MSProcessorColumns.h

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//# MSProcessorColumns.h: provides easy access to MSProcessor columns
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//# $Id: MSProcessorColumns.h 18093 2004-11-30 17:51:10Z ddebonis $

#ifndef MS_MSPROCESSORCOLUMNS_H
#define MS_MSPROCESSORCOLUMNS_H

#include <casa/aips.h>
#include <ms/MeasurementSets/MSProcessor.h>
#include <tables/Tables/ScalarColumn.h>

namespace casa { //# NAMESPACE CASA - BEGIN

class MSProcessor;

// <summary>
// A class to provide easy read-only access to MSProcessor columns
// </summary>

// <use visibility=export>

// <reviewed reviewer="Bob Garwood" date="1997/02/01" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>

// <prerequisite>
//   <li> MSProcessor
//   <li> ArrayColumn
//   <li> ScalarColumn
// </prerequisite>
//
// <etymology>
// ROMSProcessorColumns stands for Read-Only MeasurementSet Processor Table columns.
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// This class provides read-only access to the columns in the MSProcessor
// Table.  It does the declaration of all the Scalar and ArrayColumns with the
// correct types, so the application programmer doesn't have to worry about
// getting those right. There is an access function for every predefined
// column. Access to non-predefined columns will still have to be done with
// explicit declarations.  See <linkto class=ROMSColumns>
// ROMSColumns</linkto> for an example.
// </synopsis>
//
// <motivation>
// See <linkto class=MSColumns> MSColumns</linkto> for the motivation.
// </motivation>

class ROMSProcessorColumns
{
public:
  // Create a columns object that accesses the data in the specified Table
  ROMSProcessorColumns(const MSProcessor& msProcessor);

  // The destructor does nothing special
  ~ROMSProcessorColumns();

  // Access to required columns
  // <group>
  const ROScalarColumn<Bool>& flagRow() const {return flagRow_p;}
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& modeId() const {return modeId_p;}
  const ROScalarColumn<String>& type() const {return type_p;}
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& typeId() const {return typeId_p;}
  const ROScalarColumn<String>& subType() const {return subType_p;}
  // </group>

  // Read-only access to optional columns
  // <group>
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& passId() const {return passId_p;}
  // </group>

  // Convenience function that returns the number of rows in any of the columns
  uInt nrow() const {return flagRow_p.nrow();}

protected:
  //# default constructor creates a object that is not usable. Use the attach
  //# function correct this.
  ROMSProcessorColumns();

  //# attach this object to the supplied table.
  void attach(const MSProcessor& msProcessor);

private:
  //# Make the assignment operator and the copy constructor private to prevent
  //# any compiler generated one from being used.
  ROMSProcessorColumns(const ROMSProcessorColumns&);
  ROMSProcessorColumns& operator=(const ROMSProcessorColumns&);

  //# Check if any optional columns exist and if so attach them.
  void attachOptionalCols(const MSProcessor& msField);
  
  //# required columns
  ROScalarColumn<Bool> flagRow_p;
  ROScalarColumn<Int> modeId_p;
  ROScalarColumn<String> type_p;
  ROScalarColumn<Int> typeId_p;
  ROScalarColumn<String> subType_p;
  //# optional columns
  ROScalarColumn<Int> passId_p;
};

// <summary>
// A class to provide easy read-write access to MSProcessor columns
// </summary>

// <use visibility=export>

// <reviewed reviewer="Bob Garwood" date="1997/02/01" tests="" demos="">
// </reviewed>

// <prerequisite>
//   <li> MSProcessor
//   <li> ScalarColumn
// </prerequisite>
//
// <etymology>
// MSProcessorColumns stands for MeasurementSet Processor Table columns.
// </etymology>
//
// <synopsis>
// This class provides access to the columns in the MSProcessor Table,
// it does the declaration of all the Scalar and ArrayColumns with the
// correct types, so the application programmer doesn't have to
// worry about getting those right. There is an access function
// for every predefined column. Access to non-predefined columns will still
// have to be done with explicit declarations.
// See <linkto class=MSColumns> MSColumns</linkto> for an example.
// </synopsis>
//
// <motivation>
// See <linkto class=MSColumns> MSColumns</linkto> for the motivation.
// </motivation>

class MSProcessorColumns: public ROMSProcessorColumns
{
public:
  // Create a columns object that accesses the data in the specified Table
  MSProcessorColumns(MSProcessor& msProcessor);

  // The destructor does nothing special
  ~MSProcessorColumns();

  // Read-write access to required columns
  // <group>
  ScalarColumn<Bool>& flagRow() {return flagRow_p;}
  ScalarColumn<Int>& modeId() {return modeId_p;}
  ScalarColumn<String>& type() {return type_p;}
  ScalarColumn<Int>& typeId() {return typeId_p;}
  ScalarColumn<String>& subType() {return subType_p;}
  // </group>

  // Read-write access to optional columns
  // <group>
  ScalarColumn<Int>& passId() {return passId_p;}
  // </group>

  // Read-only access to required columns
  // <group>
  const ROScalarColumn<Bool>& flagRow() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::flagRow();}
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& modeId() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::modeId();}
  const ROScalarColumn<String>& type() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::type();}
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& typeId() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::typeId();}
  const ROScalarColumn<String>& subType() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::subType();}
  // </group>

  // Read-only access to optional columns
  // <group>
  const ROScalarColumn<Int>& passId() const {
    return ROMSProcessorColumns::passId();}
  // </group>

protected:
  //# default constructor creates a object that is not usable. Use the attach
  //# function correct this.
  MSProcessorColumns();

  //# attach this object to the supplied table.
  void attach(MSProcessor& msProcessor);

private:
  //# Make the assignment operator and the copy constructor private to prevent
  //# any compiler generated one from being used.
  MSProcessorColumns(const MSProcessorColumns&);
  MSProcessorColumns& operator=(const MSProcessorColumns&);

  //# Check if any optional columns exist and if so attach them.
  void attachOptionalCols(MSProcessor& msProcessor);
  
  //# required columns
  ScalarColumn<Bool> flagRow_p;
  ScalarColumn<Int> modeId_p;
  ScalarColumn<String> type_p;
  ScalarColumn<Int> typeId_p;
  ScalarColumn<String> subType_p;
  //# optional columns
  ScalarColumn<Int> passId_p;
};

} //# NAMESPACE CASA - END

#endif