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#! /bin/sh
#!perl -w # --*- Perl -*--
eval 'exec perl -x $0 ${1+"$@"}'
if 0;
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#$Author: saulius $
#$Date: 2024-08-15 11:23:14 +0300 (Thu, 15 Aug 2024) $
#$Revision: 10238 $
#$URL: svn+ssh://www.crystallography.net/home/coder/svn-repositories/cod-tools/tags/v3.11.0/scripts/cif_fix_AMCSD_aniso_labels $
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#*
#* Read the CIF file, assuming that it follows AMCSD atom naming conventions,
#* and correct the _atom_site_aniso_label values using some heuristics.
#*
#* USAGE:
#* $0 --options input1.cif input*.cif
#**
use strict;
use warnings;
use utf8;
use Unicode::Normalize;
use POSIX qw( strftime );
use COD::CIF::Parser qw( parse_cif );
use COD::CIF::Tags::DictTags;
use COD::CIF::Tags::COD;
use COD::CIF::Tags::CanonicalNames qw( canonicalize_all_names );
use COD::CIF::Tags::Print qw( print_cif );
use COD::CIF::Tags::Manage qw( set_loop_tag );
use COD::AtomProperties;
use COD::SOptions qw( getOptions );
use COD::SUsage qw( usage options );
use COD::ErrorHandler qw( process_parser_messages
process_warnings );
use COD::ToolsVersion qw( get_version_string );
my $Id = '$Id: cif_fix_AMCSD_aniso_labels 10238 2024-08-15 08:23:14Z saulius $';
$Id =~ s/^\$|\s*\$$//g;
$Id = remove_diacritics( $Id );
$Id = get_version_string() . "\n" . $Id;
my $use_parser = 'c';
my $die_on_error_level = {
ERROR => 1,
WARNING => 0,
NOTE => 0
};
my $keep_tag_order = 0;
#* OPTIONS:
#* --keep-tag-order
#* Keep the original tag order in CIF file (default).
#* --sort-tags
#* Reorder tags in CIF file according to COD.
#*
#* --use-perl-parser
#* Use Perl parser to parse CIF files.
#* --use-c-parser
#* Use C parser to parse CIF files (default).
#*
#* --help, --usage
#* Output a short usage message (this message) and exit.
#* --version
#* Output version information and exit.
#**
@ARGV = getOptions(
'--keep-tag-order' => sub { $keep_tag_order = 1; },
'--sort-tags' => sub { $keep_tag_order = 0; },
'--use-perl-parser' => sub { $use_parser = 'perl' },
'--use-c-parser' => sub { $use_parser = 'c' },
'--options' => sub { options; exit },
'--help,--usage' => sub { usage; exit },
'--version' => sub { print get_version_string(), "\n"; exit }
);
my @dictionary_tags = ( @COD::CIF::Tags::DictTags::tag_list,
@COD::CIF::Tags::COD::tag_list );
my %dictionary_tags = map { $_ => $_ } @dictionary_tags;
@ARGV = ('-') unless @ARGV;
binmode STDOUT, ':encoding(UTF-8)';
binmode STDERR, ':encoding(UTF-8)';
sub get_max_key($)
{
# Select maximal (last) key from the given CIF loop column.
# Assume, as of revision 9535, that all key values are numeric:
my ($key_column) = @_;
my $max_key = $key_column->[0];
for my $key (@{$key_column}) {
if( $max_key < $key ) {
$max_key = $key;
}
}
return $max_key;
}
sub get_next_available_key($)
{
# Assuming that all keys in the given data column of a loop are
# numeric, get the next available (unused) key value:
return &get_max_key + 1;
}
sub insert_cod_changelog_entry($$)
{
my ($dataset, $parameters) = @_;
my $changed_aniso_labels = $parameters->{changed_aniso_labels};
my $values = $dataset->{values};
my $types = $dataset->{types};
my $date = strftime('%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z', localtime());
# Convert the date string to strictly RFC 3339 conforming syntax,
# i.e. add a colon (':') before the last two time zone digits:
if ( $date =~ m/^(.*[0-9]{2})([0-9]{2})$/ ) {
$date = $1 . ':' . $2;
}
my $change_description = '';
if( $changed_aniso_labels ) {
$change_description = $changed_aniso_labels
}
my $message =
"Changed the following '_atom_site_aniso_label' values:" .
$change_description;
my $category_key = '_cod_changelog_entry_id';
if( $change_description ne '' ) {
if( exists $values->{$category_key} ) {
my $key_column = $values->{$category_key};
my $new_key = get_next_available_key( $key_column );
push( @{$values->{$category_key}}, $new_key );
push( @{$types->{$category_key}}, 'INT' );
# Update those data items that already exist in the
# loop. If the entry was missing, add that entry and fill
# the previous missing values with the '?' value
# ("unknown/missing"):
{
my $author_column = '_cod_changelog_entry_author';
if( exists $values->{$author_column} ) {
push( @{$values->{$author_column}}, $Id );
push( @{$types->{$author_column}},'SQSTRING');
} else {
my $loop_length = int(@{$values->{$category_key}});
my $value = [('?') x $loop_length];
$value->[-1] = $Id;
set_loop_tag( $dataset, $author_column, $category_key,
$value );
push( @{$types->{$author_column}},
[('SQSTRING') x $loop_length] );
}
}
{
my $date_column = '_cod_changelog_entry_date';
if( exists $values->{$date_column} ) {
push( @{$values->{$date_column}}, $date );
push( @{$types->{$date_column}},'SQSTRING');
} else {
my $loop_length = int(@{$values->{$category_key}});
my $value = [('?') x $loop_length];
$value->[-1] = $date;
set_loop_tag( $dataset, $date_column, $category_key,
$value );
push( @{$types->{$date_column}},
[('SQSTRING') x $loop_length] );
}
}
{
my $text_column = '_cod_changelog_entry_text';
if( exists $values->{$text_column} ) {
push( @{$values->{$text_column}}, $message );
push( @{$types->{$text_column}},'TEXTFIELD');
} else {
my $loop_length = int(@{$values->{$category_key}});
my $value = [('?') x $loop_length];
$value->[-1] = $message;
set_loop_tag( $dataset, $text_column, $category_key,
$value );
push( @{$types->{$text_column}},
[('TEXTFIELD') x $loop_length] );
}
}
# Fill the remaining data items with some placeholder values:
my $loop_id = $dataset->{inloop}{$category_key};
for my $changelog_loop_item (@{$dataset->{loops}[$loop_id]}) {
if( scalar(@{$dataset->{values}{$changelog_loop_item}}) <
scalar(@{$key_column}) ) {
push( @{$values->{$changelog_loop_item}}, '?' );
push( @{$types->{$changelog_loop_item}}, 'UQSTRING' );
}
}
} else {
# Create a new category loop from scratch:
set_loop_tag( $dataset, $category_key,
$category_key, [1] );
push( @{$types->{$category_key}}, 'INT' );
set_loop_tag( $dataset, '_cod_changelog_entry_author',
$category_key, [$Id] );
push( @{$types->{_cod_changelog_entry_author}}, 'SQSTRING' );
set_loop_tag( $dataset, '_cod_changelog_entry_date',
$category_key, [$date] );
push( @{$types->{_cod_changelog_entry_date}}, 'SQSTRING' );
set_loop_tag( $dataset, '_cod_changelog_entry_text',
$category_key, [$message] );
push( @{$types->{_cod_changelog_entry_text}}, 'TEXTFIELD' );
}
} # if( $change_description ne '' ) {...
return;
}
sub remove_diacritics
{
my ($string) = @_;
# from http://ahinea.com/en/tech/accented-translate.html
# 2011.12.10
local $_ = NFD($string);
s/\pM//g;
# additional normalizations:
s/\x{00df}/ss/g; ## German beta “ß” -> “ss”
s/\x{00c6}/AE/g; ## Æ
s/\x{00e6}/ae/g; ## æ
s/\x{0132}/IJ/g; ## IJ
s/\x{0133}/ij/g; ## ij
s/\x{0152}/Oe/g; ## Œ
s/\x{0153}/oe/g; ## œ
tr/\x{00d0}\x{0110}\x{00f0}\x{0111}\x{0126}\x{0127}/DDddHh/; # ÐĐðđĦħ
tr/\x{0131}\x{0138}\x{013f}\x{0141}\x{0140}\x{0142}/ikLLll/; # ıĸĿŁŀł
tr/\x{014a}\x{0149}\x{014b}\x{00d8}\x{00f8}\x{017f}/NnnOos/; # ŊʼnŋØøſ
tr/\x{00de}\x{0166}\x{00fe}\x{0167}/TTtt/; # ÞŦþŧ
# clear everything else:
s/[^\0-\x80]//g;
return $_;
}
for my $filename (@ARGV) {
my $options = { 'parser' => $use_parser, 'no_print' => 1 };
my ( $data, $err_count, $messages ) = parse_cif( $filename, $options );
process_parser_messages( $messages, $die_on_error_level );
next if ( $err_count > 0 );
canonicalize_all_names( $data );
# The current practice of AMCSD and the COD contents (as of
# 2023-04-27) show that the 'O-H' atom label is associated with a
# hydroxyl and *needs* attached hydrogens (AMCSD convention),
# while the 'OH' label, though also associated with a hydroxil
# ion, does *not* need attached hydrogens, since hydrogens are
# usually recorded explicitly. Thus, we will add attached
# hydrogens to 'O-H' atoms, but only add atom type (and *not* the
# attached hydrogen count) to 'OH" atoms. Thus different regexps
# are used below for these atom names.
# Also, it seems that in some cases a single quote character "'"
# was changed to the star character "*" in _atom_site_label
# values.
# All these changes, however, were not propagated to
# '_atom_site_aniso_label' data items, which this script will now
# attempt to rectify.
for my $dataset (@{$data}) {
my $changed_aniso_label_description = '';
local $SIG{__WARN__} = sub {
process_warnings( {
'message' => @_,
'program' => $0,
'filename' => $filename,
'add_pos' => 'data_' . $dataset->{'name'},
}, $die_on_error_level )
};
my $values = $dataset->{values};
# Check if the aniso labels all point to corresponding atom
# labels and try to correct if they do not:
my $atom_site_label = '_atom_site_label';
my $atom_site_aniso_label = '_atom_site_aniso_label';
if( exists $values->{$atom_site_label} &&
exists $values->{$atom_site_aniso_label} ) {
# Only of both data items exist there might be a
# problem, check:
my $n;
$n = 0;
my %atom_site_labels =
map {($_,$n++)} @{$values->{$atom_site_label}};
$n = 0;
my %aniso_labels =
map {($_,$n++)} @{$values->{$atom_site_aniso_label}};
my $need_fix = 0;
my %missing_aniso_labels = ();
for my $aniso_label (@{$values->{$atom_site_aniso_label}}) {
if( !exists $atom_site_labels{$aniso_label} ) {
## print STDERR ">>> aniso label '$aniso_label' " .
## "missing from _atom_site_label\n";
$need_fix = 1;
$missing_aniso_labels{$aniso_label} = 1;
}
}
if( $need_fix ) {
for my $aniso_label (@{$values->{$atom_site_aniso_label}}) {
my $fixed_label = $aniso_label;
$fixed_label =~ s/'/\*/;
if( $fixed_label ne $aniso_label &&
exists $atom_site_labels{$fixed_label} ) {
## print STDERR ">>> label '$fixed_label' matches!\n";
$changed_aniso_label_description .=
"\n'$aniso_label' -> '$fixed_label'";
$aniso_label = $fixed_label;
}
}
for my $site_label (@{$values->{$atom_site_label}}) {
my $broken_label = $site_label;
$broken_label =~ s/-//g;
if( $broken_label ne $site_label &&
!exists $aniso_labels{$site_label} &&
exists $missing_aniso_labels{$broken_label} &&
exists $aniso_labels{$broken_label} ) {
my $index = $aniso_labels{$broken_label};
$changed_aniso_label_description .=
"\n'$values->{$atom_site_aniso_label}[$index]' " .
"-> '$site_label'";
$values->{$atom_site_aniso_label}[$index] = $site_label;
## print STDERR ">>> label '$broken_label' fixed!\n";
}
}
}
}
# Add a change log entry if needed:
insert_cod_changelog_entry( $dataset,
{
changed_aniso_labels =>
$changed_aniso_label_description,
} );
print_cif( $dataset, {
exclude_misspelled_tags => 0,
preserve_loop_order => 1,
fold_long_fields => 0,
dictionary_tags => \%dictionary_tags,
dictionary_tag_list => \@dictionary_tags,
keep_tag_order => $keep_tag_order,
} );
}
}
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