FWLiteJobMetadataManager.cc

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#include "Fireworks/Core/interface/FWLiteJobMetadataManager.h"
#include "Fireworks/Core/interface/FWLiteJobMetadataUpdateRequest.h"
#include "Fireworks/Core/interface/fwLog.h"
#include "Fireworks/Core/interface/FWItemAccessorFactory.h"
#include "DataFormats/Provenance/interface/BranchDescription.h"
#include "DataFormats/FWLite/interface/Event.h"
 
#include "TFile.h"
#include "TTree.h"
#include <set>
 
FWLiteJobMetadataManager::FWLiteJobMetadataManager(void) : FWJobMetadataManager(), m_event(nullptr) {}
 
bool FWLiteJobMetadataManager::hasModuleLabel(std::string& moduleLabel) {
  if (m_event) {
    for (auto bit = m_event->getBranchDescriptions().begin(); bit != m_event->getBranchDescriptions().end(); ++bit) {
      if (bit->moduleLabel() == moduleLabel) {
        return true;
      }
    }
  }
  return false;
}
 
bool FWLiteJobMetadataManager::doUpdate(FWJobMetadataUpdateRequest* request) {
  FWLiteJobMetadataUpdateRequest* liteRequest = dynamic_cast<FWLiteJobMetadataUpdateRequest*>(request);
  // There is no way we are going to get a non-FWLite updated request for
  // this class.
  assert(liteRequest);
  if (m_event == liteRequest->event_)
    return false;
 
  m_event = liteRequest->event_;
  const TFile* file = liteRequest->file_;
 
  assert(file);
 
  usableData().clear();
 
  if (!m_event)
    return true;
 
  const std::vector<std::string>& history = m_event->getProcessHistory();
 
  // Turns out, in the online system we do sometimes gets files without any
  // history, this really should be investigated
  if (history.empty())
    std::cout << "WARNING: the file '" << file->GetName()
              << "' contains no processing history"
                 " and therefore should have no accessible data.\n";
 
  std::copy(history.rbegin(), history.rend(), std::back_inserter(processNamesInJob()));
 
  static const std::string s_blank;
  const std::vector<edm::BranchDescription>& descriptions = m_event->getBranchDescriptions();
 
  Data d;
 
  //I'm not going to modify TFile but I need to see what it is holding
  TTree* eventsTree = dynamic_cast<TTree*>(const_cast<TFile*>(file)->Get("Events"));
  assert(eventsTree);
 
  std::set<std::string> branchNamesInFile;
  TIter nextBranch(eventsTree->GetListOfBranches());
  while (TBranch* branch = static_cast<TBranch*>(nextBranch()))
    branchNamesInFile.insert(branch->GetName());
 
  typedef std::set<std::string> Purposes;
  Purposes purposes;
  std::string classType;
 
  for (size_t bi = 0, be = descriptions.size(); bi != be; ++bi) {
    const edm::BranchDescription& desc = descriptions[bi];
 
    if (!desc.present() || branchNamesInFile.end() == branchNamesInFile.find(desc.branchName()))
      continue;
 
    const std::vector<FWRepresentationInfo>& infos = m_typeAndReps->representationsForType(desc.fullClassName());
 
    /*
      //std::cout <<"try to find match "<<itBranch->fullClassName()<<std::endl;
      //For each view we need to find the non-sub-part builder whose proximity is smallest and 
      // then register only that purpose
      //NOTE: for now, we will ignore the view and only look for the closest proximity
      unsigned int minProx = ~(0U);
      for (size_t ii = 0, ei = infos.size(); ii != ei; ++ii) {
      if (!infos[ii].representsSubPart() && minProx > infos[ii].proximity()) {
      minProx = infos[ii].proximity();
      }
      }
      */
 
    //the infos list can contain multiple items with the same purpose so we will just find
    // the unique ones
    purposes.clear();
    for (size_t ii = 0, ei = infos.size(); ii != ei; ++ii) {
      /* if(!infos[ii].representsSubPart() && minProx != infos[ii].proximity()) {
            continue;
            } */
      if (infos[ii].requiresFF() == false) {
        purposes.insert(infos[ii].purpose());
      }
    }
 
    if (purposes.empty())
      purposes.insert("Table");
 
    for (Purposes::const_iterator itPurpose = purposes.begin(), itEnd = purposes.end(); itPurpose != itEnd;
         ++itPurpose) {
      // Determine whether or not the class can be iterated
      // either by using a TVirtualCollectionProxy (of the class
      // itself or on one of its members), or by using a
      // FWItemAccessor plugin.
      TClass* theClass = TClass::GetClass(desc.fullClassName().c_str());
 
      if (!theClass)
        continue;
 
      if (!theClass->GetTypeInfo())
        continue;
 
      const static bool debug = false;
      // This is pretty much the same thing that happens
      if (!FWItemAccessorFactory::classAccessedAsCollection(theClass)) {
        if (debug) {
          fwLog(fwlog::kDebug) << theClass->GetName() << " will not be displayed in table." << std::endl;
        }
        continue;
      }
      d.type_ = desc.fullClassName();
      d.purpose_ = *itPurpose;
      d.moduleLabel_ = desc.moduleLabel();
      d.productInstanceLabel_ = desc.productInstanceName();
      d.processName_ = desc.processName();
      usableData().push_back(d);
      if (debug) {
        fwLog(fwlog::kDebug) << "Add collection will display " << d.type_ << " " << d.moduleLabel_ << " "
                             << d.productInstanceLabel_ << " " << d.processName_ << std::endl;
      }
    }
  }
  return true;
}