Source code for ansys.dyna.core.lib.field_writer

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"""Module for writing fields to buffers."""

import copy
import dataclasses
import io
import logging
import typing

import hollerith as holler
import pandas as pd
import pandas._libs.missing as libmissing

from ansys.dyna.core.lib.field import Field, to_long
from ansys.dyna.core.lib.format_type import format_type

[docs] logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
def _write_string_right(value, width): # TODO - put a left/right flag in hollerith return f"{{0:>{width}}}".format(value) def _write_null(width): buffer = io.StringIO() holler.write_spaces(buffer, width) return buffer.getvalue() def _field_iterator(fields: typing.List[Field], long_format: bool) -> typing.Iterable[Field]: if len(fields) == 0: return [] if fields[0].offset > 0: # insert a blank field in the beginning up to the offset blank_field = Field(None, None, 0, fields[0].offset) fields = [blank_field] + fields offset = 0 for field in fields: if long_format: field = to_long(field, offset) pos, width = (field.offset, field.width) # check pos, add a null if its not correct if pos < offset: raise ValueError(f"Field {field.name} has offset {pos} less than previous field offset {offset}.") if pos != offset: empty_width = pos - offset yield Field(None, None, offset, empty_width) offset += empty_width if pos != offset: raise ValueError(f"Field {field.name} has offset {pos} not equal to previous field offset {offset}.") if dataclasses.is_dataclass(field.type): field_offset = field.offset total_width = 0 for member in dataclasses.fields(field.type): if field.value != None: value = getattr(field.value, member.name) else: value = None yield Field(member.name, member.type, field_offset, field.width, value=value) total_width += field.width field_offset += field.width offset += total_width else: yield field offset += width
[docs] def check_field_type(field_type: type): """Check that the field type is valid.""" if field_type != str and field_type != int and field_type != float: raise TypeError(f"Unexpected field type: {field_type}. Expected str, int, or float.")
[docs] def write_field_c(buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], field_type: type, value: typing.Any, width: int) -> None: """Write a single field to the buffer.""" if libmissing.checknull(value): holler.write_spaces(buf, width) elif field_type == str: holler.write_string(buf, value, width) elif field_type == int: holler.write_int(buf, value, width) elif field_type == float: holler.write_float(buf, value, width)
[docs] def write_field(buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], field_type: type, value: typing.Any, width: int) -> None: """Write a single field to the buffer.""" check_field_type(field_type) write_field_c(buf, field_type, value, width)
[docs] def write_c_dataframe( buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], fields: typing.List[Field], table: pd.DataFrame, format: format_type ) -> None: """Method to write a DataFrame to a buffer using hollerith format.""" def convert_field(field: Field) -> holler.Field: """Method to convert a Field to a holler.Field.""" return holler.Field(type=field.type, width=field.width) long_format = format == format_type.long converted_fields = list(_field_iterator(fields, long_format)) spec = [convert_field(field) for field in converted_fields] num_defined_rows = len(table) index = 0 any_none = False for field in converted_fields: if field.type == None: any_none = True if any_none: full_table = pd.DataFrame() for field in converted_fields: if field.type == None: values = [None] * num_defined_rows index += 1 field.name = f"unused {index}" else: values = table[field.name] full_table[field.name] = values table = full_table holler.write_table(buf, table, num_defined_rows, spec)
[docs] def write_fields( buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], fields: typing.List[Field], values: typing.Optional[typing.List[typing.Any]] = None, format: typing.Optional[format_type] = format_type.default, ) -> None: """Write `fields` representing a line of a keyword to `buf`. Use the fixed column offsets and width Parameters ---------- buf: IO buffer to write to fields: List fields to write values: List optional - list of values for the field. If not set, use the value property of each field. used by TableCard format: format_type optional - format to write >>> s=io.String() >>> fields = [ ... Field("a", int, 0, 10, 1), ... Field("b", str, 10, 10, "hello") ... ] >>> write_fields(s, fields) >>> s.getvalue() ' 1 hello' """ if values != None: fields = copy.deepcopy(fields) for field, value in zip(fields, values): field.value = value for field in _field_iterator(fields, format == format_type.long): if field.type is None: buf.write(_write_null(field.width)) else: field_value, field_type = field.io_info() write_field(buf, field_type, field_value, field.width)
[docs] def write_comment_line( buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], fields: typing.List[Field], format: typing.Optional[format_type] = format_type.default, ) -> None: """Writes the comment line to the buffer. Parameters ---------- buf: IO buffer to write to fields: List fields to write format: format_type format to write in >>> s=io.String() >>> fields = [ ... Field("a", int, 0, 10, 1), ... Field("b", str, 10, 10, "hello") ... ] >>> write_comment_line(s, fields) >>> s.getvalue() ' a b' """ pos = buf.tell() for field in _field_iterator(fields, format == format_type.long): if field.name is None: buf.write(_write_null(field.width)) else: buf.write(_write_string_right(field.name, field.width)) endpos = buf.tell() buf.seek(pos) buf.write("$#") buf.seek(endpos)
def _format_csv_value(value: typing.Any, field_type: type) -> str: """Format a single value for CSV output. Parameters ---------- value : Any The value to format. field_type : type The type of the field (int, float, str). Returns ------- str The formatted string representation. """ if libmissing.checknull(value): return "" if field_type == int: return str(int(value)) if field_type == float: # Use repr for floats to preserve precision, but strip unnecessary trailing zeros formatted = repr(float(value)) return formatted if field_type == str: return str(value) return str(value)
[docs] def write_fields_csv( buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], fields: typing.List[Field], values: typing.Optional[typing.List[typing.Any]] = None, ) -> None: """Write `fields` representing a line of a keyword to `buf` in comma-delimited format. This produces LS-DYNA compatible comma-delimited (free format) output. Parameters ---------- buf : IO Buffer to write to. fields : List[Field] Fields to write. values : List[Any], optional List of values for the fields. If not set, use the value property of each field. Examples -------- >>> s = io.StringIO() >>> fields = [ ... Field("a", int, 0, 10, value=1), ... Field("b", str, 10, 10, value="hello") ... ] >>> write_fields_csv(s, fields) >>> s.getvalue() '1,hello' """ logger.debug("Writing %d fields in CSV format", len(fields)) if values is not None: fields = copy.deepcopy(fields) for field, value in zip(fields, values): field.value = value csv_values = [] for field in fields: if field.type is None: csv_values.append("") else: field_value, field_type = field.io_info() csv_values.append(_format_csv_value(field_value, field_type)) buf.write(",".join(csv_values))
[docs] def write_c_dataframe_csv( buf: typing.IO[typing.AnyStr], fields: typing.List[Field], table: pd.DataFrame, ) -> None: """Write a DataFrame to `buf` in comma-delimited format. Parameters ---------- buf : IO Buffer to write to. fields : List[Field] Field definitions for the columns. table : pd.DataFrame The data to write. """ logger.debug("Writing DataFrame with %d rows in CSV format", len(table)) for row_idx in range(len(table)): csv_values = [] for field in fields: if field.name in table.columns: value = table[field.name].iloc[row_idx] csv_values.append(_format_csv_value(value, field.type)) else: csv_values.append("") buf.write(",".join(csv_values)) buf.write("\n")