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##
# File: PdbxReader.py
# Date: 2012-01-09 Jdw Adapted from PdbxParser
#
# Updates:
#
# 2012-01-09 - (jdw) Separate reader and writer classes.
#
# 2012-09-02 - (jdw) Revise tokenizer to better handle embedded quoting.
#
##
"""PDBx/mmCIF dictionary and data file parser.
.. note::
Acknowledgements:
The tokenizer used in this module is modeled after the clever parser
design used in the PyMMLIB package.
PyMMLib Development Group:
Authors: Ethan Merritt: merritt@u.washington.edu, Jay Painter: jay.painter@gmail.com
See: http://pymmlib.sourceforge.net/
"""
import re
from .containers import DataCategory, DefinitionContainer, DataContainer
from .errors import PdbxSyntaxError
class PdbxReader:
"""PDBx reader for data files and dictionaries."""
def __init__(self, input_file):
"""Initialize.
:param file input_file: input file handle; e.g. as returned by open().
"""
self.__current_line_number = 0
self.__input_file = input_file
self.__state_dict = {
"data": "ST_DATA_CONTAINER",
"loop": "ST_TABLE",
"global": "ST_GLOBAL_CONTAINER",
"save": "ST_DEFINITION",
"stop": "ST_STOP",
}
def read(self, container_list):
"""Appends to the input list of definition and data containers.
:param list container_list: list of :class:`~pdbx.containers.ContainerBase` containers to append to.
"""
self.__current_line_number = 0
try:
self.__parser(self.__tokenizer(self.__input_file), container_list)
except StopIteration:
self.__syntax_error("Unexpected end of file")
def __syntax_error(self, error_text):
"""Raise a PdbxSyntaxError.
:param str error_text: text for exception message
:raises pdbx.errors.PdbxSyntaxError: exception with error text
"""
raise PdbxSyntaxError(self.__current_line_number, error_text)
@staticmethod
def __get_container_name(in_word) -> str:
"""Returns the name of the data_ or save_ container.
:param str in_word: input word
"""
return str(in_word[5:]).strip()
def __get_state(self, in_word) -> tuple:
"""Identifies reserved syntax elements and assigns an associated state.
:param str in_word: input word
:returns: (reserved word, state) where:
* reserved word - is one of CIF syntax elements: data_, loop_,
global_, save_, stop_
* state - the parser state required to process this next section.
"""
i = in_word.find("_")
if i == -1:
return None, "ST_UNKNOWN"
try:
reserved_word = in_word[:i].lower()
return reserved_word, self.__state_dict[reserved_word]
except KeyError:
return None, "ST_UNKNOWN"
def __parser(self, tokenizer, container_list):
"""Parser for PDBx data files and dictionaries.
:param tokenizer: reentrant method recognizing data item names
(_category.attribute), quoted strings (single, double and
multi-line semi-colon delimited), and unquoted strings.
:param list container_list: list-type container for data and
definition objects parsed from from the input file.
container_list is appended with data and definition objects.
"""
# Working container - data or definition
current_container = None
# Working category container
category_index = {}
current_category = None
current_row = None
state = None
# Find the first reserved word and begin capturing data.
for (
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) in tokenizer:
if current_word is None:
continue
reserved_word, state = self.__get_state(current_word)
if reserved_word is not None:
break
else:
# empty file
return
while True:
# Set the current state: at this point in the processing cycle we
# are expecting a token containing # either a '_category.attribute'
# or a reserved word.
if current_category_name is not None:
state = "ST_KEY_VALUE_PAIR"
elif current_word is not None:
reserved_word, state = self.__get_state(current_word)
else:
self.__syntax_error("Miscellaneous syntax error")
return
# Process _category.attribute value assignments
if state == "ST_KEY_VALUE_PAIR":
try:
current_category = category_index[current_category_name]
except KeyError:
# A new category is encountered - create a container and
# add a row
category_index[current_category_name] = DataCategory(
current_category_name
)
current_category = category_index[current_category_name]
try:
current_container.append(current_category)
except AttributeError:
self.__syntax_error(
"Category cannot be added to data_ block"
)
return
current_row = []
current_category.append(current_row)
else:
# Recover the existing row from the category
try:
current_row = current_category[0]
except IndexError:
self.__syntax_error(
"Internal index error accessing category data"
)
return
# Check for duplicate attributes and add attribute to table.
if current_attribute_name in current_category.attribute_list:
self.__syntax_error(
"Duplicate attribute encountered in category"
)
return
else:
current_category.append_attribute(current_attribute_name)
# Get the data for this attribute from the next token
tok_category, _, current_quoted_string, current_word = next(
tokenizer
)
if tok_category is not None or (
current_quoted_string is None and current_word is None
):
self.__syntax_error(
"Missing data for item _%s.%s"
% (current_category_name, current_attribute_name)
)
if current_word == "?":
current_row.append(None)
elif current_word == ".":
current_row.append("")
elif current_word is not None:
# Validation check token for misplaced reserved words
reserved_word, state = self.__get_state(current_word)
if reserved_word is not None:
self.__syntax_error(
"Unexpected reserved word: %s" % (reserved_word)
)
current_row.append(current_word)
elif current_quoted_string is not None:
current_row.append(current_quoted_string)
else:
self.__syntax_error("Missing value in item-value pair")
try:
(
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) = next(tokenizer)
except StopIteration:
return
continue
# Process a loop_ declaration and associated data
if state == "ST_TABLE":
# The category name in the next current_category_name,
# current_attribute_name pair defines the name of the category
# container.
(
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) = next(tokenizer)
if (current_category_name is None) or (
current_attribute_name is None
):
self.__syntax_error(
"Unexpected token in loop_ declaration"
)
return
# Check for a previous category declaration.
if current_category_name in category_index:
self.__syntax_error(
"Duplicate category declaration in loop_"
)
return
current_category = DataCategory(current_category_name)
try:
current_container.append(current_category)
except AttributeError:
self.__syntax_error(
"loop_ declaration outside of data_ block or save_ "
"frame"
)
return
current_category.append_attribute(current_attribute_name)
# Read the rest of the loop_ declaration
for (
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) in tokenizer:
if current_category_name is None:
break
if current_category_name != current_category.name:
self.__syntax_error(
"Changed category name in loop_ declaration"
)
return
current_category.append_attribute(current_attribute_name)
else:
# formal CIF 1.1 grammar expects at least one value
self.__syntax_error("loop_ without values")
# If the next token is a 'word', check it for any reserved
# words
if current_word is not None:
reserved_word, state = self.__get_state(current_word)
if reserved_word is not None:
if reserved_word == "stop":
return
else:
self.__syntax_error(
"Unexpected reserved word after loop "
"declaration: %s" % (reserved_word)
)
# Read the table of data for this loop_
while True:
current_row = []
current_category.append(current_row)
for _ in current_category.attribute_list:
if current_word == "?":
current_row.append(None)
elif current_word == ".":
current_row.append("")
elif current_word is not None:
current_row.append(current_word)
elif current_quoted_string is not None:
current_row.append(current_quoted_string)
try:
(
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) = next(tokenizer)
except StopIteration:
return
# loop_ data processing ends if a new _category.attribute
# is encountered
if current_category_name is not None:
break
# A reserved word is encountered
if current_word is not None:
reserved_word, state = self.__get_state(current_word)
if reserved_word is not None:
break
continue
if state == "ST_DEFINITION":
# Ignore trailing unnamed saveframe delimiters e.g. 'save_'
state_name = self.__get_container_name(current_word)
if state_name:
current_container = DefinitionContainer(state_name)
container_list.append(current_container)
category_index = {}
current_category = None
elif state == "ST_DATA_CONTAINER":
data_name = self.__get_container_name(current_word)
if not data_name:
data_name = "unidentified"
current_container = DataContainer(data_name)
container_list.append(current_container)
category_index = {}
current_category = None
elif state == "ST_STOP":
return
elif state == "ST_GLOBAL":
current_container = DataContainer("blank-global")
current_container.set_global()
container_list.append(current_container)
category_index = {}
current_category = None
elif state == "ST_UNKNOWN":
self.__syntax_error(
"Unrecognized syntax element: " + str(current_word)
)
return
else:
assert False, f"unhandled state {state}"
try:
(
current_category_name,
current_attribute_name,
current_quoted_string,
current_word,
) = next(tokenizer)
except StopIteration:
return
def __tokenizer(self, input_file):
"""Tokenizer method for the mmCIF syntax file.
Each return/yield from this method returns information about the next
token in the form of a tuple with the following structure:
(category name, attribute name, quoted strings, words w/o quotes
or white space)
Differentiated the regular expression to the better handle embedded
quotes.
:param file input_file: file object ready for reading
:rtype: Iterator[tuple]
"""
# Regex definition for mmCIF syntax - semi-colon delimited strings are
# handled outside of this regex.
mmcif_re = re.compile(
r"(?:"
r"(?:_(.+?)[.](\S+))"
"|" # _category.attribute
r"(?:['](.*?)(?:[']\s|[']$))"
"|" # single quoted strings
r"(?:[\"](.*?)(?:[\"]\s|[\"]$))"
"|" # double quoted strings
r"(?:\s*#.*$)"
"|" # comments (dumped)
r"(\S+)" # unquoted words
r")"
)
file_iterator = iter(input_file)
# Tokenizer loop begins here
for line in file_iterator:
self.__current_line_number += 1
# Dump comments
if line.startswith("#"):
continue
# Gobble up the entire semi-colon/multi-line-delimited string and
# and stuff this into the string slot in the return tuple
if line.startswith(";"):
multiline_string = [line[1:]]
for line in file_iterator:
self.__current_line_number += 1
if line.startswith(";"):
break
multiline_string.append(line)
else:
self.__syntax_error("unterminated multi-line string")
# remove trailing new-line that is part of the \n; delimiter
multiline_string[-1] = multiline_string[-1].rstrip()
yield (None, None, "".join(multiline_string), None)
# Need to process the remainder of the current line -
line = line[1:]
# Apply regex to the current line consolidate the single/double
# quoted within the quoted string category
for match in mmcif_re.finditer(line):
match_groups = match.groups()
if match_groups != (None, None, None, None, None):
if match_groups[2] is not None:
quoted_string = match_groups[2]
elif match_groups[3] is not None:
quoted_string = match_groups[3]
else:
quoted_string = None
groups = (
match_groups[0],
match_groups[1],
quoted_string,
match_groups[4],
)
yield groups
def __tokenizer_org(self, input_file):
"""Tokenizer method for the mmCIF syntax file.
Each return/yield from this method returns information about the next
token in the form of a tuple with the following structure:
(category name, attribute name, quoted strings, words w/o quotes
or white space)
:param file input_file: file object ready for reading
:rtype: Iterator[tuple]
"""
# Regex definition for mmCIF syntax - semi-colon delimited strings are
# handled outside of this regex.
mmcif_re = re.compile(
r"(?:"
r"(?:_(.+?)[.](\S+))"
"|" # _category.attribute
r"(?:['\"](.*?)(?:['\"]\s|['\"]$))"
"|" # quoted strings
r"(?:\s*#.*$)"
"|" # comments (dumped)
r"(\S+)" # unquoted words
r")"
)
file_iterator = iter(input_file)
# Tokenizer loop begins here
while True:
line = next(file_iterator)
self.__current_line_number += 1
# Dump comments
if line.startswith("#"):
continue
# Gobble up the entire semi-colon/multi-line delimited string and
# and stuff this into the string slot in the return tuple
if line.startswith(";"):
multiline_string = [line[1:]]
while True:
line = next(file_iterator)
self.__current_line_number += 1
if line.startswith(";"):
break
multiline_string.append(line)
# remove trailing new-line that is part of the \n; delimiter
multiline_string[-1] = multiline_string[-1].rstrip()
yield (None, None, "".join(multiline_string), None)
# Need to process the remainder of the current line
line = line[1:]
# Apply regex to the current line
for match in mmcif_re.finditer(line):
groups = match.groups()
if groups != (None, None, None, None):
yield groups
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