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/*
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Copyright (C) 2015,
Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science,
Database Systems for New Applications.
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----
//[$][\$]
*/
#ifndef FILERELATIONS_H
#define FILERELATIONS_H
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include "NestedList.h"
#include "Algebras/Relation-C++/RelationAlgebra.h"
#define FILE_BUFFER_SIZE 1048576
/*
1 Class ~BinRelWriter~
This class provides implementation for saving a tuple stream into a
file. All tuples muat have the same type. For saving a complete relation
the ~writeRelationToFile~ function can be used. In all other cases,
the first function to call is ~writeHeader~, followed by a set of
~writeNextTuple~ calls, and a final ~finish~ call.
*/
class BinRelWriter{
public:
/*
1.4 ~writeRelationToFile~
This function write a complete relation iclusive header and end marker
to a single file.
*/
static bool writeRelationToFile(Relation* rel, ListExpr relType,
const std::string& fileName,
bool writeToDFS = false);
BinRelWriter(const std::string& filename, ListExpr type,
size_t bufferSite = 0,
bool writeToDFS = false );
~BinRelWriter();
inline bool ok(){
return out->good();
}
inline bool writeNextTuple(Tuple* tuple){
return writeNextTuple(*out,tuple);
}
inline std::string getFileName(){
return filename;
}
private:
std::string filename;
std::ofstream* out;
char* buffer;
bool writeToDFS;
/*
1.1 ~writeHeader~
Writes header information into an output stream. The ~type~ argument specifies the
relation type in nested list format.
*/
static bool writeHeader(std::ostream& out, ListExpr type);
/*
1.2 ~writeNextTuple~
This function write a single tuple to an output stream in binary format.
*/
static bool writeNextTuple(std::ostream& out,Tuple* tuple);
/*
1.3 ~finish~
The ~finish~ functions writes an end marker to the output stream.
*/
static bool finish(std::ostream& out);
};
/*
2 Class ~feed5Info~
This class can be used for extracting a tuple stream from a file containing
a relation in binary format.
*/
class ffeed5Info{
public:
/*
1.1 Constructor
This constructor opens the file with name __filename__ and extracts
its header information. If the relation type stored in the file is
in conflict with the relation type specified in the argument, no tuples
will be produced.
*/
ffeed5Info(const std::string& filename, const ListExpr _tt);
/*
1.2 Constructor
This constructors works as the previous constructor with the difference that
the relation scheme is given by the tuple type instead of a nested list
description.
*/
ffeed5Info(const std::string& filename, TupleType* _tt);
/*
1.3 Constructor
This constructor open a binary relation without checking for a given
relation scheme.
*/
ffeed5Info(const std::string& filename);
/*
1.4 Destructor
*/
~ffeed5Info();
/*
1.5 ~getRelType~
Returns the relation scheme coded as a nested list.
*/
ListExpr getRelType();
/*
1.6 ~isOK~
Checks whether in input stream is ok and the relation scheme within the file
fits to a given relation scheme.
*/
bool isOK();
/*
1.7 ~changePosition~
This operation changes the position of the internal file position. This may
be useful for using indexes on file relations.
*/
void changePosition(size_t pos);
/*
1.8 ~next~
Returns the next tuple stored in the file or 0 if the file does not contain
a further tuple.
*/
Tuple* next();
/*
1.9 skip
skips the next tuple. The return values indicates whether such a
tuple exist.
*/
bool skip();
/*
1.10 countRemainingTuples
Counts how many tuples are in the rest of the file.
After that calling this function, the current file position will be eof.
*/
uint32_t countRemainingTuples();
private:
/*
1.9 Private Members
*/
std::ifstream in; // file input stream
char* inBuffer; // for buffering the input stream
TupleType* tt; // the used tuple type
bool ok; // internal variable about state
ListExpr fileTypeList; // relation scheme stored within the file
/*
1.10 ~readHeader~
This function extracts header information from the file.
*/
void readHeader(TupleType* tt);
bool openFile(const std::string& fileName);
};
#endif