RTrivialDS.hxx

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// Author: Enrico Guiraud, Danilo Piparo CERN  9/2017
 
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#ifndef ROOT_RTRIVIALTDS
#define ROOT_RTRIVIALTDS
 
#include "ROOT/RDF/RInterface.hxx"
#include "ROOT/RDataSource.hxx"
 
namespace ROOT {
 
namespace RDF {
 
/// \brief A simple data-source implementation, for demo purposes.
///
/// Constructing an RDataFrame as `RDataFrame(nEntries)` is a superior alternative.
class RTrivialDS final : public ROOT::RDF::RDataSource {
private:
   unsigned int fNSlots = 0U;
   ULong64_t fSize = 0ULL;
   bool fSkipEvenEntries = false;
   std::vector<std::pair<ULong64_t, ULong64_t>> fEntryRanges;
   std::vector<std::string> fColNames{"col0"};
   std::vector<ULong64_t> fCounter;
   std::vector<ULong64_t *> fCounterAddr;
   std::vector<void *> GetColumnReadersImpl(std::string_view name, const std::type_info &);
 
protected:
   std::string AsString() { return "trivial data source"; };
 
public:
   RTrivialDS(ULong64_t size, bool skipEvenEntries = false);
   /// This ctor produces a data-source that returns infinite entries
   RTrivialDS();
   ~RTrivialDS();
   const std::vector<std::string> &GetColumnNames() const;
   bool HasColumn(std::string_view colName) const;
   std::string GetTypeName(std::string_view) const;
   std::vector<std::pair<ULong64_t, ULong64_t>> GetEntryRanges();
   bool SetEntry(unsigned int slot, ULong64_t entry);
   void SetNSlots(unsigned int nSlots);
   void Initialise();
   std::string GetLabel();
};
 
/// \brief Make a RDF wrapping a RTrivialDS with the specified amount of entries.
///
/// Constructing an RDataFrame as `RDataFrame(nEntries)` is a superior alternative.
RInterface<RDFDetail::RLoopManager> MakeTrivialDataFrame(ULong64_t size, bool skipEvenEntries = false);
/// \brief Make a RDF wrapping a RTrivialDS with infinite entries, for demo purposes.
RInterface<RDFDetail::RLoopManager> MakeTrivialDataFrame();
 
} // ns RDF
 
} // ns ROOT
 
#endif