def instantiate(mac, operands, toplevel=True):
"""
Return a copy of macro cobject ``mac`` where arguments are instantiated by the list
`operands', used in the order of depth-first tree traversal of ``mac``.
Check that the number of operands is OK vs mac
"""
if isinstance(mac, cdummy):
if len(operands) > 0:
rep = operands.pop(0)
else:
raise Climaf_Macro_Error('no operand left')
elif isinstance(mac, ctree):
opers = []
for o in mac.operands:
opers.append(instantiate(o, operands, toplevel=False))
rep = ctree(mac.operator, mac.script, *opers, **mac.parameters)
elif isinstance(mac, scriptChild):
father = instantiate(mac.father, operands, toplevel=False)
rep = scriptChild(father, mac.variable)
elif isinstance(mac, cdataset):
rep = cdataset
if toplevel and len(operands) != 0:
raise Climaf_Macro_Error('too many operands; left operands are : ' +
` operands `)
return (rep)
def instantiate(mac, operands, toplevel=True):
"""
Return a copy of macro cobject ``mac`` where arguments are instantiated by the list
`operands', used in the order of depth-first tree traversal of ``mac``.
Check that the number of operands is OK vs mac
"""
if isinstance(mac, cdummy):
if len(operands) > 0:
rep = operands.pop(0)
else:
raise Climaf_Macro_Error("no operand left")
elif isinstance(mac, ctree):
opers = []
for o in mac.operands:
opers.append(instantiate(o, operands, toplevel=False))
rep = ctree(mac.operator, mac.script, *opers, **mac.parameters)
elif isinstance(mac, scriptChild):
father = instantiate(mac.father, operands, toplevel=False)
rep = scriptChild(father, mac.variable)
elif isinstance(mac, cdataset):
rep = cdataset
if toplevel and len(operands) != 0:
raise Climaf_Macro_Error("too many operands; left operands are : " + ` operands `)
return rep
def maketree(script_name, script, *operands, **parameters):
rep=classes.ctree(script_name, script, *operands, **parameters)
# TBD Analyze script inputs cardinality vs actual arguments
# Create one child for each output
defaultVariable=varOf(operands[0])
#defaultPeriod=operands[0].period
for outname in script.outputs :
if outname is None :
rep.variable=script.outputs[None]%defaultVariable
else :
son=classes.scriptChild(rep,outname)
son.variable=script.outputs[outname]%defaultVariable
rep.outputs[outname]=son
setattr(rep,outname,son)
return rep
def macro(name, cobj, lobjects=[]):
"""
Define a CliMAF macro from a CliMAF compound object.
Transform a Climaf object in a macro, replacing all datasets,
and the objects of lobjects, by a dummy argument. Register it in
dict cmacros, if name is not None
Args:
name (string) : the name you want to give to the macro; a Python
function with the same name will be defined
cobj (CliMAF object, or string) : any CliMAF object, usually
the result of a series of operators, that you would like to
repeat using other input datasets; alternatively, you can provide
the macro formula as a string (when accustomed to the syntax)
lobjects (list, optional): for expert use- a list of objects,
which are sub-objects of cobject, and which should become arguments
of the macro
Returns:
a macro; the returned value is usualy not used 'as is' : a
python function is also defined in module cmacros and in main
namespace, and you may use it in the same way as a CliMAF
operator. All the datasets involved in ``cobj`` become arguments
of the macro, which allows you to re-do the same computations
and easily define objects similar to ``cobjs``
Example::
>>> # First use and combine CliMAF operators to get some interesting result using some dataset(s)
>>> january_ta=ds(project='example',simulation='AMIPV6ALB2G',variable='ta',frequency='monthly',period='198001')
>>> ta_europe=llbox(january_ta,latmin=40,latmax=60,lonmin=-15,lonmax=25)
>>> ta_ezm=ccdo(ta_europe,operator='zonmean')
>>> fig_ezm=plot(ta_ezm)
>>> #
>>> # Using this result as an example, define a macro named 'eu_cross_section',
>>> # which arguments will be the datasets involved in this result
>>> cmacro('eu_cross_section',fig_ezm)
>>> #
>>> # You can of course apply a macro to another dataset(s) (even here to a 2D variable)
>>> pr=ds(project='example',simulation='AMIPV6ALB2G', variable='pr', frequency='monthly', period='198001')
>>> pr_ezm=eu_cross_section(pr)
>>> #
>>> # All macros are registered in dictionary climaf.cmacro.cmacros,
>>> # which is imported by climaf.api; you can list it by :
>>> cmacros
Note : macros are automatically saved in file ~/.climaf.macros, and can be edited
See also much more explanations in the example at :download:`macro.py <../examples/macro.py>`
"""
if isinstance(cobj, str):
s = cobj
# Next line used for interpreting macros's CRS
exec("from climaf.cmacro import cdummy; ARG=cdummy()",
sys.modules['__main__'].__dict__)
try:
cobj = eval(cobj, sys.modules['__main__'].__dict__)
except:
# usually case of a CRS which project is not currently defined
clogger.error(
"Cannot interpret %s with the projects currently define" % s)
return None
#print "string %s was interpreted as %s"%(s,cobj)
domatch = False
for o in lobjects:
domatch = domatch or cobj==o or \
( isinstance(cobj,cobject) and cobj.buildcrs() == o.buildcrs())
if isinstance(cobj, cdataset) or isinstance(cobj, cdummy) or domatch:
return cdummy()
elif isinstance(cobj, ctree):
rep = ctree(cobj.operator, cobj.script, *cobj.operands,
**cobj.parameters)
rep.operands = map(macro, [None for o in rep.operands], rep.operands)
elif isinstance(cobj, scriptChild):
rep = scriptChild(macro(None, cobj.father), cobj.varname)
elif isinstance(cobj, cpage):
rep = cpage([
map(macro, [None for fig in line], line) for line in cobj.fig_lines
], cobj.widths, cobj.heights)
elif isinstance(cobj, cens):
d = dict()
for k, v in zip(
cobj.keys(),
map(macro, [None for o in cobj.values()], cobj.values())):
d[k] = v
rep = cens(d)
elif cobj is None:
return None
else:
clogger.error("Cannot yet handle object :%s", ` cobj `)
rep = None
if name and rep:
cmacros[name] = rep
doc = "A CliMAF macro, which text is " + ` rep `
defs='def %s(*args) :\n """%s"""\n return instantiate(cmacros["%s"],[ x for x in args])\n'\
% (name,doc,name)
exec defs in globals()
exec "from climaf.cmacro import %s" % name in sys.modules[
'__main__'].__dict__
clogger.debug("Macro %s has been declared" % name)
return rep
def macro(name, cobj, lobjects=[]):
"""
Define a CliMAF macro from a CliMAF compound object.
Transform a Climaf object in a macro, replacing all datasets,
and the objects of lobjects, by a dummy argument. Register it in
dict cmacros, if name is not None
Args:
name (string) : the name you want to give to the macro; a Python
function with the same name will be defined
cobj (CliMAF object, or string) : any CliMAF object, usually
the result of a series of operators, that you would like to
repeat using other input datasets; alternatively, you can provide
the macro formula as a string (when accustomed to the syntax)
lobjects (list, optional): for expert use- a list of objects,
which are sub-objects of cobject, and which should become arguments
of the macro
Returns:
a macro; the returned value is usualy not used 'as is' : a
python function is also defined in module cmacros and in main
namespace, and you may use it in the same way as a CliMAF
operator. All the datasets involved in ``cobj`` become arguments
of the macro, which allows you to re-do the same computations
and easily define objects similar to ``cobjs``
Example::
>>> # First use and combine CliMAF operators to get some interesting result using some dataset(s)
>>> january_ta=ds(project='example',simulation='AMIPV6ALB2G',variable='ta',frequency='monthly',period='198001')
>>> ta_europe=llbox(january_ta,latmin=40,latmax=60,lonmin=-15,lonmax=25)
>>> ta_ezm=ccdo(ta_europe,operator='zonmean')
>>> fig_ezm=plot(ta_ezm)
>>> #
>>> # Using this result as an example, define a macro named 'eu_cross_section',
>>> # which arguments will be the datasets involved in this result
>>> cmacro('eu_cross_section',fig_ezm)
>>> #
>>> # You can of course apply a macro to another dataset(s) (even here to a 2D variable)
>>> pr=ds(project='example',simulation='AMIPV6ALB2G', variable='pr', frequency='monthly', period='198001')
>>> pr_ezm=eu_cross_section(pr)
>>> #
>>> # All macros are registered in dictionary climaf.cmacro.cmacros,
>>> # which is imported by climaf.api; you can list it by :
>>> cmacros
Note : macros are automatically saved in file ~/.climaf.macros, and can be edited
See also much more explanations in the example at :download:`macro.py <../examples/macro.py>`
"""
if isinstance(cobj, str):
s = cobj
# Next line used for interpreting macros's CRS
exec ("from climaf.cmacro import cdummy; ARG=cdummy()", sys.modules["__main__"].__dict__)
cobj = eval(cobj, sys.modules["__main__"].__dict__)
# print "string %s was interpreted as %s"%(s,cobj)
domatch = False
for o in lobjects:
domatch = domatch or cobj == o or (isinstance(cobj, cobject) and cobj.buildcrs() == o.buildcrs())
if isinstance(cobj, cdataset) or isinstance(cobj, cdummy) or domatch:
return cdummy()
elif isinstance(cobj, ctree):
rep = ctree(cobj.operator, cobj.script, *cobj.operands, **cobj.parameters)
rep.operands = map(macro, [None for o in rep.operands], rep.operands)
elif isinstance(cobj, scriptChild):
rep = scriptChild(cmacro(None, cobj.father), cobj.varname)
elif isinstance(cobj, cpage):
rep = cpage(
cobj.widths,
cobj.heights,
[map(cmacro, [None for fig in line], line) for line in cobj.fig_lines],
cobj.orientation,
)
elif cobj is None:
return None
else:
clogger.error("Cannot yet handle object :%s", ` cobj `)
rep = None
if name and rep:
cmacros[name] = rep
doc = "A CliMAF macro, which text is " + ` rep `
defs = 'def %s(*args) :\n """%s"""\n return instantiate(cmacros["%s"],[ x for x in args])\n' % (
name,
doc,
name,
)
exec defs in globals()
exec "from climaf.cmacro import %s" % name in sys.modules["__main__"].__dict__
clogger.debug("Macro %s has been declared" % name)
return rep
