdir)) { carp("rmdir failed on $tdir"); $tfail++; } } } # end foreach $type unless($tfail) { unless(rmdir($ldir)) { carp("rmdir failed on $ldir"); } } } return($count); } # end subroutine clear_dir definition ######################################################################## 1;