PyLine.h

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//
// Python API for the Line
//
// Copyright (c) 2023, Chris Rogers, STFC Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, Didcot, UK
//
// This file is part of OPAL.
//
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//
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//
 
#ifndef PyOpal_PyLine_h
 
 
#include "Lines/Sequence.h"
#include "Lines/Line.h"
#include "Beamlines/TBeamline.h"
#include "PyOpal/PyCore/PyOpalObject.h"
 
namespace PyOpal {
 
// to get the inheritance from PyElement I need to make PyLine_ templated; but
// really I only ever want to associate a PyLine_ with a TBeamline (it is a list
// of elements in a beamline). So I typedef a PyLine class which is the
// specialisation to PyLine_<TBeamline>.
template <class C>
class PyLine_; // forwards declaration of the PyLine_
typedef PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> > PyLine;
 
template <class C>
class PyLine_ : public PyOpalObjectNS::PyOpalObject<C> {
public:
    boost::python::object getElement(int i);
 
    void setElement(int i, boost::python::object element);
 
    void append(boost::python::object element);
 
    std::string getName() const;
 
 
    void setName(std::string name);
 
    int getLength() const {return line.size();}
 
    boost::python::class_<PyLine> make_class(const char* className);
 
    void registerObject();
 
private:
    std::vector<boost::python::object> line;
    int wrangleIndex(int index);
};
 
template <>
std::string PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::getName() const {
    std::shared_ptr<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr>> objectPtr = getOpalShared();
    return objectPtr->getName();
}
 
template <>
void PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::setName(std::string name) {
    std::shared_ptr<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr>> objectPtr = getOpalShared();
    objectPtr->setName(name);
}
 
template<>
int PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::wrangleIndex(int index) {
    if (index >= 0) {
        return index;
    }
    index = line.size()+index;
    return index;
}
 
template <>
void PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::registerObject() {
    TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr>* wrapped = getOpalShared().get();
    // no constructor exists that takes a string name, but clone does, so I
    // instantiate a line and then use clone to make a line having the correct
    // name; duh.
    Line lineDef;
    Line* line = lineDef.clone(wrapped->getName());
    line->setElement(wrapped);
    Object* objectPtr = dynamic_cast<Object*>(line);
    if (objectPtr == nullptr) {
        throw OpalException("PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::register",
                            "Trying to register something that was not a Opal Object");
    }
    OpalData::getInstance()->define(objectPtr);
}
 
template<>
boost::python::class_<PyLine> PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::make_class(const char* className) {
    boost::python::docstring_options docop(true, true, false); // user_def, py_sig, cpp_sig
    auto pyclass = boost::python::class_<PyLine>(className);
    return pyclass;
}
 
template<>
boost::python::object PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::getElement(int i) {
    i = wrangleIndex(i);
    try {
        return line.at(i);
    } catch (std::exception& exc) {
        throw OpalException("PyLine::getElement", "Out of range");
    }
}
 
template<>
void PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::setElement(int i, boost::python::object pyelement) {
    // TBeamline is implemented as a double linked list??
    typedef TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> BL;
    i = wrangleIndex(i);
    try {
        line.at(i) = pyelement;
    } catch (std::exception& exc) {
        throw OpalException("PyLine::setElement", "Failed to set element");
    }
    boost::python::object pyopalelement = pyelement.attr("get_opal_element")();
    PyOpal::PyOpalObjectNS::PyOpalObject<OpalElement>& cpyelement =
            boost::python::extract<PyOpal::PyOpalObjectNS::PyOpalObject<OpalElement>& >(pyopalelement);
    int index = 0;
    for (BL::iterator it = object_m->begin(); it != object_m->end(); ++it) {
        if (index == i) {
            // 4 layers of nested inheritance template wrapper darkness
            std::shared_ptr<OpalElement> opalElementShared = cpyelement.getOpalShared();
            OpalElement* opalElement = opalElementShared.get();
            if (!opalElement) {
                throw OpalException("PyLine::setElement", "Failed to extract element");
            } 
            opalElement->update();
            ElementBase* elmbase = opalElement->getElement();
            if (!elmbase) {
                throw OpalException("PyLine::setElement", "Failed to cast element");
            } 
            ElmPtr elmptr(elmbase);
            FlaggedElmPtr felmptr(elmptr);
            BL::iterator new_it = object_m->erase(it);
            object_m->insert(new_it, felmptr);
            return;
        }
        ++index;
    }
    throw OpalException("PyLine::getElement", "Out of range");
}
 
template <>
void PyLine_<TBeamline<FlaggedElmPtr> >::append(boost::python::object pyelement) {
    int i = line.size();
    // first we extend the size of the python object list by 1 with dummy variables
    line.push_back(boost::python::object());
    FlaggedElmPtr felmptr(ElmPtr(nullptr));
    object_m->push_back(felmptr);
    // then we set the python object using setElement method
    setElement(i, pyelement);
}
 
 
}
#endif // PyOpal_PyLine_h
 
/*
OPAL Beamline insanity...
 
There exists:
1. Beamline is a beamline
2. TBeamline which is another sort of beamline that inherits from Beamline
3. BeamSequence
4. Line which has some bindings to the UI
5. FlaggedBeamline which has a flag to indicate the Beamline is reflected
6. Sequence which is a list of Sequence elements whatever they are
I struggle to understand the motivation for so many different classes.
*/