def test_file_mode(mode, expected, error):
    with utils.raises(error):
        result = validate.file_mode(mode)
        assert expected == result
 def test_lower(self):
     nt.assert_equal(validate.file_mode('w'), 'w')
 def test_upper(self):
     nt.assert_equal(validate.file_mode('A'), 'a')
 def test_errors(self):
     validate.file_mode('z')
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def saveGridShapefile(X, Y, mask, template, outputfile, mode, river=None, reach=0, elev=None, triangles=False):
    """ Saves a shapefile of quadrilaterals representing grid cells.


    Parameters
    ----------
    X, Y : numpy (masked) arrays, same dimensions
        Attributes of the gridgen object representing the x- and y-coords.
    mask : numpy array or None
        Array describing which cells to mask (exclude) from the output.
        Shape should be N-1 by M-1, where N and M are the dimensions of
        `X` and `Y`.
    template : string
        Path to a template shapfiles with the desired schema.
    outputfile : string
        Path to the point shapefile to which the data will be written.
    mode : string
        The mode with which `outputfile` will be written.
        (i.e., 'a' for append and 'w' for write)
    river : optional string (default = None)
        The river to be listed in the shapefile's attribute table.
    reach : optional int (default = 0)
        The reach of the river to be listed in the shapefile's attribute
        table.
    elev : optional array or None (defauly)
        The elevation of the grid cells. Shape should be N-1 by M-1,
        where N and M are the dimensions of `X` and `Y` (like `mask`).
    triangles : optional bool (default = False)
        If True, triangles can be included

    Returns
    -------
    None

    """

    # check that `mode` is valid
    mode = validate.file_mode(mode)

    # check X, Y shapes
    Y = validate.elev_or_mask(X, Y, "Y", offset=0)

    # check elev shape
    elev = validate.elev_or_mask(X, elev, "elev", offset=0)

    # check the mask shape
    mask = validate.elev_or_mask(X, mask, "mask", offset=1)

    X = np.ma.masked_invalid(X)
    Y = np.ma.masked_invalid(Y)
    ny, nx = X.shape

    # load the template
    with fiona.open(template, "r") as src:
        src_driver = src.driver
        src_crs = src.crs
        src_schema = src.schema

    src_schema["geometry"] = "Polygon"

    # start writting or appending to the output
    with fiona.open(outputfile, mode, driver=src_driver, crs=src_crs, schema=src_schema) as out:
        row = 0
        for ii in range(nx - 1):
            for jj in range(ny - 1):
                if not (np.any(X.mask[jj : jj + 2, ii : ii + 2]) or mask[jj, ii]):
                    row += 1
                    Z = elev[jj, ii]
                    # build the array or coordinates
                    coords = misc.make_poly_coords(
                        xarr=X[jj : jj + 2, ii : ii + 2], yarr=Y[jj : jj + 2, ii : ii + 2], zpnt=Z, triangles=triangles
                    )

                    # build the attributes
                    props = OrderedDict(
                        id=row,
                        river=river,
                        reach=reach,
                        ii=ii + 2,
                        jj=jj + 2,
                        elev=Z,
                        ii_jj="{:02d}_{:02d}".format(ii + 2, jj + 2),
                    )

                    # append to file is coordinates are not masked
                    # (masked = beyond the river boundary)
                    if coords is not None:
                        record = misc.make_record(row, coords, "Polygon", props)
                        out.write(record)
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def savePointShapefile(X, Y, template, outputfile, mode="w", river=None, reach=0, elev=None):
    """ Saves grid-related attributes of a pygridgen.Gridgen object to a
    shapefile with geomtype = 'Point'.

    Parameters
    ----------
    X, Y : numpy (masked) arrays, same dimensions
        Attributes of the gridgen object representing the x- and y-coords.
    template : string
        Path to a template shapfiles with the desired schema.
    outputfile : string
        Path to the point shapefile to which the data will be written.
    mode : optional string (default = 'w')
        The mode with which `outputfile` will be written.
        (i.e., 'a' for append and 'w' for write)
    river : optional string (default = None)
        The river to be listed in the shapefile's attribute table.
    reach : optional int (default = 0)
        The reach of the river to be listed in the shapefile's attribute
        table.
    elev : optional array or None (defauly)
        The elevation of the grid cells. Array dimensions must be 1 less than
        X and Y.

    Returns
    -------
    None

    """

    # check that the `mode` is a valid value
    mode = validate.file_mode(mode)

    # check that X and Y are have the same shape, NaN cells
    X, Y = validate.equivalent_masks(X, Y)

    # check elev shape
    elev = validate.elev_or_mask(X, elev, "elev", offset=0)

    # load the template
    with fiona.open(template, "r") as src:
        src_driver = src.driver
        src_crs = src.crs
        src_schema = src.schema

    src_schema["geometry"] = "Point"

    # start writting or appending to the output
    with fiona.open(outputfile, mode, driver=src_driver, crs=src_crs, schema=src_schema) as out:
        row = 0
        for ii in range(X.shape[1]):
            for jj in range(X.shape[0]):
                # check that nothing is masked (outside of the river)
                if not (X.mask[jj, ii]):
                    row += 1

                    # build the coords
                    coords = (X[jj, ii], Y[jj, ii])

                    # build the attributes
                    props = OrderedDict(
                        id=int(row),
                        river=river,
                        reach=reach,
                        ii=int(ii + 2),
                        jj=int(jj + 2),
                        elev=float(elev[jj, ii]),
                        ii_jj="{:02d}_{:02d}".format(ii + 2, jj + 2),
                    )

                    # append to the output file
                    record = misc.make_record(row, coords, "Point", props)
                    out.write(record)