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mycorrhiza/hyphae/iterators.go

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package hyphae
// File `iterators.go` contains stuff that iterates over hyphae.
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import (
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"sort"
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"strings"
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"sync"
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)
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var byNames = make(map[string]ExistingHypha)
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var byNamesMutex = sync.Mutex{}
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// YieldExistingHyphae iterates over all hyphae and yields all existing ones.
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func YieldExistingHyphae() chan ExistingHypha {
ch := make(chan ExistingHypha)
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go func() {
for _, h := range byNames {
switch h.(type) {
default:
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ch <- h
}
}
close(ch)
}()
return ch
}
// FilterHyphaeWithText filters the source channel and yields only those hyphae than have text parts.
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func FilterHyphaeWithText(src chan ExistingHypha) chan ExistingHypha {
// TODO: reimplement as a function with a callback?
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sink := make(chan ExistingHypha)
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go func() {
for h := range src {
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switch h := h.(type) {
case *TextualHypha:
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sink <- h
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case *MediaHypha:
if h.HasTextFile() {
sink <- h
}
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}
}
close(sink)
}()
return sink
}
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// PathographicSort sorts paths inside the source channel, preserving the path tree structure
func PathographicSort(src chan string) <-chan string {
out := make(chan string)
go func() {
// To make it unicode-friendly and lean, we cast every string into rune slices, sort, and only then cast them back
raw := make([][]rune, 0)
for h := range src {
raw = append(raw, []rune(h))
}
sort.Slice(raw, func(i, j int) bool {
const slash rune = 47 // == '/'
// Classic lexicographical sort with a twist
c := 0
for {
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if c == len(raw[i]) {
return true
}
if c == len(raw[j]) {
return false
}
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if raw[i][c] == raw[j][c] {
c++
} else {
// The twist: subhyphae-awareness is about pushing slash upwards
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if raw[i][c] == slash {
return true
}
if raw[j][c] == slash {
return false
}
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return raw[i][c] < raw[j][c]
}
}
})
for _, name := range raw {
out <- string(name)
}
close(out)
}()
return out
}
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// Subhyphae returns slice of subhyphae.
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func Subhyphae(h Hypha) []ExistingHypha {
var hyphae []ExistingHypha
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for subh := range YieldExistingHyphae() {
if strings.HasPrefix(subh.CanonicalName(), h.CanonicalName()+"/") {
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hyphae = append(hyphae, subh)
}
}
return hyphae
}
// AreFreeNames checks if all given `hyphaNames` are not taken. If they are not taken, `ok` is true. If not, `firstFailure` is the name of the first met hypha that is not free.
func AreFreeNames(hyphaNames ...string) (firstFailure string, ok bool) {
for h := range YieldExistingHyphae() {
for _, hn := range hyphaNames {
if hn == h.CanonicalName() {
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return hn, false
}
}
}
return "", true
}