/**
* Creates the tool context denoting the range of samples that should be analysed by a tool.
*
* @return a tool context, never <code>null</code>.
*/
private ToolContext createToolContext() {
int startOfDecode = -1;
int endOfDecode = -1;
final int dataLength = this.dataContainer.getValues().length;
if (this.dataContainer.isCursorsEnabled()) {
if (this.dataContainer.isCursorPositionSet(0)) {
final Long cursor1 = this.dataContainer.getCursorPosition(0);
startOfDecode = this.dataContainer.getSampleIndex(cursor1.longValue()) - 1;
}
if (this.dataContainer.isCursorPositionSet(1)) {
final Long cursor2 = this.dataContainer.getCursorPosition(1);
endOfDecode = this.dataContainer.getSampleIndex(cursor2.longValue()) + 1;
}
} else {
startOfDecode = 0;
endOfDecode = dataLength;
}
startOfDecode = Math.max(0, startOfDecode);
if ((endOfDecode < 0) || (endOfDecode >= dataLength)) {
endOfDecode = dataLength - 1;
}
return new DefaultToolContext(startOfDecode, endOfDecode);
}
/**
* Sets the (average) bit length for this data set.
*
* <p>A bit length is used to determine the baudrate of this data set. If there is already a bit
* length available from an earlier call to this method, it will be used to average the resulting
* bit length if both the current and the given bit length are "close". This allows you to use the
* bit lengths of both the RxD- and TxD-lines to get a good approximation of the actual baudrate.
*
* @param aBitLength the bit length to set/add, should be >= 0.
*/
public void setSampledBitLength(final int aBitLength) {
// If the given bit length is "much" smaller (smaller bit length means
// higher baudrate) than the current one, switch to that one instead; this
// way we can recover from bad values...
if ((this.bitLength <= 0) || ((10.0 * aBitLength) < this.bitLength)) {
// First time being called, take the given bit length as our "truth"...
this.bitLength = aBitLength;
} else {
// Take the average as the current and the given bit lengths are "close"
// to each other; ignore the given bit length otherwise, as it clobbers
// our earlier results...
final int diff = Math.abs(aBitLength - this.bitLength);
if ((diff >= 0) && (diff < 50)) {
this.bitLength = (int) ((aBitLength + this.bitLength) / 2.0);
} else {
LOG.log(
Level.INFO,
"Ignoring sampled bit length ({0}) as it deviates "
+ "too much from current bit length ({1}).",
new Object[] {Integer.valueOf(aBitLength), Integer.valueOf(this.bitLength)});
}
}
}
/** @see nl.lxtreme.ols.api.tools.ToolContext#getLength() */
@Override
public int getLength() {
return Math.max(0, this.endSampleIdx - this.startSampleIdx);
}
/**
* Reads the data from a given reader.
*
* @param aProject the project to read the settings to;
* @param aReader the reader to read the data from, cannot be <code>null</code>.
* @throws IOException in case of I/O problems.
*/
@SuppressWarnings("boxing")
public static void read(final StubDataSet aDataSet, final Reader aReader) throws IOException {
int size = -1;
Integer rate = null, channels = null, enabledChannels = null;
long triggerPos = -1L;
long absLen = -1L;
// assume 'new' file format is in use, don't support uncompressed ones...
boolean compressed = true;
final BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(aReader);
final List<String[]> dataValues = new ArrayList<String[]>();
String line;
while ((line = br.readLine()) != null) {
// Determine whether the line is an instruction, or data...
final Matcher instructionMatcher = OLS_INSTRUCTION_PATTERN.matcher(line);
final Matcher dataMatcher = OLS_DATA_PATTERN.matcher(line);
if (dataMatcher.matches()) {
final String[] dataPair = new String[] {dataMatcher.group(1), dataMatcher.group(2)};
dataValues.add(dataPair);
} else if (instructionMatcher.matches()) {
// Ok; found an instruction...
final String instrKey = instructionMatcher.group(1);
final String instrValue = instructionMatcher.group(2);
if ("Size".equals(instrKey)) {
size = safeParseInt(instrValue);
} else if ("Rate".equals(instrKey)) {
rate = safeParseInt(instrValue);
} else if ("Channels".equals(instrKey)) {
channels = safeParseInt(instrValue);
} else if ("TriggerPosition".equals(instrKey)) {
triggerPos = Long.parseLong(instrValue);
} else if ("EnabledChannels".equals(instrKey)) {
enabledChannels = safeParseInt(instrValue);
} else if ("CursorEnabled".equals(instrKey)) {
aDataSet.setCursorsEnabled(Boolean.parseBoolean(instrValue));
} else if ("Compressed".equals(instrKey)) {
compressed = Boolean.parseBoolean(instrValue);
} else if ("AbsoluteLength".equals(instrKey)) {
absLen = Long.parseLong(instrValue);
} else if ("CursorA".equals(instrKey)) {
final long value = safeParseLong(instrValue);
if (value > Long.MIN_VALUE) {
aDataSet.getCursor(0).setTimestamp(value);
}
} else if ("CursorB".equals(instrKey)) {
final long value = safeParseLong(instrValue);
if (value > Long.MIN_VALUE) {
aDataSet.getCursor(1).setTimestamp(value);
}
} else if (instrKey.startsWith("Cursor")) {
final int idx = safeParseInt(instrKey.substring(6));
final long pos = Long.parseLong(instrValue);
if (pos > Long.MIN_VALUE) {
aDataSet.getCursor(idx).setTimestamp(pos);
}
}
}
}
// Perform some sanity checks, make it not possible to import invalid
// data...
if (dataValues.isEmpty()) {
throw new IOException("Data file does not contain any sample data!");
}
if (!compressed) {
throw new IOException(
"Uncompressed data file found! Please send this file to the OLS developers!");
}
// In case the size is not provided (as of 0.9.4 no longer mandatory),
// take the length of the data values as size indicator...
if (size < 0) {
size = dataValues.size();
}
if (size != dataValues.size()) {
throw new IOException("Data file is corrupt?! Data size does not match sample count!");
}
if (rate == null) {
throw new IOException("Data file is corrupt?! Sample rate is not provided!");
}
if ((channels == null) || (channels <= 0) || (channels > 32)) {
throw new IOException("Data file is corrupt?! Channel count is not provided!");
}
// Make sure the enabled channels are defined...
if (enabledChannels == null) {
enabledChannels = NumberUtils.getBitMask(channels);
}
int[] values = new int[size];
long[] timestamps = new long[size];
try {
for (int i = 0; i < size; i++) {
final String[] dataPair = dataValues.get(i);
values[i] = (int) Long.parseLong(dataPair[0], 16);
timestamps[i] = Long.parseLong(dataPair[1], 10) & Long.MAX_VALUE;
}
} catch (final NumberFormatException exception) {
throw new IOException("Invalid data encountered.", exception);
}
// Allow the absolute length to be undefined, in which case the last
// time stamp is used (+ some margin to be able to see the last
// sample)...
long absoluteLength = Math.max(absLen, timestamps[size - 1]);
// Finally set the captured data, and notify all event listeners...
aDataSet.setCapturedData(
new CapturedData(
values, timestamps, triggerPos, rate, channels, enabledChannels, absoluteLength));
}