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/* -*- tab-width: 4 -*-
 *
 * Electric(tm) VLSI Design System
 *
 * File: Signal.java
 *
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package com.sun.electric.tool.simulation;

import com.sun.electric.database.geometry.PolyBase;
import com.sun.electric.tool.user.waveform.Panel;
import com.sun.electric.tool.user.waveform.WaveSignal;
import com.sun.electric.tool.user.waveform.Panel.WaveSelection;
import com.sun.electric.util.TextUtils;

import java.awt.Color;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D;
import java.util.List;

/**
 * A Signal represents simulation data captured for a particular node
 * over a stretch of time.  Internally, it associates Samples to
 * points in time (measured by a double).  Each Signal also belongs to
 * a SignalCollection, and has a Name and a Context (which are both Strings).
 *
 * Because the simulation data set may be extremely large, one does
 * not access the data directly through the Signal class.  Instead,
 * one asks for a View of the signal.  Views offer access to the
 * simulation data in various summarized forms.
 *
 * Subsequent enhancements could include the
 * ability to invoke methods on the class while the streaming
 * conversion is taking place; attempts to invoke methods which
 * require data not yet read will simply block until that part of the
 * stream is processed.
 */
public abstract class Signal
{
    public Signal(SignalCollection sc, Stimuli sd, String signalName, String signalContext, boolean digital)
    {
		this.signalName = signalName;
		this.signalContext = signalContext;
        this.signalCollection = sc;
        this.fullSignalName = signalContext==null
            ? signalName
            : signalContext + (sc==null ? '.' : sd.getSeparatorChar()) + signalName;
        this.digital = digital;
        this.stimuli = sd;
        if (sc != null)
        {
            String name = TextUtils.canonicString(fullSignalName);
            // simulators may strip off last "_"
            if (name.indexOf('_') >= 0 && !name.endsWith("_"))
                sc.addSignal(name + "_", this);
            else
                sc.addSignal(name, this);
        }
    }

	/** the name of this signal */										private final String signalName;
	/** the context of this signal (qualifications to name) */			private final String signalContext;
	/** full name (with context) */										private final String fullSignalName;
    /** the SignalCollection to which this signal belongs */			private final SignalCollection signalCollection;
    /** true if the signal is digital */                    			private final boolean digital;
    /** the stimuli to which this signal belongs */						private final Stimuli stimuli;

    // methods relocated from other classes
    public void clearControlPoints() { stimuli.clearControlPoints(this); }
    public void removeControlPoint(double time) { stimuli.removeControlPoint(this, time); }
    public void addControlPoint(double time) { stimuli.addControlPoint(this, time); }
    public Double[] getControlPoints() { return stimuli.getControlPoints(this); }
	public final boolean isDigital() { return digital; }
	public final SignalCollection getSignalCollection() { return signalCollection; }

	/** method to return the sub-signals in this bus (null if not a bus) */
    public Signal[] getBusMembers() { return null; }

	/** The name of this simulation signal, not including hierarchical path information */
	public final String getSignalName() { return signalName; }

	/** Return the context (hierarchical path information) of the signal, or null if none */
	public final String getSignalContext() { return signalContext; }

	/** Return the full name (context+signalName) */
	public final String getFullName() { return fullSignalName; }

    /**
     *  A View is a collection of events indexed by natural
     *  numbers.  An event is an ordered pair of a rational number for
     *  the time and an SS for the value.  All times share a common
     *  denominator.  Times are guaranteed to be monotonic.
     *
     *  The following is true except for rounding errors:
     *
     *    getTime(i)  = getTime(0)  + getTimeNumerator(i)/getTimeDenominator()
     *
     *  The time-distance between events is NOT guaranteed to be
     *  uniform.  However, the instances of View returned by
     *  getApproximation(DDIDDI) do make this guarantee --
     *  in particular, those instances promise that for all x,
     *  getTimeNumerator(i)==i.  Instances returned by other methods
     *  do not offer this guarantee.
     */
    public static interface View
    {
        /** the number of indices ("events") in this view */            int    getNumEvents();
        /** the absolute time of the event in question */               double getTime(int event);
        /** the absolute value of the event in question */              SS     getSample(int event);
    }

    /**
     *  Returns a View appropriate for rasterization, including data
     *  from time t0 to time t1, optimized for rasterization on a
     *  display region numPixels wide.  Note that the View returned is
     *  of type View> -- this means that getSample(i)
     *  will give a CONSERVATIVE approximation of the true value of
     *  the signal between getTime(i) and getTime(i+1).  In other
     *  words, the signal is guaranteed not to exceed
     *  getSample(i).getMax() in that window, but the actual value
     *  returned by getMax() might be much larger than the true
     *  maximum over that range.
     */
    public abstract Signal.View> getRasterView(double t0, double t1, int numPixels);

    /** Returns a view with all the data, no loss in fidelity. */
    public abstract Signal.View getExactView();

	public abstract double getMinTime();
	public abstract double getMaxTime();
	public abstract double getMinValue();
	public abstract double getMaxValue();

    /**
     * There are a lot of methods which will return null only if the
     * signal has no samples in it whatsoever; this method can be used
     * to check for that case just once at the top of a function.
     */
    public abstract boolean isEmpty();

    public abstract void plot(Panel panel, Graphics g, WaveSignal ws, Color light, List forPs,
                              Rectangle2D bounds, List selectedObjects, Signal xAxisSignal);

    public String getBaseNameFromExtractedNet(String signalFullName)
    {
        String delim = stimuli.getNetDelimiter();
        int hashPos = signalFullName.indexOf(delim);
        return hashPos > 0 ? signalFullName.substring(0, hashPos) : signalFullName;
    }
}