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#' Format a path
#'
#' Normalize and validate a path (optionally, within a certain directory).
#'
#' @param path The path to normalize.
#' @param dir (Optional) the directory to append to the beginning of the path.
#' \code{NULL} (default) to not append any directory, leaving \code{path}
#' unchanged.
#' @param mode The mode for \code{\link{file.access}} to verify existence,
#' writing permission, or reading permission. Use NA (default) to not perform
#' any is.
#'
#' @return The normalized path, or \code{NULL} if the path was \code{NULL}.
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
format_path <- function(path, dir=NULL, mode=NA) {
# Do nothing if the path is NULL.
if (is.null(path)) { return(path) }
# Append dir if provided.
if (!is.null(dir)) { path <- file.path(dir, path) }
path <- normalizePath(path, mustWork=FALSE)
# Get the full file path (for Linux: previous normalizePath() does not get
# full file path if dir did not exist.)
path <- file.path(
normalizePath(dirname(path), mustWork=FALSE),
basename(path)
)
# Check existence/writing permission/reading permission of the path.
# [NOTE]: This goes against this advice:
# "Please note that it is not a good idea to use this
# function to test before trying to open a file. On a multi-tasking system,
# it is possible that the accessibility of a file will change between the
# time you call file.access() and the time you try to open the file. It is
# better to wrap file open attempts in try.
stopifnot(all(mode %in% c(NA, 0, 2, 4)))
for(m in mode) {
if (is.na(mode)) { next }
if (any(file.access(dirname(path), m) != 0)) {
stop(paste0(
"The directory \"", dirname(path), "\"",
c(
" doesn't exist. ", "",
" is not writeable. Does it exist? ", "",
"is not readable. Does it exist? "
)[m+1],
"Check and try again.\n"
))
}
}
path
}
#' Is this an existing file path?
#'
#' Simple check if something is an existing file.
#'
#' @param x The potential file name
#'
#' @return Logical. Is \code{x} an existing file?
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
is.fname <- function(x){
if(!(length(x)==1 & is.character(x))){ return(FALSE) }
file.exists(x) & !dir.exists(x)
}
#' Format a path for \code{\link{system}}
#'
#' Right now, it uses \code{shQuote}
#'
#' @param R_path The name of the file. It should be properly formatted: if it
#' exists, \code{file.exists(R_path)} should be \code{TRUE}.
#'
#' @return The name of the file
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
sys_path <- function(R_path) {
shQuote(path.expand(R_path))
}
#' Get kwargs
#'
#' Get the names of the arguments of a function as a character vector.
#'
#' @param fun The function to get the argument names for.
#'
#' @return The names of the arguments of \code{fun} as a character vector
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
get_kwargs <- function(fun) {
kwargs <- names(as.list(args(fun)))
kwargs <- kwargs[seq(length(kwargs)-1)] # last is empty
kwargs
}
#' Merges two kwargs
#'
#' Merge two kwarg lists. If a kwarg is present in both lists but with different
#' values, an error is raised.
#' @param kwargsA The first list of kwargs.
#' @param kwargsB The second list of kwargs. If duplicates are present, the default
#' message recommends the user to remove the kwarg here in favor of placing the
#' correct one in \code{kwargsA}.
#' @param labelA (Optional) Descriptor of \code{kwargsA} for error statement. Default "first kwarg(s)".
#' @param labelB (Optional) Descriptor of \code{kwargsB} for error statement. Default "second kwarg(s)".
#' @param extraMsg (Optional) Extra text for error statement. "\[DEFAULT\]" (default) will use this message:
#' "Note that a kwarg only has to be provided to one of these. Place the correct value in the first
#' location and remove the kwarg from the second location".
#'
#' @return A list with the union of \code{kwargsA} and \code{kwargsB}
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
merge_kwargs <- function(kwargsA, kwargsB,
labelA="first kwarg(s)", labelB="second kwarg(s)",
extraMsg="[DEFAULT]") {
# Identify repeated kwargs.
repeatedB_bool <- names(kwargsB) %in% names(kwargsA)
repeated <- names(kwargsB)[repeatedB_bool]
# Stop if any repeated kwargs differ.
kwargs_mismatch <- !mapply(identical, kwargsA[repeated], kwargsB[repeated])
if (sum(kwargs_mismatch) > 0) {
if(identical(extraMsg, "[DEFAULT]")){
extraMsg <- "Note that a kwarg only has to be provided to one of these. \
Place the correct value in the first location and remove the kwarg \
from the second location"
}
stop(paste0(
"A keyword argument(s) was provided twice with different values. Here is the kwarg(s) in disagreement:\n",
"The ", labelA, " was:\n",
"\"", paste0(kwargsA[kwargs_mismatch], collapse="\", \""), "\".\n",
"The ", labelB, " was:\n",
"\"", paste0(kwargsB[kwargs_mismatch], collapse="\", \""), "\".\n",
extraMsg
))
}
kwargs <- c(kwargsA, kwargsB[!repeatedB_bool])
}
#' Match user inputs to expected values
#'
#' Match each user input to an expected/allowed value.
#'
#' Raise a warning if either
#' several user inputs match the same expected value, or at least one could not
#' be matched to any expected value. \code{ciftiTools} uses this function to
#' match keyword arguments for a function call. Another use is to match
#' brainstructure labels ("left", "right", or "subcortical").
#'
#' @param user Character vector of user input. These will be matched to
#' \code{expected} using \code{match.arg()}.
#' @param expected Character vector of expected/allowed values.
#' @param fail_action If any value in \code{user} could not be
#' matched, or repeated matches occurred, what should happen? Possible values
#' are \code{"stop"} (default; raises an error), \code{"warning"}, and
#' \code{"nothing"}.
#' @param user_value_label How to refer to the user input in a stop or warning
#' message. If \code{NULL}, no label is used.
#'
#' @return The matched user inputs
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
match_input <- function(
user, expected,
fail_action=c("stop", "warning", "message", "nothing"),
user_value_label=NULL) {
fail_action <- match.arg(
fail_action,
c("stop", "warning", "message", "nothing")
)
unrecognized_FUN <- switch(fail_action,
stop=stop,
warning=warning,
message=message,
nothing=invisible
)
if (!is.null(user_value_label)) {
user_value_label <- paste0("\"", user_value_label, "\" ")
}
msg <- paste0(
"The user-input values ", user_value_label,
"did not match their expected values. ",
"Either several matched the same value, ",
"or at least one did not match any.\n\n",
"The user inputs were:\n",
"\t\"", paste0(user, collapse="\", \""), "\".\n",
"The expected values were:\n",
"\t\"", paste0(expected, collapse="\", \""), "\".\n"
)
tryCatch(
{
matched <- match.arg(user, expected, several.ok=TRUE)
if (length(matched) != length(user)) { stop() }
return(matched)
},
error = function(e) {
unrecognized_FUN(msg)
},
finally = {
}
)
invisible(NULL)
}
#' Do these character vectors match exactly?
#'
#' Checks if a user-defined character vector matches an expected character
#' vector. That is, they share the same lengths and entries in the same order.
#' For vectors of the same lengths, the result is \code{all(a == b)}.
#'
#' Attributes are ignored.
#'
#' @param user Character vector of user input.
#' @param expected Character vector of expected/allowed values.
#' @param fail_action If any value in \code{user} could not be
#' matched, or repeated matches occurred, what should happen? Possible values
#' are \code{"message"} (default), \code{"warning"}, \code{"stop"}, and
#' \code{"nothing"}.
#'
#' @return Logical. Do \code{user} and \code{expected} match?
#'
#' @keywords internal
#'
match_exactly <- function(
user, expected,
fail_action=c("message", "warning", "stop", "nothing")) {
fail_action <- match.arg(fail_action, c("message", "warning", "stop", "nothing"))
unrecognized_FUN <- switch(fail_action,
message=message,
warning=warning,
stop=stop,
nothing=invisible
)
msg <- paste0(
"Mismatch between:\n",
"\t\"", paste0(user, collapse="\", \""), "\".\n",
"and:\n",
"\t\"", paste0(expected, collapse="\", \""), "\".\n"
)
tryCatch(
{
if (length(user) != length(expected)) { stop("Different lengths.") }
if (!all(user == expected)) { stop("At least one different entry.") }
},
error = function(e) {
unrecognized_FUN(msg)
return(FALSE)
},
finally = {}
)
return(TRUE)
}
#' Print suppressible message
#'
#' Print message only if ciftiTools Option "suppress_msgs" is \code{FALSE}.
#'
#' @param msg The message
#' @keywords internal
#'
#' @return \code{NULL}, invisibly
#'
ciftiTools_msg <- function(msg){
if (!ciftiTools.getOption("suppress_msgs")) {
cat(msg); cat("\n")
}
invisible(NULL)
}
#' Print suppressible warning
#'
#' Print warning only if ciftiTools Option "suppress_msgs" is \code{FALSE}.
#'
#' @param warn The warning message
#' @keywords internal
#'
#' @return \code{NULL}, invisibly
#'
ciftiTools_warn <- function(warn){
if (!ciftiTools.getOption("suppress_msgs")) {
warning(warn, immediate. = TRUE)
}
invisible(NULL)
}
#' All integers?
#'
#' Check if a data vector or matrix is all integers.
#'
#' @param x The data vector or matrix
#' @keywords internal
#'
#' @return Logical. Is \code{x} all integers?
#'
all_integers <- function(x){
if (!is.numeric(x)) { return(FALSE) }
non_integer <- max(abs(x - round(x)))
non_integer==0 && !is.na(non_integer)
}
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