annotate data/fileio/MatrixFile.h @ 1008:d9e0e59a1581

When using an aggregate model to pass data to a transform, zero-pad the shorter input to the duration of the longer rather than truncating the longer. (This is better behaviour for e.g. MATCH, and in any case the code was previously truncating incorrectly and ending up with garbage data at the end.)

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    Sonic Visualiser
    An audio file viewer and annotation editor.
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#ifndef _MATRIX_FILE_CACHE_H_
#define _MATRIX_FILE_CACHE_H_

#include "base/ResizeableBitset.h"

#include "FileReadThread.h"

#include <sys/types.h>
#include <QString>
#include <QMutex>
#include <map>

class MatrixFile : public QObject
{
    Q_OBJECT

public:
    enum Mode { ReadOnly, WriteOnly };

    /**
     * Construct a MatrixFile object reading from and/or writing to
     * the matrix file with the given base name in the application's
     * temporary directory.
     *
     * If mode is ReadOnly, the file must exist and be readable.
     *
     * If mode is WriteOnly, the file must not exist.
     *
     * cellSize specifies the size in bytes of the object type stored
     * in the matrix.  For example, use cellSize = sizeof(float) for a
     * matrix of floats.  The MatrixFile object doesn't care about the
     * objects themselves, it just deals with raw data of a given size.
     *
     * width and height specify the dimensions of the file.  These
     * cannot be changed after construction.
     *
     * MatrixFiles are reference counted by name.  When the last
     * MatrixFile with a given name is destroyed, the file is removed.
     * These are temporary files; the normal usage is to have one
     * MatrixFile of WriteOnly type creating the file and then
     * persisting until all readers are complete.
     *
     * MatrixFile has no built-in cache and is not thread-safe.  Use a
     * separate MatrixFile in each thread.
     */
    MatrixFile(QString fileBase, Mode mode, int cellSize,
               int width, int height);
    virtual ~MatrixFile();

    Mode getMode() const { return m_mode; }

    int getWidth() const { return m_width; }
    int getHeight() const { return m_height; }
    int getCellSize() const { return m_cellSize; }

    /**
     * If this is set true on a write-mode MatrixFile, then the file
     * will close() itself when all columns have been written.
     */
    void setAutoClose(bool a) { m_autoClose = a; }

    void close(); // does not decrement ref count; that happens in dtor

    bool haveSetColumnAt(int x) const;
    void getColumnAt(int x, void *data); // may throw FileReadFailed
    void setColumnAt(int x, const void *data);

protected:
    int     m_fd;
    Mode    m_mode;
    int     m_flags;
    mode_t  m_fmode;
    int     m_cellSize;
    int     m_width;
    int     m_height;
    int     m_headerSize;
    QString m_fileName;

    ResizeableBitset *m_setColumns; // only in writer
    bool m_autoClose;

    // In reader: if this is >= 0, we can read that column directly
    // without seeking (and we know that the column exists)
    mutable int m_readyToReadColumn;

    static std::map<QString, int> m_refcount;
    static QMutex m_createMutex;

    void initialise();
    bool seekTo(int col) const;
};

#endif