Hi all,
I've attached a file ( updimage.c ) which fixes the GARP auto-update bug.
* save file to $NAWIPS/comet/garp/object/ (overwrite existing updimage.c)
* cd $NAWIPS/comet/garp/
* make clean ; make all ; make install
I want to take this opportunity to address GARP support here at Unidata.
COMET has not developed or supported GARP for approximately 20 years.
Steve Chiswell did some work on GARP in the past for Unidata, and I have
always felt that if bug fixes can be accomplished without dedicating a
significant amount of my time, I would apply these fixes and other minor
updates to GARP. This means I make no promises of GARP support for the
future, as GARP code is extremely old and brittle. Because of this I
always encourage long-time GARP users to make the switch to NMAP2. As
we've heard in this discussion, some users prefer GARP because of
familiarity and ease of use, and because it offers a GUI vertical
cross-section display which NMAP2 lacks.
With the upcoming migration to AWIPS2, CAVE will handle all GUI
applications while GEMPAK programs will be available for batch
scripting. GARP will *not* be included with AWIPS2, nor will CAVE be
designed as a replacement for GARP, and users are encouraged to prepare
for GARP to become fully unsupported.
The reality is we're approaching a time where using GARP use will be "at
your own risk" as the package will become fully unsupported by Unidata.
That said, it's my responsibility to represent the interests of GEMPAK
users in the design of the AWIPS2 / CAVE national centers perspective
(as a replacement for NMAP2) and the ability to display vertical
cross-sections with CAVE is of great importance.
With that, please feel free to continue the GARP discussion and send me
feedback (off-list, please) regarding GARP-like functionality w.r.t.
CAVE development.
Best,
Michael James
Unidata
/***********************************************************************
*
* Copyright 1996, University Corporation for Atmospheric Research.
*
* updimage.c
*
* Updating utilities for image data.
*
* History:
*
* 9/97 COMET Original copy
* 12/97 COMET Added a safety check for fewer new items.
* 01/98 COMET Set timestamp and filename to MISSING for new
* secondary metObjects
* 02/11 Unidata &files/lfiles memory deallocation workaround
*
***********************************************************************/
#include "winobj.h"
#include "mainwin.h"
#include "gendef.h"
#include "genglobs.h"
#include "_proto.h"
#include "guimacros.h"
int * MatchIndicesToList ( char **, int, int, int * );
/*
* This routine looks to see if new images have arrived after the
* image specified in the metobject, and returns the list of new
* images and timestamps.
*/
void
GetNewImages ( MetObjectType *m, int maxFrames, int *count,
char ***newFiles, char ***newTimestamps )
{
int nfiles, index;
int start, cnt, i;
int metObjectType;
char *directory;
char *fullpath, *timestamp;
char **files;
char **lfiles;
AbsTime fileTime;
int dummyOffset;
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 )
printf("GetNewImages()\n");
metObjectType = GetMetObjectType (m);
/*
* Get the filelist
*/
directory = strsavebefore ( m->filename, '/' );
nfiles = GetImageFileList ( metObjectType, directory, &lfiles, &start,
&cnt );
files = lfiles;
/*
* See if any files (up to maxFrames) are newer. To expedite this, start
* at the end of the filelist and scan backwards. Break from the loop as
* soon as we find a file older or the same time as the reference
* metObject.
*/
index = start + cnt - 1;
for ( i = 0; i < maxFrames; i++ ) {
if ( index >= 0 ) {
fullpath = builddirpath (directory, files[index]);
timestamp = FileToDattim ( metObjectType, fullpath);
fileTime = String2LongTime ( timestamp, &dummyOffset );
if ( fileTime <= m->refTime ) {
Free ( fullpath);
Free ( timestamp);
break;
} else {
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 )
printf("GetNewImages(): updating loop\n");
}
index--;
}
}
/*
* Increment the index so that it's pointing to the first new file.
*/
index++;
cnt = cnt - index;
start = index;
*newFiles = StringListAllocate ( cnt );
*newTimestamps = StringListAllocate ( cnt );
*count = 0;
for ( i = start; i < start + cnt; i++ ) {
fullpath = builddirpath ( directory, files[i] );
timestamp = FileToDattim ( metObjectType, fullpath);
(*newFiles)[*count] = (char *) malloc(strlen(fullpath) + 1);
strcpy((*newFiles)[*count], fullpath );
(*newTimestamps)[*count] = (char *) malloc(strlen(timestamp) + 1);
strcpy((*newTimestamps)[*count], timestamp );
Free ( fullpath );
Free ( timestamp );
(*count)++;
}
/*
* free stuff
*/
StringListFree( nfiles, files );
Free (directory);
}
/*
* Updates Image objects (sat/radar) with new date/time info so
* that they can be redrawn to display the new data. Also frees any
* image data associated with the metobject to ensure the new image
* file is read.
*/
void
AddNewImages ( WindowObjectType *wo, int mindex,
int count, char **files,
char **timestamps)
{
AnyImageObjectType *iot;
MetObjectType *mo;
PixmapObjectType *po;
int i, findex;
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 )
printf("GetNewImages()\n");
if ( count < 1 ) return;
/*
* Re-use as many pixmaps need to be updated.
*/
RecyclePixmapObjects ( wo, count );
/*
* Loop through the pixmaps to update.
*/
findex = 0;
for ( i = wo->numPixmapObjects - count; i < wo->numPixmapObjects; i++ ){
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 ) {
printf("AddNewImages: new reference time: %s\n",
timestamps[findex]);
}
po = wo->pixmapObjects[i];
mo = po->metObjects[mindex];
iot = (AnyImageObjectType *) mo->metObjectContent;
/*
* Set the new filename, time info
*/
strcpy (mo->filename, files[findex]);
strcpy (mo->timestamp, timestamps[findex]);
strcpy (mo->titleString, "");
mo->refTime = String2LongTime( mo->timestamp, &(mo->fcstTime) );
mo->validTime = mo->refTime + mo->fcstTime;
/*
* Free any image data
*/
if ( iot->imgCmn.imageData ) {
Free ( iot->imgCmn.imageData );
iot->imgCmn.imageData = NULL;
}
/*
* Update the time matching object
*/
UpdateDataTimeObject ( wo, mo->refTime, mo->fcstTime,
mo->validTime );
/*
* Clear the old pixmap. Set all the metobjects to be redrawn.
*/
ClearPot ( wo, po );
SetPixmapObjectDrawnFlag ( po, False);
findex++;
}
return;
}
/*
* This function adds new images if a new frame was added (count > 0,
* and time matching on), and loops through the other image objects,
* seeing if they need to be redrawn.
*/
void
UpdateImageObjects ( WindowObjectType *wo,
int mindex,
int count,
BooleanType *newData )
{
int nfiles, start;
int i, cnt;
int newFrameIndex;
char *directory;
char *timestamp;
char **files;
char *fullpath;
ListParentObjectType list;
ListIndexObjectType match_list;
AnyImageObjectType *iot;
DataTimeObjectType *dto;
PixmapObjectType *po;
MetObjectType *mo;
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 )
printf("UpdateImageObjects()\n");
*newData = False;
/*
* If the metobject index is 0 (ie, this is the reference metObject),
* then just exit, since everything should be up to date.
*/
if ( mindex == 0 ) return;
/*
* Set the index demarking new frames from old ones.
*/
newFrameIndex = wo->numPixmapObjects - count;
/*
* For new frames, turn the image metobjects' inUse flag off. We'll
* turn them back on later if we find a timematch for each frame.
* Set some things to missing.
*/
for ( i = newFrameIndex; i < wo->numPixmapObjects; i++) {
po = wo->pixmapObjects[i];
mo = po->metObjects[mindex];
mo->inUse = False;
strcpy ( mo->timestamp, "MISSING" );
strcpy ( mo->filename, "MISSING" );
}
/*
* If we're not time matching, our work is done.
*/
dto = GetDataTimeObject();
if ( dto->numTimes == 0 || dto->matchType == NOTIMEMATCH )
return;
/*
* Get a handle on the object
*/
po = wo->pixmapObjects[0];
mo = po->metObjects[mindex];
/*
* Get the filelist
*/
directory = strsavebefore ( mo->filename, '/' );
nfiles = GetImageFileList ( mo->type, directory, &files, &start, &cnt );
/*
* Allocate storage for the file path and label arrays
*/
list.string = StringListAllocate ( cnt );
list.label = StringListAllocate ( cnt );
/*
* Add the path and label (filename) into the list struct
*/
for ( i = start; i < start + cnt; i++ ) {
fullpath = builddirpath ( directory, files[i] );
list.string[i] = (char *) malloc(strlen(fullpath) + 1);
strcpy(list.string[i], fullpath );
timestamp = FileToDattim ( mo->type, fullpath);
list.label[i] = (char *) malloc(strlen(timestamp) + 1);
strcpy(list.label[i], timestamp );
Free ( fullpath );
Free ( timestamp );
}
list.listcount = cnt;
/*
* Time match
*/
match_list.intList = MatchIndicesToList (
list.label,
list.listcount,
mo->type,
&(match_list.listcount) );
/*
* Loop through all the frames and update as needed.
*/
for ( i = 0; i < wo->numPixmapObjects; i++) {
po = wo->pixmapObjects[i];
mo = po->metObjects[mindex];
iot = (AnyImageObjectType *)mo->metObjectContent;
/*
* If the list index is valid, update the metObject with new
* info. There are 2 scenarios: 1) new frame, or 2) an old
* frame that had a MISSING time but now matches.
*/
if ( match_list.intList[i] != -1 ) {
if ( (i >= newFrameIndex) ||
(i < newFrameIndex &&
strncmp (mo->timestamp, "MISSING", 7) == 0 )) {
strcpy (mo->filename, list.string[match_list.intList[i]]);
strcpy (mo->timestamp, list.label[match_list.intList[i]]);
mo->refTime = String2LongTime( mo->timestamp,
&(mo->fcstTime) );
mo->validTime = mo->refTime + mo->fcstTime;
strcpy ( mo->titleString, "");
/*
* Free any image data
*/
if ( iot->imgCmn.imageData ) {
Free ( iot->imgCmn.imageData );
iot->imgCmn.imageData = NULL;
}
mo->inUse = True;
if ( i < newFrameIndex ) {
ClearPot ( wo, po );
SetPixmapObjectDrawnFlag ( po, False);
*newData = True;
}
if ( GetVerboseLevel () > VERBOSE_0 ) {
if ( i < newFrameIndex )
printf("UpdateImageObjects: adding previously
missing time: %s\n",mo->timestamp);
else
printf("UpdateImageObjects: adding matching time:
%s\n",mo->timestamp);
}
}
}
}
/*
* free stuff
*/
Free ( directory);
Free ( match_list.intList );
StringListFree( nfiles, files );
StringListFree( list.listcount, list.string );
StringListFree( list.listcount, list.label );
}
