IMP-dev February 2008

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quick container cleanup
by Daniel Russel 14 Feb '08

14 Feb '08

I split the IMP_CONTAINER into IMP_CONTAINER (which owns the objects and deletes them and uses Index objects to identify them) and IMP_LIST which doesn't own the objects, supports deletions, uses ints as indexes etc. In the process I made various minor cleanups to things I had to touch. These include - deleting rigidbody - removing the is_active check from Restraint (and putting some asserts into Particle) - note that I didn't fix the various restraints or change is_active to is_deleted so if you deactive restraints, things will break (in a better way they then would break before IMHO). The fixes are easy but will take some time since they involve touching each restraint. - cleaned up various documentation and header inclusion irregularities. - created IMP/internal which contains classes which are not part of the API. These are also tagged with the doxygen \internal tag

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internal source
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

I added a directory (IMP/internal) to put files that should not be considered part of the IMP API. Examples include the attribute table, Grid3d, and the graph base classes. I plan to add a few more new files there. In the process I cleaned up the includes of several files. The directory is now not searched by doxygen so that they stay out of the documentation. We do have the capability later of marking them as internal and having them documented separately. Index: kernel/include/IMP/ModelData.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/ModelData.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/ModelData.h (working copy) @@ -27,6 +27,8 @@ in this structure. Float data is assumed to be potentially differentiable and is stored in a structure that can accomodate differentiation. Int and string data is stored directly in vectors. + + \note ModelData should only be used in writing Optimizers. */ class IMPDLLEXPORT ModelData { Index: kernel/include/IMP/Model.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Model.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Model.h (working copy) @@ -10,16 +10,16 @@ #define __IMP_MODEL_H #include "IMP_config.h" -#include "ModelData.h" -#include "RigidBody.h" #include "ScoreState.h" #include "Object.h" +#include "base_types.h" namespace IMP { class Particle; class Restraint; +class ModelData; //! Class for storing model, its restraints, constraints, and particles. /** All attribute data for particles is stored through indexing in the Index: kernel/include/IMP/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.h (working copy) @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ #include "BondedListScoreState.h" #include "MaxChangeScoreState.h" #include "../ScoreState.h" -#include "../Grid3D.h" +#include "../internal/Grid3D.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h (working copy) @@ -1,154 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file AttributeTable.h \brief Keys to cache lookup of attribute strings. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#ifndef __IMP_ATTRIBUTE_TABLE_H -#define __IMP_ATTRIBUTE_TABLE_H - -#include <map> -#include <vector> -#include "base_types.h" -#include "utility.h" -#include "log.h" -#include "ModelData.h" - - -namespace IMP -{ - -class ModelData; - -namespace internal -{ - -template <class T> -class AttributeTable -{ - std::vector<Index<T> > map_; -public: - typedef Index<T> Value; - typedef Key<T> Key; - AttributeTable() {} - const Value get_value(Key k) const { - IMP_check(contains(k), - "Attribute \"" << k.get_string() - << "\" not found in table.", - IndexException(std::string("Invalid attribute \"") - + k.get_string() + "\" requested")); - return map_[k.get_index()]; - } - void insert(Key k, Value v); - bool contains(Key k) const { - IMP_check(k != Key(), "Can't search for default key", - IndexException("Bad index")); - return k.get_index() < map_.size() - && map_[k.get_index()] != Value(); - } - void show(std::ostream &out, const char *prefix="", - ModelData* md=NULL) const; - std::vector<Key> get_keys() const; -}; - -IMP_OUTPUT_OPERATOR_1(AttributeTable) - - - - -// These really should go in the header file, -// but I can't throw exceptions from there - -template <class T> -inline void AttributeTable<T>::insert(Key k, Value v) -{ - IMP_check(k != Key(), - "Can't insert default key", - IndexException("bad index")); - IMP_assert(v != Value(), - "Can't add attribute with no index"); - if (map_.size() <= k.get_index()) { - map_.resize(k.get_index()+1); - } - IMP_assert(map_[k.get_index()]== Value(), - "Trying to add attribute \"" << k.get_string() - << "\" twice"); - map_[k.get_index()]= v; - IMP_assert(contains(k), "Something is broken"); -} - - -template <class T> -inline void AttributeTable<T>::show(std::ostream &out, - const char *prefix, - ModelData *md) const -{ - for (unsigned int i=0; i< map_.size(); ++i) { - if (map_[i] != Value()) { - out << prefix; - if (md != NULL) { - out << md->get_value(map_[i]); - } - out << std::endl; - } - } -} - - -template <class T> -inline std::vector<typename AttributeTable<T>::Key> -AttributeTable<T>::get_keys() const -{ - std::vector<Key> ret; - for (unsigned int i=0; i< map_.size(); ++i) { - if (map_[i] != Value()) { - ret.push_back(Key(i)); - } - } - return ret; -} - -inline void show_attributes(std::ostream &out) -{ - if (attribute_key_data.size() < attribute_table_index(Float())) { - out << "Float attributes are "; - for (unsigned int i=0; - i< attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(Float())].rmap.size(); - ++i) { - out << "\"" - << attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(Float())].rmap[i] - << "\" "; - } - out << std::endl; - } - if (attribute_key_data.size() < attribute_table_index(Int())) { - out << "Int attributes are "; - for (unsigned int i=0; - i< attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(Int())].rmap.size(); - ++i) { - out << "\"" - << attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(Int())].rmap[i] - << "\" "; - } - } - if (attribute_key_data.size() < attribute_table_index(String())) { - out << "String attributes are "; - for (unsigned int i=0; - i< attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(String())].rmap.size(); - ++i) { - out << "\"" - << attribute_key_data[attribute_table_index(String())].rmap[i] - << "\" "; - } - out << std::endl; - } - -} - - -} // namespace internal - -} // namespace IMP - -#endif /* __IMP_ATTRIBUTE_TABLE_H */ Index: kernel/include/IMP/RigidBody.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/RigidBody.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/RigidBody.h (working copy) @@ -1,38 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file RigidBody.h \brief Class for grouping particles into rigid bodies. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#ifndef __IMP_RIGIDBODY_H -#define __IMP_RIGIDBODY_H - -#include "IMP_config.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -//! Class for grouping particles into rigid bodies. -class IMPDLLEXPORT RigidBody -{ -public: - RigidBody(); - ~RigidBody(); - - //! Set number of particles in the rigid body. - /** \param[in] num_particles Number of particles. - */ - void set_num_particles(int num_particles); - - //! Get the number of particles in the rigid body. - /** \return Number of particles in the body. - */ - int get_num_particles() const; -protected: - int num_particles_; -}; - -} // namespace IMP - -#endif /* __IMP_RIGIDBODY_H */ Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/graph_base.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/graph_base.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/graph_base.h (working copy) @@ -1,105 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file graph_base.h \brief Internal use only. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#ifndef __IMP_GRAPH_DECORATORS_H -#define __IMP_GRAPH_DECORATORS_H - -#include <vector> -#include <set> - -#include "../Particle.h" -#include "../Model.h" -#include "utility.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -namespace internal -{ - -struct IMPDLLEXPORT GraphData -{ - GraphData() {} - GraphData(const char *prefix): prefix_(prefix) { - node_keys_[0]=IntKey((prefix_+" node 0").c_str()); - node_keys_[1]=IntKey((prefix_+" node 1").c_str()); - num_edges_key_= IntKey((prefix_+" num edges").c_str()); - } - IntKey node_keys_[2]; - IntKey num_edges_key_; - mutable std::vector<IntKey> edge_keys_; - std::string prefix_; -}; - - -IMPDLLEXPORT Particle* graph_connect(Particle* a, Particle* b, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT void graph_disconnect(Particle* bond, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT Particle* graph_get_edge(Particle* a, int i, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT Particle* graph_get_neighbor(Particle* a, int i, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT unsigned int graph_get_number_of_edges(Particle *a, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT Particle* graph_get_node(Particle *a, int i, - const GraphData &d); - -IMPDLLEXPORT bool graph_is_edge(Particle *a, const GraphData &d); - -template <class F> -F graph_traverse(Particle *start, F f, const GraphData &d) -{ - std::set<Particle*> visited; - std::vector<Particle*> queue; - queue.push_back(start); - visited.insert(start); - do { - Particle *cur= queue.back(); - queue.pop_back(); - f(cur); - for (unsigned int i=0; i< graph_get_number_of_edges(cur, d); ++i) { - Particle *n= graph_get_neighbor(cur, i, d); - if (visited.find(n) == visited.end()) { - visited.insert(n); - queue.push_back(n); - } - } - } while (!queue.empty()); - return f; -} - -template <class Oit> -struct GraphGather -{ - GraphGather(Oit out): out_(out){} - void operator()( Particle *p) - { - *out_=p; - ++out_; - } - - Oit get_out() const {return out_;} - Oit out_; -}; - -template <class Oit> -void graph_connected_component(Particle* start, const GraphData &d, Oit out) -{ - graph_traverse(start, GraphGather<Oit>(out), d); -} - -} // namespace internal - -} // namespace IMP - -#endif /* __IMP_GRAPH_DECORATORS_H */ Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h (working copy) @@ -12,7 +12,8 @@ #include "../Particle.h" #include "../Model.h" #include "../DecoratorBase.h" -#include "graph_base.h" +#include "../internal/graph_base.h" +#include "utility.h" namespace IMP { @@ -26,7 +27,7 @@ namespace internal { - +class GraphData; extern IMPDLLEXPORT GraphData bond_graph_data_; extern IMPDLLEXPORT bool bond_keys_initialized_; extern IMPDLLEXPORT IntKey bond_type_key_; Index: kernel/include/IMP/internal/AttributeTable.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/internal/AttributeTable.h (revision 0) +++ kernel/include/IMP/internal/AttributeTable.h (working copy) @@ -8,14 +8,14 @@ #ifndef __IMP_ATTRIBUTE_TABLE_H #define __IMP_ATTRIBUTE_TABLE_H +#include "../base_types.h" +#include "../utility.h" +#include "../log.h" +#include "../ModelData.h" + #include <map> #include <vector> -#include "base_types.h" -#include "utility.h" -#include "log.h" -#include "ModelData.h" - namespace IMP { Index: kernel/include/IMP/internal/graph_base.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/internal/graph_base.h (revision 0) +++ kernel/include/IMP/internal/graph_base.h (working copy) @@ -13,7 +13,6 @@ #include "../Particle.h" #include "../Model.h" -#include "utility.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/include/IMP/internal/Grid3D.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/internal/Grid3D.h (revision 0) +++ kernel/include/IMP/internal/Grid3D.h (working copy) @@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ #ifndef __IMP_GRID_3D_H #define __IMP_GRID_3D_H -#include "base_types.h" -#include "Vector3D.h" +#include "../base_types.h" +#include "../Vector3D.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h (revision 0) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h (revision 0) @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +/** + * \file Linear.h \brief A linear function. + * + * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. + */ + +#ifndef __IMP_LINEAR_H +#define __IMP_LINEAR_H + +#include "../UnaryFunction.h" + +namespace IMP +{ + +//! Linear function +/** \ingroup unaryf + \note there is no offset since that is not meaningful for optimization + */ +class IMPDLLEXPORT Linear : public UnaryFunction +{ +public: + Linear(Float slope) : slope_(slope) {} + + virtual ~Linear() {} + + virtual Float operator()(Float feature) { return feature*slope_;} + + virtual Float operator()(Float feature, Float& deriv) { + deriv= slope_; + return operator()(feature); + } + + void show(std::ostream &out=std::cout) const { + out << "Linear: " << slope_ << std::endl; + } + +protected: + Float slope_; +}; + +} // namespace IMP + +#endif /* __IMP_HARMONIC_H */ Index: kernel/include/IMP/SConscript =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/SConscript (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/SConscript (working copy) @@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ files = ['base_types.h', 'random.h', 'Index.h', 'Model.h', 'Particle.h', 'ScoreState.h', 'OptimizerState.h', 'IMP_config.h', - 'ModelData.h', 'RigidBody.h', 'log.h', 'DerivativeAccumulator.h', - 'Key.h', 'AttributeTable.h', 'utility.h', 'Restraint.h', 'Optimizer.h', + 'log.h', 'DerivativeAccumulator.h', 'ModelData.h' + 'Key.h', 'utility.h', 'Restraint.h', 'Optimizer.h', 'DecoratorBase.h', 'Object.h', 'Vector3D.h', 'ScoreFuncParams.h', 'UnaryFunction.h', 'PairScore.h', 'SingletonScore.h', 'macros.h', - 'Grid3D.h', 'TripletScore.h'] + 'TripletScore.h'] # Install the include files: includedir = os.path.join(env['includedir'], 'IMP') @@ -18,6 +18,7 @@ SConscript('restraints/SConscript') SConscript('optimizers/SConscript') SConscript('decorators/SConscript') +SConscript('internal/SConscript') SConscript('unary_functions/SConscript') SConscript('pair_scores/SConscript') SConscript('singleton_scores/SConscript') Index: kernel/include/IMP/DerivativeAccumulator.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/DerivativeAccumulator.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/DerivativeAccumulator.h (working copy) @@ -11,7 +11,6 @@ #include "IMP_config.h" #include "base_types.h" -#include "ModelData.h" #include <cmath> namespace IMP Index: kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h (working copy) @@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ #include "Object.h" #include "utility.h" #include "Key.h" -#include "AttributeTable.h" +#include "internal/AttributeTable.h" #include "DerivativeAccumulator.h" namespace IMP Index: kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h (working copy) @@ -1,391 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file Grid3D.h \brief A class to represent a voxel grid. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#ifndef __IMP_GRID_3D_H -#define __IMP_GRID_3D_H - -#include "base_types.h" -#include "Vector3D.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -template <class V> -class Grid3D; - -template <class GI> -class GridIndexIterator; - -//! Represent an index into an infinite grid -/** The index entries can be positive or negative and do not need to correspond - directly to cells in the grid. They get mapped on to actual grid cells - by various functions. - */ -class VirtualGridIndex -{ - typedef VirtualGridIndex This; - int d_[3]; - bool is_default() const { - return d_[0]==std::numeric_limits<int>::max(); - } -public: - //! Create a grid cell from three arbitrary indexes - VirtualGridIndex(int x, int y, int z) { - d_[0]=x; - d_[1]=y; - d_[2]=z; - } - VirtualGridIndex() { - d_[0]=d_[1]=d_[2]=std::numeric_limits<int>::max(); - } - //! Get the ith component (i=0,1,2) - int operator[](unsigned int i) const { - IMP_assert(i <3, "Bad i"); - return d_[i]; - } - IMP_COMPARISONS_3(d_[0], d_[1], d_[2]); - void show(std::ostream &out=std::cout) const { - out << "Cell(" << d_[0] << ", " << d_[1] << ", " << d_[2] << ")"; - } - bool strictly_larger_than(const VirtualGridIndex &o) const { - return d_[0] > o.d_[0] && d_[1] > o.d_[1] && d_[2] > o.d_[2]; - } -}; - -IMP_OUTPUT_OPERATOR(VirtualGridIndex); - -//! Iterate through grid cells in a cube -/** The order of iteration is unspecified. - */ -template <class GI> -class GridIndexIterator -{ - template <class V> - friend class Grid3D; - VirtualGridIndex lb_; - VirtualGridIndex ub_; - GI cur_; - typedef GridIndexIterator This; - bool is_default() const { - return false; - } - GridIndexIterator(VirtualGridIndex lb, - VirtualGridIndex ub): lb_(lb), - ub_(ub), cur_(lb[0], lb[1], lb[2]) { - IMP_assert(ub_.strictly_larger_than(lb_), - "Invalid range in GridIndexIterator"); - } -public: - typedef const GI& reference_type; - typedef const GI* pointer_type; - typedef GI value_type; - typedef std::forward_iterator_tag iterator_category; - typedef unsigned int difference_type; - - GridIndexIterator(){} - - IMP_COMPARISONS_1(cur_); - - This operator++() { - IMP_assert(cur_ >= lb_, "cur out of range"); - IMP_assert(cur_ < ub_, "cur out of range"); - int r[3]; - unsigned int carry=1; - for (int i=2; i>=0; --i) { - r[i]= cur_[i]+carry; - if ( r[i] == ub_[i]) { - r[i]= lb_[i]; - carry=1; - } else { - carry=0; - } - } - if (carry==1) { - cur_= GI(); - } else { - GI nc= GI(r[0], r[1], r[2]); - IMP_assert(nc > cur_, "Nonfunctional increment"); - IMP_assert(nc > lb_, "Problems advancing"); - IMP_assert(ub_.strictly_larger_than(nc), "Problems advancing"); - cur_= nc; - } - return *this; - } - This operator++(int) { - This o= *this; - operator++; - return o; - } - reference_type operator*() const { - return cur_; - } - pointer_type operator->() const { - return &cur_; - } -}; - -//! Represent a real cell in a grid -/** These indexes represent an actual cell in the grid with no mapping. - They can only be constructed by the grid. - */ -class GridIndex: public VirtualGridIndex -{ -public: - GridIndex(): VirtualGridIndex() { - } -protected: - template <class V> - friend class Grid3D; - template <class G> - friend class GridIndexIterator; - GridIndex(int x, int y, int z): VirtualGridIndex(x,y,z) { - IMP_check(x>=0 && y>=0 && z>=0, "Bad indexes in grid index", - IndexException("Bad indexes in GridIndex")); - } -}; - -/** \brief A voxel grid in 3D space. - VT can be any class. - */ -template <class VT> -class Grid3D -{ -public: - //! The type stored in each voxel. - typedef VT VoxelData; - - //! An index that refers to a real voxel - typedef GridIndex Index; - //! An index that refers to a voxel that may or may not exist - /** Such an index can refer to voxels outside of the grid - or with negative indices. - */ - typedef VirtualGridIndex VirtualIndex; - -private: - std::vector<VT> data_; - int d_[3]; - Vector3D min_, max_; - float edge_size_[3]; - - void update_sizes() { - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - // hack to try to handle roundoff errors - // I would like to find something more reliable - edge_size_[i]= 1.05*(max_.get_component(i)- min_.get_component(i))/d_[i]; - } - /*IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, "Grid has " << d_[0] << "x" << d_[1] - << "x" << d_[2] << " voxels of size " - << edge_size_[0] << "x" << edge_size_[1] - << "x" << edge_size_[2] << std::endl);*/ - } - - unsigned int index(const Index &i) const { - unsigned int ii= i[2]*d_[0]*d_[1] + i[1]*d_[0]+i[0]; - IMP_assert(ii < data_.size(), "Invalid grid index"); - return ii; - } - template <class IndexType> - IndexType get_index_t(Vector3D pt) const { - int index[3]; - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i ) { - float d= pt.get_component(i)- min_.get_component(i); - index[i]= static_cast<int>(std::floor(d/edge_size_[i])); - } - return IndexType(index[0], index[1], index[2]); - } - - int snap(int dim, int v) const { - if (v < 0) return 0; - else if (v > d_[dim]) return d_[dim]; - else return v; - } - - Index snap(const VirtualIndex &v) const { - return Index(snap(0, v[0]), - snap(1, v[1]), - snap(2, v[2])); - } - std::pair<Index, VirtualIndex> empty_range() const { - return std::make_pair(Index(0,0,0), VirtualIndex(0,0,0)); - } - - std::pair<Index, VirtualIndex> intersect(VirtualIndex l, - VirtualIndex u) const { - Index rlb; - VirtualIndex rub; - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - if (u[i] <= 0) return empty_range(); - if (l[i] >= d_[i]) return empty_range(); - } - return std::make_pair(snap(l), snap(u)); - } - - -public: - - //! Initialize the grid - /** \param[in] xd The number of voxels in the x direction - \param[in] yd The number of voxels in the y direction - \param[in] zd The number of voxels in the z direction - \param[in] minc The min coordinate of the grid - \param[in] maxc The max coordinate of the grid - \param[in] def The default value for the voxels - */ - Grid3D(int xd, int yd, int zd, - Vector3D minc, Vector3D maxc, - VoxelData def): data_(xd*yd*zd, def), - min_(minc), - max_(maxc) { - d_[0]=xd; - d_[1]=yd; - d_[2]=zd; - update_sizes(); - } - - //! Initialize the grid - /** \param[in] side The side length for the voxels - \param[in] minc The min coordinate of the grid - \param[in] maxc A lower bound for the max coordinate of the grid - \param[in] def The default value for the voxels - */ - Grid3D(float side, - Vector3D minc, Vector3D maxc, - VoxelData def) { - min_=minc; - float mx[3]; - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i ) { - d_[i]= std::max(static_cast<int>(std::ceil((maxc.get_component(i) - - minc.get_component(i))/ side)), - 1); - mx[i]= d_[i]*side+ minc.get_component(i); - } - data_.resize(d_[0]*d_[1]*d_[2], def); - max_= Vector3D(mx[0], mx[1], mx[2]); - update_sizes(); - } - - //! An empty grid. - Grid3D(){ - d_[0]=0; - d_[1]=0; - d_[2]=0; - } - - //! Set the max corner of the grid - void set_min(Vector3D m) { - min_=m; - update_sizes(); - } - - //! Set the min corner of the voxel grid - void set_max(Vector3D m) { - max_=m; - update_sizes(); - } - - //! Get the min corner - const Vector3D &get_min() const { - return min_; - } - - //! Get the max corner - const Vector3D &get_max() const { - return max_; - } - - //! Return the number of voxels in a certain direction - unsigned int get_number_of_voxels(unsigned int i) const { - IMP_assert(i < 3, "Only 3D"); - return d_[i]; - } - - //! Return the index of the voxel containing the point. - Index get_index(Vector3D pt) const { - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - if (pt.get_component(i) < min_.get_component(i)) return Index(); - if (pt.get_component(i) > max_.get_component(i)) return Index(); - } - return get_index_t<Index>(pt); - } - - //! Return the index that would contain the voxel if the grid extended there - VirtualIndex get_virtual_index(Vector3D pt) const { - return get_index_t<VirtualIndex>(pt); - } - - //! Convert a VirtualIndex into a real Index if possible - /** \return Index() if not possible - */ - Index get_index(VirtualIndex v) const { - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - if (v[i] <0 || v[i] >= d_[i]) return Index(); - } - return Index(v[0], v[1], v[2]); - } - - //! Get the data in a particular cell - VoxelData& get_voxel(Index gi) { - return data_[index(gi)]; - } - - //! Get the data in a particular cell - const VoxelData& get_voxel(Index gi) const { - return data_[index(gi)]; - } - - Index get_min_index() const { - return Index(0,0,0); - } - - //! Return a point at the center of the voxel - Vector3D get_center(VirtualIndex gi) const { - return Vector3D(edge_size_[0]*(.5f+ gi[0]) + min_.get_component(0), - edge_size_[1]*(.5f+ gi[1]) + min_.get_component(1), - edge_size_[2]*(.5f+ gi[2]) + min_.get_component(2)); - } - - - //! Iterator through the Indexes in volume - /** The iterator iterates though the valid indexes bounded - by the VirtualIndex - */ - typedef GridIndexIterator<Index> IndexIterator; - IndexIterator indexes_begin(VirtualIndex lb, - VirtualIndex ub) const { - std::pair<Index, VirtualIndex> bp= intersect(lb,ub); - if (bp.first== bp.second) { - return IndexIterator(); - } else { - IMP_assert(bp.second.strictly_larger_than(bp.first), "empty range"); - return IndexIterator(bp.first, bp.second); - } - } - IndexIterator indexes_end(VirtualIndex, - VirtualIndex) const { - //IMP_assert(lb <= ub, "empty range"); - return IndexIterator(); - } - - IndexIterator all_indexes_begin() const { - return indexes_begin(VirtualIndex(0,0,0), - VirtualIndex(d_[0], - d_[1], - d_[2])); - } - IndexIterator all_indexes_end() const { - return indexes_end(VirtualIndex(0,0,0), - VirtualIndex(d_[0], - d_[1], - d_[2])); - } -}; - - -} // namespace IMP - -#endif /* __IMP_GRID_3D_H */ Index: kernel/include/IMP.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP.h (revision 368) +++ kernel/include/IMP.h (working copy) @@ -22,14 +22,11 @@ #include "IMP/unary_functions/OpenCubicSpline.h" #include "IMP/unary_functions/Cosine.h" #include "IMP/ScoreFuncParams.h" -#include "IMP/RigidBody.h" -#include "IMP/ModelData.h" #include "IMP/Model.h" #include "IMP/PairScore.h" #include "IMP/SingletonScore.h" #include "IMP/TripletScore.h" #include "IMP/Vector3D.h" -#include "IMP/Grid3D.h" #include "IMP/decorators/HierarchyDecorator.h" #include "IMP/decorators/MolecularHierarchyDecorator.h" #include "IMP/decorators/NameDecorator.h" Index: kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf =================================================================== --- kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf (revision 368) +++ kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf (working copy) @@ -1,1260 +1,242 @@ -# Doxyfile 1.5.2 +# Doxyfile 1.5.4 -# This file describes the settings to be used by the documentation system -# doxygen (www.doxygen.org) for a project -# -# All text after a hash (#) is considered a comment and will be ignored -# The format is: -# TAG = value [value, ...] -# For lists items can also be appended using: -# TAG += value [value, ...] -# Values that contain spaces should be placed between quotes (" ") - #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Project related configuration options #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -# This tag specifies the encoding used for all characters in the config file that -# follow. 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If set to NO the values of all tags below this one will be ignored. - SEARCHENGINE = NO Index: kernel/src/SConscript =================================================================== --- kernel/src/SConscript (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/SConscript (working copy) @@ -14,15 +14,16 @@ singleton_scores_files = SConscript('singleton_scores/SConscript') triplet_scores_files = SConscript('triplet_scores/SConscript') score_states_files = SConscript('score_states/SConscript') +internal_files = SConscript('internal/SConscript') # Source files files = ['base_types.cpp', 'Model.cpp', 'ModelData.cpp', - 'Particle.cpp', 'RigidBody.cpp', 'ScoreState.cpp', + 'Particle.cpp', 'ScoreState.cpp', 'OptimizerState.cpp', 'Log.cpp', 'Restraint.cpp', 'Optimizer.cpp', 'Object.cpp', 'BasicScoreFuncParams.cpp', 'random.cpp' ] + decorators_files + restraints_files + optimizers_files \ + unary_functions_files + pair_scores_files + singleton_scores_files \ - + triplet_scores_files + score_states_files + + triplet_scores_files + score_states_files + internal_files # Build the shared library: lib = env.SharedLibrary('imp', files) Index: kernel/src/ScoreState.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/ScoreState.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/ScoreState.cpp (working copy) @@ -5,12 +5,11 @@ * */ -#include <cmath> - -#include "IMP/ModelData.h" #include "IMP/log.h" #include "IMP/ScoreState.h" +#include <cmath> + namespace IMP { Index: kernel/src/RigidBody.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/RigidBody.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/RigidBody.cpp (working copy) @@ -1,43 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file RigidBody.cpp \brief Class for grouping particles into rigid bodies. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - - -#include "IMP/RigidBody.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -//! Constructor -RigidBody::RigidBody() -{ -} - - -//! Destructor -RigidBody::~RigidBody() -{ -} - - -//! Set number of particles in the rigid body. -/** \param[in] num_particles Number of particles. - */ -void RigidBody::set_num_particles(int num_particles) -{ - num_particles_ = num_particles; -} - -//! Get the number of particles in the rigid body. -/** \return Number of particles in the body. - */ -int RigidBody::get_num_particles() const -{ - return num_particles_; -} - - -} // namespace IMP Index: kernel/src/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.cpp (working copy) @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ #include "IMP/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.h" #include "IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h" -#include "IMP/Grid3D.h" +#include "IMP/internal/Grid3D.h" #include "IMP/score_states/MaxChangeScoreState.h" namespace IMP Index: kernel/src/score_states/BipartiteNonbondedListScoreState.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/score_states/BipartiteNonbondedListScoreState.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/score_states/BipartiteNonbondedListScoreState.cpp (working copy) @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ #include "IMP/score_states/BipartiteNonbondedListScoreState.h" #include "IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h" -#include "IMP/Grid3D.h" +#include "IMP/internal/Grid3D.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/src/restraints/RestraintSet.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/restraints/RestraintSet.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/restraints/RestraintSet.cpp (working copy) @@ -6,7 +6,6 @@ */ -#include "IMP/ModelData.h" #include "IMP/log.h" #include "IMP/restraints/RestraintSet.h" #include "../mystdexcept.h" Index: kernel/src/OptimizerState.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/OptimizerState.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/OptimizerState.cpp (working copy) @@ -5,9 +5,7 @@ * */ -#include <cmath> -#include "IMP/ModelData.h" #include "IMP/log.h" #include "IMP/OptimizerState.h" Index: kernel/src/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.cpp (working copy) @@ -10,6 +10,7 @@ #include "IMP/log.h" #include "IMP/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.h" #include "IMP/Model.h" +#include "IMP/ModelData.h" #include <limits> namespace IMP Index: kernel/src/optimizers/SteepestDescent.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/optimizers/SteepestDescent.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/optimizers/SteepestDescent.cpp (working copy) @@ -8,6 +8,7 @@ #include "IMP/log.h" #include "IMP/optimizers/SteepestDescent.h" #include "IMP/Model.h" +#include "IMP/ModelData.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/src/decorators/SConscript =================================================================== --- kernel/src/decorators/SConscript (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/decorators/SConscript (working copy) @@ -1,6 +1,6 @@ Import('env') -files = ['AtomDecorator.cpp', 'bond_decorators.cpp', 'graph_base.cpp', +files = ['AtomDecorator.cpp', 'bond_decorators.cpp', 'HierarchyDecorator.cpp', 'NameDecorator.cpp', 'ResidueDecorator.cpp', 'MolecularHierarchyDecorator.cpp', 'XYZDecorator.cpp'] Index: kernel/src/decorators/graph_base.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/decorators/graph_base.cpp (revision 368) +++ kernel/src/decorators/graph_base.cpp (working copy) @@ -1,129 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file graph_base.cpp \brief classes for implementing a graph. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#include <sstream> - -#include "IMP/decorators/graph_base.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -namespace internal -{ - -static void graph_add_edge_key(unsigned int i, const GraphData &d) -{ - while (i >= d.edge_keys_.size()) { - std::ostringstream oss; - oss << d.prefix_ << " edge " << i; - d.edge_keys_.push_back(IntKey(oss.str().c_str())); - } -} - -static IntKey graph_get_edge_key(unsigned int i, const GraphData &d) -{ - if (i >= d.edge_keys_.size()) graph_add_edge_key(i, d); - return d.edge_keys_[i]; -} - -Particle* graph_connect(Particle* a, Particle* b, const GraphData &d) -{ - Model *m= a->get_model(); - Particle *p= new Particle(); - ParticleIndex pi=m->add_particle(p); - p->add_attribute(d.node_keys_[0], a->get_index().get_index()); - p->add_attribute(d.node_keys_[1], b->get_index().get_index()); - for (int i=0; i< 2; ++i) { - Particle *cp=((i==0)?a:b); - int nc= graph_get_number_of_edges(cp, d); - IntKey nm=graph_get_edge_key(nc, d); - if (!cp->has_attribute(nm)) { - cp->add_attribute(nm, p->get_index().get_index()); - } else { - cp->set_value(nm, p->get_index().get_index()); - } - if (cp->has_attribute(d.num_edges_key_)) { - cp->set_value(d.num_edges_key_, nc+1); - } else { - cp->add_attribute(d.num_edges_key_, nc+1); - } - } - - return a->get_model()->get_particle(pi); -} - -void graph_disconnect(Particle* e, const GraphData &d) -{ - ParticleIndex pi=e->get_index(); - Particle *p[2]; - p[0]= graph_get_node(e, 0, d); - p[1]= graph_get_node(e, 1, d); - for (int i=0; i< 2; ++i) { - int shift=0; - Int nc= p[i]->get_value(d.num_edges_key_); - for (int j=0; j< nc; ++j) { - if (graph_get_edge(p[i], j, d) == e) { - IMP_assert(shift==0, "duplicate edges found in graph_base"); - shift=-1; - } else { - Int v = p[i]->get_value(graph_get_edge_key(j, d)); - p[i]->set_value(graph_get_edge_key(j+shift, d), v); - } - } - p[i]->set_value(graph_get_edge_key(nc-1, d), -1); - IMP_assert(shift==-1, "no edge found"); - IMP_assert(nc > 0, "Too few edges"); - p[i]->set_value(d.num_edges_key_, nc-1); - } - e->set_is_active(false); -} - - - -Particle* graph_get_edge(Particle* a, int i, const GraphData &d) -{ - IntKey nm= graph_get_edge_key(i, d); - return a->get_model()->get_particle(ParticleIndex(a->get_value(nm))); -} - -Particle* graph_get_neighbor(Particle* a, int i, const GraphData &d) -{ - IntKey nm= graph_get_edge_key(i, d); - Particle *edge= a->get_model()->get_particle(ParticleIndex(a->get_value(nm))); - if (graph_get_node(edge, 0, d) == a) { - return graph_get_node(edge, 1, d); - } else { - IMP_assert(graph_get_node(edge, 1, d) == a, - "Broken graph"); - return graph_get_node(edge, 0, d); - } -} - -unsigned int graph_get_number_of_edges(Particle *a, const GraphData &d) -{ - if (a->has_attribute(d.num_edges_key_)) { - return a->get_value(d.num_edges_key_); - } else { - return 0; - } -} - -Particle* graph_get_node(Particle *a, int i, const GraphData &d) -{ - IMP_assert(i<2, "bad node requested"); - return a->get_model()->get_particle(a->get_value(d.node_keys_[i])); -} - -bool graph_is_edge(Particle *a, const GraphData &d) -{ - return a->has_attribute(d.node_keys_[0]) - && a->has_attribute(d.node_keys_[1]); -} - -} // namespace internal - -} // namespace IMP Index: kernel/src/internal/graph_base.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/internal/graph_base.cpp (revision 0) +++ kernel/src/internal/graph_base.cpp (working copy) @@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ #include <sstream> -#include "IMP/decorators/graph_base.h" +#include "IMP/internal/graph_base.h" namespace IMP { Index: kernel/pyext/IMP.i =================================================================== --- kernel/pyext/IMP.i (revision 368) +++ kernel/pyext/IMP.i (working copy) @@ -95,7 +95,6 @@ %include "IMP/unary_functions/OpenCubicSpline.h" %include "IMP/unary_functions/Cosine.h" %include "IMP/ScoreFuncParams.h" -%include "IMP/ModelData.h" %include "IMP/DerivativeAccumulator.h" %include "IMP/Restraint.h" %include "IMP/restraints/RestraintSet.h" @@ -114,7 +113,6 @@ %include "IMP/decorators/NameDecorator.h" %include "IMP/decorators/ResidueDecorator.h" %include "IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h" -%include "IMP/decorators/graph_base.h" %include "IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h" %include "IMP/decorators/AtomDecorator.h" %include "IMP/Optimizer.h" @@ -149,7 +147,6 @@ %include "IMP/score_states/NonbondedListScoreState.h" %include "IMP/score_states/BipartiteNonbondedListScoreState.h" %include "IMP/score_states/bonded_lists/BondDecoratorListScoreState.h" -%include "IMP/RigidBody.h" namespace IMP { %template(IntIndex) Index<Int>;

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by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

This change defines a few groups in the modules tab in the doxygen doc and fixes various printed messages and such minor things. Doxygen now excludes the scons generated temp files. Index: kernel/include/IMP/base_types.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/base_types.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/base_types.h (working copy) @@ -1,5 +1,5 @@ /** - * \file Base_Types.h \brief Basic types used by IMP. + * \file base_types.h \brief Basic types used by IMP. * * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. * @@ -18,6 +18,15 @@ namespace IMP { + +/** + \defgroup kernel IMP Kernel + The core IMP types + + \defgroup helper Miscellaneous helpers + Classes and functions which are there to make your life easier. + */ + //! Basic floating-point value (could be float, double...) typedef float Float; Index: kernel/include/IMP/Model.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Model.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Model.h (working copy) @@ -24,6 +24,7 @@ //! Class for storing model, its restraints, constraints, and particles. /** All attribute data for particles is stored through indexing in the model_data_ structure. + \ingroup kernel */ class IMPDLLEXPORT Model: public Object { Index: kernel/include/IMP/restraints/RestraintSet.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/restraints/RestraintSet.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/restraints/RestraintSet.h (working copy) @@ -17,6 +17,9 @@ { //! Used to hold a set of related restraints +/** + \ingroup restraint + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT RestraintSet : public Restraint { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/AttributeTable.h (working copy) @@ -47,8 +47,8 @@ return k.get_index() < map_.size() && map_[k.get_index()] != Value(); } - std::ostream &show(std::ostream &out, const char *prefix="", - ModelData* md=NULL) const; + void show(std::ostream &out, const char *prefix="", + ModelData* md=NULL) const; std::vector<Key> get_keys() const; }; @@ -80,21 +80,19 @@ template <class T> -inline std::ostream &AttributeTable<T>::show(std::ostream &out, +inline void AttributeTable<T>::show(std::ostream &out, const char *prefix, ModelData *md) const { for (unsigned int i=0; i< map_.size(); ++i) { if (map_[i] != Value()) { - out << prefix - << Key(i) << ": index = " << map_[i]; + out << prefix; if (md != NULL) { - out << ", value= " << md->get_value(map_[i]); + out << md->get_value(map_[i]); } out << std::endl; } } - return out; } Index: kernel/include/IMP/Restraint.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Restraint.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Restraint.h (working copy) @@ -23,6 +23,12 @@ { class Model; +/** + \defgroup restraint General purpose restraints + Classes to define and help in defining restraints. The restraints + typically involve a Restraint which defines the set of tuples of Particles + and then various functions which are applied to the tuples. + */ /** \defgroup restraint General purpose restraints Classes to define and help in defining restraints. The restraints @@ -31,6 +37,8 @@ */ //! Abstract class for representing restraints +/** + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT Restraint : public Object { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h (working copy) @@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ { //! A a decorator for a particle with x,y,z coordinates. +/** \ingroup helper + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT XYZDecorator: public DecoratorBase { IMP_DECORATOR(XYZDecorator, DecoratorBase, @@ -90,6 +92,8 @@ IMP_OUTPUT_OPERATOR(XYZDecorator); //! Compute the distance between a pair of particles +/** \ingroup helper + */ IMPDLLEXPORT Float distance(XYZDecorator a, XYZDecorator b); } // namespace IMP Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/AtomDecorator.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/AtomDecorator.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/AtomDecorator.h (working copy) @@ -27,6 +27,7 @@ mechanism for the types. This could be done by having an add_type(string) method which adds a string name and assigns it to the next unused type int available. + \ingroup hierarchy */ class IMPDLLEXPORT AtomDecorator: public XYZDecorator { Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/ResidueDecorator.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/ResidueDecorator.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/ResidueDecorator.h (working copy) @@ -22,6 +22,7 @@ As with the AtomDecorator, the types of residues may been to be expanded dynamically. This can be easily done in an analogous manner when we need it. + \ingroup hierarchy */ class IMPDLLEXPORT ResidueDecorator: public DecoratorBase { Index: kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/decorators/bond_decorators.h (working copy) @@ -20,9 +20,10 @@ class BondDecorator; class BondedDecorator; +/** \defgroup bond Creating and restraining bonds + A set of classes and functions for manipulating bonds. + */ - - namespace internal { @@ -39,6 +40,8 @@ /** As with AtomDecorator, the types of bonds will eventually be run-time expandible. + + \ingroup bond Bonds */ class IMPDLLEXPORT BondDecorator: public DecoratorBase { @@ -76,6 +79,8 @@ //! A decorator for a particle which has bonds. +/** \ingroup bond + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT BondedDecorator: public DecoratorBase { IMP_DECORATOR(BondedDecorator, DecoratorBase, return true, ); @@ -133,6 +138,8 @@ \param[in] b The second Particle as a BondedDecorator \param[in] t The type to use for the bond \return BondDecorator of the bond Particle. + + \ingroup bond */ IMPDLLEXPORT BondDecorator bond(BondedDecorator a, BondedDecorator b, Int t); @@ -144,6 +151,8 @@ \param[in] length The length of the bond. \param[in] stiffness The stiffness of the bond. \return BondDecorator of the bond Particle. + + \ingroup bond */ IMPDLLEXPORT inline BondDecorator custom_bond(BondedDecorator a, BondedDecorator b, @@ -158,6 +167,7 @@ //! Destroy the bond connecting to particles. /** \param[in] b The bond. + \ingroup bond */ IMPDLLEXPORT void unbond(BondDecorator b); @@ -165,6 +175,7 @@ //! Get the bond between two particles. /** BondDecorator() is returned if the particles are not bonded. + \ingroup bond */ IMPDLLEXPORT BondDecorator get_bond(BondedDecorator a, BondedDecorator b); Index: kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/MolecularDynamics.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/MolecularDynamics.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/MolecularDynamics.h (working copy) @@ -19,6 +19,7 @@ /** The particles to be optimized must be xyz particles; this optimizer assumes the score to be energy in kcal/mol, and the xyz coordinates to be in angstroms. + \ingroup optimizer */ class IMPDLLEXPORT MolecularDynamics : public Optimizer { Index: kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/ConjugateGradients.h (working copy) @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ //! Simple conjugate gradients optimizer. /** Algorithm is as per Shanno and Phua, ACM Transactions On Mathematical Software 6 (December 1980), 618-622 + \ingroup optimizer */ class IMPDLLEXPORT ConjugateGradients : public Optimizer { Index: kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/SteepestDescent.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/SteepestDescent.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/optimizers/SteepestDescent.h (working copy) @@ -16,9 +16,10 @@ //! A simple steepest descent optimizer /** Follow the gradient based on the partial derivatives. Multiply by the - current step size. If the score gets worse, reduce the step size. - If the score gets better, increase the step size if we are sufficiently - far from a score of zero. If the score reaches the threshold, quit. + current step size. If the score gets worse, reduce the step size. + If the score gets better, increase the step size if we are sufficiently + far from a score of zero. If the score reaches the threshold, quit. + \ingroup optimizer */ class IMPDLLEXPORT SteepestDescent : public Optimizer { Index: kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/SphereDistancePairScore.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/SphereDistancePairScore.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/SphereDistancePairScore.h (working copy) @@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ class UnaryFunction; //! A score on the distance between the surfaces of two spheres. +/** \ingroup pairscore + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT SphereDistancePairScore : public PairScore { std::auto_ptr<UnaryFunction> f_; Index: kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.h (working copy) @@ -15,6 +15,8 @@ { //! Apply a function to the distance between two particles. +/** \ingroup pairscore + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT DistancePairScore : public PairScore { std::auto_ptr<UnaryFunction> f_; Index: kernel/include/IMP/PairScore.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/PairScore.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/PairScore.h (working copy) @@ -15,6 +15,12 @@ namespace IMP { +/** + \ingroup restraint + \addtogroup pairscore Score functions on two particles + Score functions to by applied to a pair of particles. These can be + used to make more flexible restraints. + */ //! Abstract score function for a pair of particles. class IMPDLLEXPORT PairScore : public Object Index: kernel/include/IMP/Key.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Key.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Key.h (working copy) @@ -116,8 +116,8 @@ IMP_COMPARISONS_1(str_) - std::ostream &show(std::ostream &out) const { - return out << "\"" << get_string() << "\""; + void show(std::ostream &out = std::cout) const { + out << "\"" << get_string() << "\""; } unsigned int get_index() const { Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Harmonic.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Harmonic.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Harmonic.h (working copy) @@ -12,7 +12,16 @@ namespace IMP { +/** + \ingroup restraint + \addtogroup unaryf Unary Functions + Functions of a single variable. These are used by scoring + functions. + */ + //! Harmonic function (symmetric about the mean) +/** \ingroup unaryf + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT Harmonic : public UnaryFunction { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Cosine.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Cosine.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Cosine.h (working copy) @@ -18,6 +18,8 @@ where k is a force constant, n the periodicity, a the phase, and f the input value. This is most commonly used for dihedral angle restraints, e.g. in the CHARMM force field. + + \ingroup unaryf */ class IMPDLLEXPORT Cosine : public UnaryFunction { Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicLowerBound.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicLowerBound.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicLowerBound.h (working copy) @@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ { //! Lower bound harmonic function (non-zero when feature < mean) +/** \ingroup unaryf + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT HarmonicLowerBound : public Harmonic { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicUpperBound.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicUpperBound.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/HarmonicUpperBound.h (working copy) @@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ { //! Upper bound harmonic function (non-zero when feature > mean) +/** \ingroup unaryf + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT HarmonicUpperBound : public Harmonic { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Particle.h (working copy) @@ -30,6 +30,7 @@ Particles can be deactivated so that they no longer play a role in model optimization. Removing particles and their attributes would cause problems in the way attribute values are indexed and should not be done. + \ingroup kernel */ class IMPDLLEXPORT Particle : public Object { @@ -174,7 +175,7 @@ //! Show the particle /** \param[in] out Stream to write particle description to. */ - std::ostream& show(std::ostream& out = std::cout) const; + void show(std::ostream& out = std::cout) const; //! Return a vector containing all the FloatKeys for the Particle @@ -213,23 +214,23 @@ model_->get_model_data()->set_value(k, v); } - //! Set pointer to model particle data. - /** This is called by the Model after the particle is added. + // Set pointer to model particle data. + /* This is called by the Model after the particle is added. \param[in] md Pointer to a ModelData object. */ void set_model(Model *md, ParticleIndex pi); - //! all of the particle data + // all of the particle data Model* model_; - //! true if particle is active + // true if particle is active bool is_active_; - //! float attributes associated with the particle + // float attributes associated with the particle internal::AttributeTable<Float> float_indexes_; - //! int attributes associated with the particle + // int attributes associated with the particle internal::AttributeTable<Int> int_indexes_; - //! string attributes associated with the particle + // string attributes associated with the particle internal::AttributeTable<String> string_indexes_; ParticleIndex pi_; @@ -278,7 +279,7 @@ const DerivativeAccumulator &da) { return model_->get_model_data()->add_to_deriv(float_indexes_.get_value(name), - da(value)); + da(value)); } inline bool Particle::has_attribute(IntKey name) const Index: kernel/include/IMP/Index.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Index.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Index.h (working copy) @@ -33,13 +33,12 @@ ErrorException()); return i_; } - std::ostream &show(std::ostream &out) const { + void show(std::ostream &out) const { if (!is_default()) { out << "(" << i_ << ")"; } else { out << "(Invalid)"; } - return out; } IMP_COMPARISONS_1(i_) Index: kernel/include/IMP/log.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/log.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/log.h (working copy) @@ -91,12 +91,16 @@ static Log *logpt_; }; -//! A general exception for an error in IMP +//! A general exception for an error in IMP. +/** \ingroup assert + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT ErrorException: public std::exception { }; //! An exception for an invalid model state +/** \ingroup assert + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT InvalidStateException : public std::exception { public: @@ -107,6 +111,8 @@ }; //! An exception for a request for an invalid member of a container +/** \ingroup assert + */ class IMPDLLEXPORT IndexException: public std::exception { public: Index: kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h (working copy) @@ -21,6 +21,10 @@ class Model; +/** \defgroup optimizer Optimizers + Optimizers of various sorts. + */ + //! Base class for all optimizers class IMPDLLEXPORT Optimizer: public Object { Index: kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf =================================================================== --- kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf (revision 363) +++ kernel/doc/internal/doxygen.conf (working copy) @@ -1,1259 +1,241 @@ -# Doxyfile 1.5.2 +# Doxyfile 1.5.4 -# This file describes the settings to be used by the documentation system -# doxygen (www.doxygen.org) for a project -# -# All text after a hash (#) is considered a comment and will be ignored -# The format is: -# TAG = value [value, ...] -# For lists items can also be appended using: -# TAG += value [value, ...] -# Values that contain spaces should be placed between quotes (" ") - #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Project related configuration options #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -# This tag specifies the encoding used for all characters in the config file that -# follow. 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This -# makes dot run faster, but since only newer versions of dot (>1.8.10) -# support this, this feature is disabled by default. - DOT_MULTI_TARGETS = NO - -# If the GENERATE_LEGEND tag is set to YES (the default) Doxygen will -# generate a legend page explaining the meaning of the various boxes and -# arrows in the dot generated graphs. - GENERATE_LEGEND = YES - -# If the DOT_CLEANUP tag is set to YES (the default) Doxygen will -# remove the intermediate dot files that are used to generate -# the various graphs. - DOT_CLEANUP = YES - #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Configuration::additions related to the search engine #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- - -# The SEARCHENGINE tag specifies whether or not a search engine should be -# used. If set to NO the values of all tags below this one will be ignored. - SEARCHENGINE = NO Index: kernel/src/Model.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/Model.cpp (revision 363) +++ kernel/src/Model.cpp (working copy) @@ -101,7 +101,9 @@ DerivativeAccumulator *accpt = (calc_derivs ? &accum : NULL); IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, - "Evaluating restraints " << calc_derivs << std::endl); + "Evaluating restraints " + << (calc_derivs?"with derivatives":"without derivatives") + << std::endl); for (RestraintIterator it = restraints_begin(); it != restraints_end(); ++it) { IMP_CHECK_OBJECT(*it); @@ -110,7 +112,7 @@ if ((*it)->get_is_active()) { tscore = (*it)->evaluate(accpt); } - IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, tscore << std::endl); + IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, "Restraint score is " << tscore << std::endl); score+= tscore; } IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, "done." << std::endl); Index: kernel/src/Particle.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/Particle.cpp (revision 363) +++ kernel/src/Particle.cpp (working copy) @@ -96,7 +96,7 @@ //! Show the particle /** \param[in] out Stream to write particle description to. */ -std::ostream& Particle::show(std::ostream& out) const +void Particle::show(std::ostream& out) const { char* inset = " "; out << std::endl; @@ -118,7 +118,6 @@ out << inset << inset << "string attributes:" << std::endl; string_indexes_.show(out, " ", get_model()->get_model_data()); } - return out; } Index: kernel/src/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.cpp (revision 363) +++ kernel/src/pair_scores/DistancePairScore.cpp (working copy) @@ -58,8 +58,6 @@ score = (*f)(shifted_distance); } - IMP_LOG(VERBOSE, "For " << a->get_index() << " and " << b->get_index() - << " distance: " << distance << " score: " << score << std::endl); return score; } Index: kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h (revision 0) +++ kernel/include/IMP/unary_functions/Linear.h (revision 0) @@ -0,0 +1,43 @@ +/** + * \file Linear.h \brief A linear function. + * + * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. + */ + +#ifndef __IMP_LINEAR_H +#define __IMP_LINEAR_H + +#include "../UnaryFunction.h" + +namespace IMP +{ + +//! Linear function +/** \ingroup unaryf + \note there is no offset since that is not meaningful for optimization + */ +class IMPDLLEXPORT Linear : public UnaryFunction +{ +public: + Linear(Float slope) : slope_(slope) {} + + virtual ~Linear() {} + + virtual Float operator()(Float feature) { return feature*slope_;} + + virtual Float operator()(Float feature, Float& deriv) { + deriv= slope_; + return operator()(feature); + } + + void show(std::ostream &out=std::cout) const { + out << "Linear: " << slope_ << std::endl; + } + +protected: + Float slope_; +}; + +} // namespace IMP + +#endif /* __IMP_HARMONIC_H */

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Deleting some silly code from utils.py
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

I deleted various functions to print particles from utils.py and patched the examples which used them. for p in particles p.show() does the job well enough not to have extra code floating around. Index: kernel/pyext/IMP/utils.py =================================================================== --- kernel/pyext/IMP/utils.py (revision 363) +++ kernel/pyext/IMP/utils.py (working copy) @@ -105,43 +105,6 @@ i = i + 1 fp.close() - -def show_particles_pos(particles): - """Show IMP particles' positions""" - for i in range(0, len(particles)): - print 'particle', i, - print 'X', particles[i].x(), - print 'Y', particles[i].y(), - print 'Z', particles[i].z() - - -def show_particles(particles): - """ Show IMP particle' attributes""" - for i in range(0, len(particles)): - print 'particle', i - print ' float attributes:' - float_attr_iter = IMP.FloatAttributeIterator() - float_attr_iter.reset(particles[i]) - while float_attr_iter.next(): - print ' ', float_attr_iter.get_key(), ": ", \ - float_attr_iter.get_value() - - print ' int attributes:' - int_attr_iter = IMP.IntAttributeIterator() - int_attr_iter.reset(particles[i]) - while int_attr_iter.next(): - print ' ', int_attr_iter.get_key(), ": ", \ - int_attr_iter.get_value() - - print ' string attributes:' - string_attr_iter = IMP.StringAttributeIterator() - string_attr_iter.reset(particles[i]) - while string_attr_iter.next(): - print ' ', string_attr_iter.get_key(), ": ", \ - string_attr_iter.get_value() - print - - def show_distances(particles): """Show distances using IMP particles""" for i in range(0, len(particles)): Index: kernel/doc/examples/misc/energy_demo.py =================================================================== --- kernel/doc/examples/misc/energy_demo.py (revision 363) +++ kernel/doc/examples/misc/energy_demo.py (working copy) @@ -132,4 +132,5 @@ mdl.write (file='out.pdb', model_format='PDB') IMP.utils.show_distances(particles) -IMP.utils.show_particles(particles) +for p in particles: + p.show() Index: kernel/doc/examples/misc/modeller_opt.py =================================================================== --- kernel/doc/examples/misc/modeller_opt.py (revision 363) +++ kernel/doc/examples/misc/modeller_opt.py (working copy) @@ -53,3 +53,6 @@ IMP.modeller_intf.show_modeller_and_imp(atoms, particles) IMP.utils.show_distances(particles) IMP.utils.show_particles_pos(particles) +for p in particles: + print 'particle'+str( p.get_index().get_index()) + IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(p).show()

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Re: [IMP-dev] pdb patch
by Keren Lasker 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

To follow pdb conventions, a patch that renames the type attribute to name attribute in both AtomDecerator and ResidueDecerator is attached. >>>> On Feb 12, 2008, at 4:56 PM, Daniel Russel wrote: >>>> >>>>> <02.fix_atom_name_in_pdb> >>>> >>>> _______________________________________________ >>>> IMP-dev mailing list >>>> IMP-dev(a)salilab.org >>>> https://salilab.org/mailman/listinfo/imp-dev >> >

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typo in imp.i
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Not that any test cases cover it, but at least it should be fixed (or the lines deleted). Index: kernel/pyext/IMP.i =================================================================== --- kernel/pyext/IMP.i (revision 363) +++ kernel/pyext/IMP.i (working copy) @@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ %template(StringKey) Key<String>; %template(AtomType) Key<AtomTypeTag>; %template(ResidueType) Key<ResidueTypeTag>; - %template(show_named_nierarchy) show<NameDecorator>; + %template(show_named_hierarchy) show<NameDecorator>; %template(show_molecular_hierarchy) show<MolecularHierarchyDecorator>; %template(Particles) ::std::vector<Particle*>; %template(Restraints) ::std::vector<Restraint*>;

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bye, bye SphericalRestraint
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Index: kernel/include/IMP/restraints/SphericalRestraint.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/restraints/SphericalRestraint.h (revision 363) +++ kernel/include/IMP/restraints/SphericalRestraint.h (working copy) @@ -1,49 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file SphericalRestraint.h \brief Absolute position restraint. - * - * Optimize based on distance from an absolute position. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#ifndef __IMP_SPHERICAL_RESTRAINT_H -#define __IMP_SPHERICAL_RESTRAINT_H - -#include <list> - -#include "../IMP_config.h" -#include "../UnaryFunction.h" -#include "../Restraint.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -//! Restrict particle position based on its distance to a point. -class IMPDLLEXPORT SphericalRestraint : public Restraint -{ -public: - // Create the SphericalRestraint. - /** - \param[in] p The particle to restrict. - \param[in] x The x coordinate to take distance to. - \param[in] y The y coordinate to take distance to. - \param[in] z The z coordinate to take distance to. - \param[in] score_func The scoring function. It is deleted in the - destructor. - */ - SphericalRestraint(Particle* p, - Float x, Float y, Float z, - UnaryFunction* score_func); - virtual ~SphericalRestraint(); - - IMP_RESTRAINT("0.5", "Daniel Russel"); - -protected: - Float center_[3]; - UnaryFunction* score_func_; -}; - -} // namespace IMP - -#endif /* __IMP_COORDINATE_RESTRAINT_H */ Index: kernel/src/restraints/SphericalRestraint.cpp =================================================================== --- kernel/src/restraints/SphericalRestraint.cpp (revision 363) +++ kernel/src/restraints/SphericalRestraint.cpp (working copy) @@ -1,91 +0,0 @@ -/** - * \file SphericalRestraint.cpp \brief Absolute position restraint. - * - * Optimize based on distance from an absolute position. - * - * Copyright 2007-8 Sali Lab. All rights reserved. - * - */ - -#include <cmath> - -#include "IMP/Model.h" -#include "IMP/Particle.h" -#include "IMP/log.h" -#include "IMP/restraints/SphericalRestraint.h" -#include "IMP/decorators/XYZDecorator.h" - -namespace IMP -{ - -static const float MIN_DISTANCE_SQUARED=.001; - - - -SphericalRestraint::SphericalRestraint(Particle* p, - Float x, Float y, Float z, - UnaryFunction* score_func) -{ - add_particle(p); - center_[0]=x; - center_[1]=y; - center_[2]=z; - score_func_ =score_func; -} - -SphericalRestraint::~SphericalRestraint() -{ - delete score_func_; -} - - - -Float SphericalRestraint::evaluate(DerivativeAccumulator *accum) -{ - IMP_CHECK_OBJECT(score_func_); - - Float d2=0; - Float diff[3]; - XYZDecorator xyzd= XYZDecorator::cast(get_particle(0)); - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - diff[i] =xyzd.get_coordinate(i) - center_[i]; - d2+= diff[i]*diff[i]; - } - Float d= std::sqrt(d2); - if (d2 < MIN_DISTANCE_SQUARED) { - return 0; - } - - Float ret=0; - if (accum) { - Float deriv; - ret= (*score_func_)(d, deriv); - for (unsigned int i=0; i< 3; ++i) { - Float dd= deriv*diff[i]/d; - xyzd.add_to_coordinate_derivative(i, dd, *accum); - } - } else { - ret= (*score_func_)(d); - } - return ret; -} - - -void SphericalRestraint::show(std::ostream& out) const -{ - if (get_is_active()) { - out << "Spherical restraint (active):" << std::endl; - } else { - out << "Spherical restraint (inactive):" << std::endl; - } - - out << " version: " << version() << " "; - out << " last_modified_by: " << last_modified_by() << std::endl; - out << " particle: " << get_particle(0)->get_index(); - out << " "; - score_func_->show(out); - out << std::endl; - out << std::endl; -} - -} // namespace IMP Index: kernel/test/coordinate/test_coordinate.py =================================================================== --- kernel/test/coordinate/test_coordinate.py (revision 363) +++ kernel/test/coordinate/test_coordinate.py (working copy) @@ -1,69 +0,0 @@ -import unittest -import os -import IMP -import IMP.test -import IMP.utils - -class CoordinateTests(IMP.test.TestCase): - """Test various absolute position restraints""" - - def setUp(self): - self.model = IMP.Model() - p= IMP.Particle() - self.pi= self.model.add_particle(p); - d= IMP.XYZDecorator.create(p) - d.set_coordinates_are_optimized(True) - pc= IMP.Particle() - self.pic= self.model.add_particle(pc); - dc= IMP.XYZDecorator.create(pc) - - self.opt = IMP.SteepestDescent() - self.opt.set_model(self.model) - #self.opt.set_threshold(1e-5) - - - def _do_test(self, center, sf): - """All coordinate values should be greater than the set minimum""" - - r= IMP.SphericalRestraint(self.model.get_particle(self.pi), - center[0], center[1], center[2], - sf) - ri=self.model.add_restraint(r) - - self.opt.optimize(55) - self.model.get_restraint(ri).set_is_active(False) - - def _get_center(self): - v= IMP.Floats() - d= IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(self.model.get_particle(self.pic)) - v.append(d.get_x()) - v.append(d.get_y()) - v.append(d.get_z()) - return v - - def test_in_ball(self): - """Testing that restraint keeps point in ball""" - self.randomize_particles(self.model.get_particles(), 50.0) - f= IMP.HarmonicUpperBound(10,.1) - c= self._get_center() - self._do_test(c, f) - pd= IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(self.model.get_particle(self.pi)) - cd= IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(self.model.get_particle(self.pic)) - d= IMP.distance(pd, cd) - self.assert_(d < 11) - - def test_on_ball(self): - """Testing that restraint keeps point on sphere""" - self.randomize_particles(self.model.get_particles(), 50.0) - f= IMP.Harmonic(10,.1) - c= self._get_center() - self._do_test( c, f) - pd= IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(self.model.get_particle(self.pi)) - cd= IMP.XYZDecorator.cast(self.model.get_particle(self.pic)) - d= IMP.distance(pd, cd) - self.assert_(d < 11) - self.assert_(d > 9) - - -if __name__ == '__main__': - unittest.main()

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MonteCarlo
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

Here is the montecarlo optimizer. This patch should actually be clean :-) Read the documentation and let me know if something doesn't make sense. Unfortunately, on flute the boost version installed generates a warning in one of its headers and so -Werror has to be disabled. This is not committed I also moved the various optimizer tests into one directory since there are too many test directories. The directions are not removed since I don' trust for complicated move/remove/add combinations.

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Cleanup of grid
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

moved the indexes into the IMP namespace since some people will want to use them and added comments. Index: kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h =================================================================== --- kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h (revision 360) +++ kernel/include/IMP/Grid3D.h (working copy) @@ -17,12 +17,13 @@ template <class V> class Grid3D; -namespace internal -{ - template <class GI> class GridIndexIterator; +//! Represent an index into an infinite grid +/** The index entries can be positive or negative and do not need to correspond + directly to cells in the grid. They get mapped on to actual grid cells + by various functions*/ class VirtualGridIndex { typedef VirtualGridIndex This; @@ -31,6 +32,7 @@ return d_[0]==std::numeric_limits<int>::max(); } public: + //! Create a grid cell from three arbitrary indexes VirtualGridIndex(int x, int y, int z) { d_[0]=x; d_[1]=y; @@ -39,6 +41,7 @@ VirtualGridIndex() { d_[0]=d_[1]=d_[2]=std::numeric_limits<int>::max(); } + //! Get the ith component (i=0,1,2) int operator[](unsigned int i) const { IMP_assert(i <3, "Bad i"); return d_[i]; @@ -54,9 +57,14 @@ IMP_OUTPUT_OPERATOR(VirtualGridIndex); +//! Iterate through grid cells in a cube +/** The order of iteration is unspecified. + */ template <class GI> class GridIndexIterator { + template <class V> + friend class Grid3D; VirtualGridIndex lb_; VirtualGridIndex ub_; GI cur_; @@ -64,18 +72,19 @@ bool is_default() const { return false; } + GridIndexIterator(VirtualGridIndex lb, + VirtualGridIndex ub): lb_(lb), + ub_(ub), cur_(lb[0], lb[1], lb[2]) { + IMP_assert(ub_.strictly_larger_than(lb_), + "Invalid range in GridIndexIterator"); + } public: typedef const GI& reference_type; typedef const GI* pointer_type; typedef GI value_type; typedef std::forward_iterator_tag iterator_category; typedef unsigned int difference_type; - GridIndexIterator(VirtualGridIndex lb, - VirtualGridIndex ub): lb_(lb), - ub_(ub), cur_(lb[0], lb[1], lb[2]) { - IMP_assert(ub_.strictly_larger_than(lb_), - "Invalid range in GridIndexIterator"); - } + GridIndexIterator(){} IMP_COMPARISONS_1(cur_); @@ -118,9 +127,11 @@ } }; -} // namespace internal - -class GridIndex: public internal::VirtualGridIndex +//! Represent a real cell in a grid +/** These indexes represent an actual cell in the grid with no mapping. + They can only be constructed by the grid. + */ +class GridIndex: public VirtualGridIndex { public: GridIndex(): VirtualGridIndex() { @@ -129,7 +140,7 @@ template <class V> friend class Grid3D; template <class G> - friend class internal::GridIndexIterator; + friend class GridIndexIterator; GridIndex(int x, int y, int z): VirtualGridIndex(x,y,z) { IMP_check(x>=0 && y>=0 && z>=0, "Bad indexes in grid index", IndexException("Bad indexes in GridIndex")); @@ -152,7 +163,7 @@ /** Such an index can refer to voxels outside of the grid or with negative indices. */ - typedef internal::VirtualGridIndex VirtualIndex; + typedef VirtualGridIndex VirtualIndex; private: std::vector<VT> data_; @@ -342,7 +353,7 @@ /** The iterator iterates though the valid indexes bounded by the VirtualIndex */ - typedef internal::GridIndexIterator<Index> IndexIterator; + typedef GridIndexIterator<Index> IndexIterator; IndexIterator indexes_begin(VirtualIndex lb, VirtualIndex ub) const { std::pair<Index, VirtualIndex> bp= intersect(lb,ub);

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AnglesRestraint
by Daniel Russel 13 Feb '08

13 Feb '08

I think it would be good to have an AnglesRestraint which stores a list of chains and applies an AngleRestraint-like restraint to each triple in each chain. It is easier to set up and maintain than a whole mess of AngleRestraints and more efficient too. Comments? //! Restraint the angles between particles /** Currently the particles can be added as chains and the angle of each three successive particles in the chain is restrained. \ingroup restraint */ class IMPDLLEXPORT AnglesRestraint : public Restraint { public: //! Create the angle restraint. /** \param[in] score_func Scoring function for the restraint. */ AnglesRestraint(UnaryFunction* score_func); virtual ~AnglesRestraint(){} IMP_RESTRAINT("0.5", "Daniel Russel"); //! Add a chain of particles /** Each three successive particles are restrained*/ void add_chain(const Particles &ps); //! Clear all the store chains void clear_chains(); protected: std::auto_ptr<UnaryFunction> score_func_; std::vector<int> chain_splits_; };

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