/* ******************************************************************* * * * Copyright (c) L-DGO/MIT/JGOFS * * * * * * File : lm.c * * * * Purpose : * * * * Version Number : 1.6 * * * * Revision History : * * * * Date Developer * * ---- --------- * * * * Sat Oct 17 1992 10.00 Glenn Flierl * * Oct 1993 attr[][] * * July 1995 Christine Hammond * * change to add field width determination based on width of * * the label in the data. Preparer must determine max width * * of column from inspection of data column width. * * Ex: event___ , sta__ ,bot * * will give lengths of 8, 5, and 3 for the respective cols * * * * January 1996 Christine Hammond * * 'type' the functions that outer method calls to avoid * * warnings on ANSI compilers - void() used for functions * * returning no value (e.g., return;) * * * * March 1996 Christine Hammond * * fix proclabel (width sensing) to ignore attributes with a * * substring 'width=', ex: 'inpwidth=N', and to properly deal * * with a 'width=N' attr when it occurs after a ';', as in * * a series of attributes, ex: 'meters;color=pink;width=12' * * * * March 1996 Warren Sass, Christine Hammond * * use a .h include file to set sizes of buffers used * * NOTE: 'minbufsize.h' also included in outer.c, to achieve * * some correspondence. User-specified include file allowed * * (see minbufsize.h) as a compile switch IOBUF_INCLUDE * * * * May 1996 Christine Hammond * * change to iovalreal to accept data values that begin with * * one of more digits but contain alpha characters and are * * intended to be alpha variables. old rule was 'first char * * determines variable type.' * * * * June 2005 wjs * * add defn for error_ to avoid warning msg * ******************************************************************* */ #include #include #include OPTIONS #include INNEROPTIONS double strtod(); void error_(); /* #define DEBUG */ #define SEPARATOR " ,\n" #define W_EXTEND '_' #ifndef NVAR #define NVAR 250 #endif char names[NVAR][VARNAMESIZE]; char values[NVAR][DATUMSIZE]; char attr[NVAR][ATTRSIZE]; char comments[COMMENTSIZE]; int widths[NVAR]; int nvarlevel[6]; FILE *fl; int maxlev,newlev; int eofflag=0; int ateq=0; void ioclose_(); void in_getwidth(); void in_proclabel(); void in_striptoken(); void in_readheader(); void in_readnewheader(); /* * * * * * end of declarations * * * * * */ int ftok(fl,s) FILE *fl; char *s; { char *sp; int ok,c; sp=s; ok=1; while(ok){ c=fgetc(fl); if(c==EOF) return EOF; if(c==' ' || c==',' || c=='\n'){ if(ok==2)ok=0; } else { ok=2; *(sp++)=c; }; }; *sp = '\0'; return 0; } void in_proclabel(n, ptr) int n; char *ptr; /* attr[] is the global array. routine to determine the length of the title string indexed at 'n' and pointed to by 'ptr', and based on the idea that the user preparing the data has placed W_EXTEND characters to pad the title to the desired width. An attribute is constructed and saved in attr[], either by appending to existing attr's or saving as the sole attribute, beginning with 'width='. Then, the W_EXTEND characters must be stripped from the names. Same name separators are used as before (space, tab, comma, newline). If an explicit 'width=' attribute is found, it is used. */ { #define YES 0 #define NO 1 int len, docalc, others; char attrib[ATTRSIZE], *attrptr; /* default value for flag indicating attributes other than 'width=' */ others = NO; /* calculate a field width, if no attributes are present or, if none of the attributes are exactly == 'width=N' */ docalc = YES; attrptr = attr[n]; while (*attrptr) { others = YES; if (strncmp(attrptr,"width=",6) == 0) docalc = NO; (attrptr = strchr(attrptr,';')) == NULL ? attrptr : attrptr++; } if (docalc == YES) { len = strlen(ptr); /* length of (possibly) extended label */ sprintf(attrib, "width=%d", len); if (others == YES) { /* add to end of other attributes? */ strcat(attr[n],";"); strcat(attr[n],attrib); } else strcpy(attr[n],attrib); }; /* end docalc loop */ /* strip off the column extenders from the label */ in_striptoken(ptr); /* and save label name without the extra W_EXTEND characters */ strcpy(names[n], ptr); return; } void in_striptoken(p) char *p; { char *tp; int i; /* if there are extending characters at end of string, strip them */ i = strlen(p); while ( (tp = strrchr(p,W_EXTEND)) == p+i-1) { *tp = '\0'; /* shorten string by that one extend char */ i = strlen(p); }; return; } void in_readheader() { /* INBUFSIZE was 82 when hardcoded */ char tmp[INBUFSIZE],*sp; int ncnt,i; maxlev= -1; newlev=0; nvarlevel[0]=0; ncnt=0; strcpy(tmp,"#"); while(tmp[0] == '#'){ if(fgets(tmp,INBUFSIZE-1,fl) == NULL) error_("file structure","(1)"); if(tmp[0]=='#') strcat(comments,tmp+1); }; while(1) { if(tmp[0] == '='){ maxlev++; while(1){ if(ftok(fl,tmp) == EOF) error_("unexpected EOF","after ftok 1"); if(tmp[0] == '.' || tmp[0] == '-') break; /* if(tmp[strlen(tmp)-1] == ',')tmp[strlen(tmp)-1]=0; */ if(sp=strchr(tmp,'[')) { strcpy(attr[ncnt],sp+1); attr[ncnt][strlen(attr[ncnt])-1]='\0'; *sp='\0'; } else attr[ncnt][0]='\0'; /* strcpy(names[ncnt++],tmp); replaced by 2 lines below */ in_proclabel(ncnt,tmp); ncnt++; }; nvarlevel[maxlev+1]=ncnt; } if(tmp[0] == '-') return; for(i=nvarlevel[maxlev];i=0;i--)if (*vn >= nvarlevel[i]) return i; return 0; } int ioattrout_(vn,str) int *vn; char *str; { char *at; int j; j= *vn; if (attr[j][0]){ at=strchr(attr[j],';'); if(at){ *at = '\0'; strcpy(str,attr[j]); if (strncmp(str,"width=",6) == 0) { /* width attr, make widths array*/ in_getwidth(&j,str); } strcpy(attr[j],at+1); } else { strcpy(str,attr[j]); if (strncmp(str,"width=",6) == 0) { in_getwidth(&j,str); } attr[j][0]='\0'; }; return 1; } else return 0; } int iocommout_(str) char *str; { char *at; if (comments[0]){ at=strchr(comments,'\n'); if(at){ *at = '\0'; strcpy(str,comments); strcpy(comments,at+1); } else { strcpy(str,comments); comments[0]='\0'; }; return 1; } else return 0; } void iovalreal_(vn,f) int *vn; float *f; { /* following line changed by clh, May 1996 if(strspn(values[i],"0123456789.+-")) to one below, to allow for strings that begin with digits */ int i; char *end_char_ptr; i= *vn; if(i<0){*f= -9999.0;return;}; *f=strtod(values[i],&end_char_ptr); if (*end_char_ptr != '\0') *f= -9999.0; #ifdef DEBUG printf("iovalreal %d %f\n",*vn,f); #endif return; } void iovalstr_(vn,tmp) int *vn; char *tmp; { static char *s; int i; i= *vn; if(i<0){strcpy(tmp,"nd");return;}; s=values[i]; s=s+strspn(s," "); strcpy(tmp,s); #ifdef DEBUG printf("iovalstr %d %s\n",*vn,tmp); #endif return; } void in_readnewheader() { /* INBUFSIZE was 82 when hardcoded */ char tmp[INBUFSIZE],*sp; int i,clev,mlev; if(!ateq){ strcpy(tmp,"xx"); while(tmp[0] != '='){ if(ftok(fl,tmp)==EOF)error_("unexpected EOF","after ftok 3"); if(tmp[0]=='*'){eofflag=1;newlev= -1;return;}; } } else strcpy(tmp,"=="); ateq=0; mlev=maxlev; while(1) { if(tmp[0] == '='){ clev= -1; while(1){ if(clev >= 0)break; if(ftok(fl,tmp) == EOF)error_("unexpected EOF","after ftok 4"); if(tmp[0] == '.' || tmp[0] == '-')break; /* if(tmp[strlen(tmp)-1] == ',')tmp[strlen(tmp)-1]=0; */ if(sp=strchr(tmp,'['))*sp='\0'; for(i=0;i<=maxlev;i++) if(!strcmp(tmp,names[nvarlevel[i]])) clev = i; }; while(tmp[0] != '.' && tmp[0] != '-') if(ftok(fl,tmp) == EOF)error_("unexpected EOF","after ftok 5"); if(clev newlev)return 0; if(*level == newlev && newlev == maxlev){ for(i=nvarlevel[maxlev];i *level); if(newlev<*level)return 0; newlev++; return 1; } void ioclose_(maxlevel) int *maxlevel; { fclose(fl); } int iowidth_(vn) int *vn; { int i; i = widths[*vn]; return i; } void in_getwidth(vn, ptr) /* read the width from the string 'ptr' (an attribute that has been tested prior to coming here for containing the string 'width=') and write it to the widths array element '*vn' */ int *vn; char *ptr; { char *p; int i,len; i = *vn; p = strchr(ptr,'='); sscanf(p+1,"%d", &len); widths[i] = len; return; }