SDDS_extract.c File Reference

This file contains routines for getting pointers to SDDS objects like columns and parameters. More...

#include "SDDS.h"
#include "SDDS_internal.h"
#include "mdb.h"

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Functions
int32_t	SDDS_SetRowFlags (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t row_flag_value)
	Sets the acceptance flags for all rows in the current data table of a data set.
int32_t	SDDS_GetRowFlag (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t row)
	Retrieves the acceptance flag of a specific row in the current data table.
int32_t	SDDS_GetRowFlags (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t *flag, int64_t rows)
	Retrieves the acceptance flags for all rows in the current data table.
int32_t	SDDS_AssertRowFlags (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, uint32_t mode,...)
	Sets acceptance flags for rows based on specified criteria.
int32_t	SDDS_SetColumnFlags (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t column_flag_value)
	Sets the acceptance flags for all columns in the current data table of a data set.
int32_t	SDDS_AssertColumnFlags (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, uint32_t mode,...)
	Sets acceptance flags for columns based on specified criteria.
int32_t	SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset)
	Counts the number of columns marked as "of interest" in the current data table.
int64_t	SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset)
	Counts the number of rows marked as "of interest" in the current data table.
int32_t	SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t mode,...)
	Sets the acceptance flags for columns based on specified naming criteria.
void *	SDDS_GetColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves a copy of the data for a specified column, including only rows marked as "of interest".
void *	SDDS_GetInternalColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves an internal pointer to the data of a specified column, including all rows.
long double *	SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of long doubles, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
double *	SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of doubles, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
float *	SDDS_GetColumnInFloats (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of floats, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
int32_t *	SDDS_GetColumnInLong (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of 32-bit integers, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
short *	SDDS_GetColumnInShort (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of short integers, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
char **	SDDS_GetColumnInString (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Retrieves the data of a specified column as an array of strings, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
void *	SDDS_GetNumericColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, int32_t desiredType)
	Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of a desired numerical type, considering only rows marked as "of interest".
int64_t	SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t srow_index)
	Retrieves the actual row index corresponding to a selected row position within the current data table.
void *	SDDS_GetValue (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, int64_t srow_index, void *memory)
	Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, optionally storing it in provided memory.
double	SDDS_GetValueAsDouble (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, int64_t srow_index)
	Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, casting it to a double.
double	SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t column_index, int64_t srow_index)
	Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, casting it to a double.
void *	SDDS_GetValueByIndex (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t column_index, int64_t srow_index, void *memory)
	Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, optionally storing it in provided memory.
void *	SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t column_index, int64_t row_index, void *memory)
	Retrieves the value from a specified column and absolute row index, optionally storing it in provided memory.
int32_t	SDDS_GetRowType (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset)
	Determines the data type of the rows based on selected columns in the current data table.
void *	SDDS_GetRow (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t srow_index, void *memory)
	Retrieves the data of a specific selected row as an array, considering only columns marked as "of interest".
void *	SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t *n_rows)
	Retrieves all rows marked as "of interest" as a matrix (array of row arrays).
void *	SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t *n_rows, int32_t sddsType)
	Retrieves all rows marked as "of interest" as a matrix, casting each value to a specified numerical type.
int32_t	SDDS_GetParameters (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset,...)
	Retrieves multiple parameter values from the current data table of a data set.
void *	SDDS_GetParameter (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, void *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter from the current data table of a data set.
void *	SDDS_GetParameterByIndex (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t index, void *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter by its index from the current data table of a data set.
int32_t *	SDDS_GetParameterAsLong (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, int32_t *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a 32-bit integer from the current data table of a data set.
int64_t *	SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64 (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, int64_t *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a 64-bit integer from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
long double *	SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, long double *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a long double from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
double *	SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, double *memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a double from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
char *	SDDS_GetParameterAsString (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, char **memory)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a string from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
char *	SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, char **memory, char *suppliedformat)
	Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a formatted string from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
void *	SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, void *memory)
	Retrieves the fixed value of a specified parameter from an SDDS dataset.
void *	SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, int64_t dimension1, int64_t dimension2, int32_t mode)
	Extracts a matrix from a specified column in the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
void *	SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, int64_t dimension1, int64_t dimension2, int32_t mode)
	Extracts a matrix of doubles from a specified column in the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
int64_t	SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *selection_column, int32_t mode,...)
	Sets the rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on various selection criteria.
int64_t	SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *selection_column, char *label_to_match, int32_t logic)
	Matches and marks rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on label matching.
int64_t	SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *filter_column, double lower_limit, double upper_limit, int32_t logic)
	Filters rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on numeric ranges in a specified column.
int64_t	SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *filter_column, uint32_t mode)
	Filters rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on numeric scanning of a specified column.
int32_t	SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset)
	Deletes rows from an SDDS dataset that are not marked as "of interest".
int32_t	SDDS_TransferRow (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int64_t target, int64_t source)
	Transfers data from a source row to a target row within an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_DeleteColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name)
	Deletes a specified column from an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset)
	Deletes all columns from an SDDS dataset that are not marked as "of interest".
int32_t	SDDS_CopyColumn (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t target, int32_t source)
	Copies data from a source column to a target column within an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_DeleteParameter (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name)
	Deletes a specified parameter from an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_CopyParameter (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, int32_t target, int32_t source)
	Copies a parameter from a source index to a target index within an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_ItemInsideWindow (void *data, int64_t index, int32_t type, double lower_limit, double upper_limit)
	Checks whether a data item is within a specified numeric window.
int32_t	SDDS_Logic (int32_t previous, int32_t match, uint32_t logic)
	Applies logical operations to determine the new state of a row flag based on previous and current match conditions.
SDDS_ARRAY *	SDDS_GetArray (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *array_name, SDDS_ARRAY *memory)
	Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.
char **	SDDS_GetArrayInString (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *array_name, int32_t *values)
	Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to strings.
double *	SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *array_name, int32_t *values)
	Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to doubles.
int32_t *	SDDS_GetArrayInLong (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *array_name, int32_t *values)
	Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to 32-bit integers.
int32_t	SDDS_GetDescription (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char **text, char **contents)
	Retrieves the text and contents descriptions from an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *array_name, char *new_units, char *old_units, double factor)
	Sets unit conversions for a specified array in an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *column_name, char *new_units, char *old_units, double factor)
	Sets unit conversions for a specified column in an SDDS dataset.
int32_t	SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion (SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, char *parameter_name, char *new_units, char *old_units, double factor)
	Sets unit conversions for a specified parameter in an SDDS dataset.

Detailed Description

This file contains routines for getting pointers to SDDS objects like columns and parameters.

This file provides functions for extracting data in the Self-Describing Data Sets (SDDS) format.

Copyright

• (c) 2002 The University of Chicago, as Operator of Argonne National Laboratory.
• (c) 2002 The Regents of the University of California, as Operator of Los Alamos National Laboratory.

License

This file is distributed under the terms of the Software License Agreement found in the file LICENSE included with this distribution.

Author

M. Borland, C. Saunders, R. Soliday, H. Shang

Definition in file SDDS_extract.c.

Function Documentation

SDDS_AssertColumnFlags()

int32_t SDDS_AssertColumnFlags	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		uint32_t	mode,
			... )

Sets acceptance flags for columns based on specified criteria.

This function allows setting column flags in two modes:

• SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: Sets flags based on an array of flag values.
• SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: Sets flags for a range of columns to a specific value.

A non-zero flag indicates that a column is "of interest", while a zero flag marks it for rejection.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
mode	Operation mode determining how flags are set. Possible values: SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: c SDDS_AssertColumnFlags(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY, int32_t *flagArray, int32_t columnsInArray); SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: c SDDS_AssertColumnFlags(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS, int32_t start, int32_t end, int32_t value);
...	Variable arguments based on the selected mode: SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: int32_t *flagArray: Array of flag values to assign. int32_t columnsInArray: Number of columns in flagArray. SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: int32_t start: Starting column index (inclusive). int32_t end: Ending column index (inclusive). int32_t value: Flag value to assign to the specified range.

Returns

• 1 on successful assignment of column flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., invalid parameters, memory issues).

Note

• For SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY, if columnsInArray exceeds the number of allocated columns, it is truncated to fit.
• For SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS, if end exceeds the number of columns, it is adjusted to the last valid column index.

See also

SDDS_SetColumnFlags, SDDS_GetColumnFlags, SDDS_GetColumnFlag

Definition at line 273 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                               {
  int64_t i, j;
  int32_t columns, startColumn, endColumn;
  va_list argptr;
  int32_t retval;
  int32_t *flagArray, flagValue;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_AssertColumnFlags"))
    return (0);
  if ((!SDDS_dataset->column_flag || !SDDS_dataset->column_order) && !SDDS_AllocateColumnFlags(SDDS_dataset))
    return 0;
 
  va_start(argptr, mode);
  retval = 0;
  switch (mode) {
  case SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY:
    if (!(flagArray = va_arg(argptr, int32_t *)))
      SDDS_SetError("NULL flag array pointer seen (SDDS_AssertColumnFlags)");
    else if ((columns = va_arg(argptr, int32_t)) < 0)
      SDDS_SetError("invalid column count seen (SDDS_AssertColumnFlags)");
    else {
      if (columns >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns)
        columns = SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns - 1;
      for (i = 0; i < columns; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i] = flagArray[i];
      retval = 1;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS:
    if ((startColumn = va_arg(argptr, int32_t)) < 0 || (endColumn = va_arg(argptr, int32_t)) < startColumn)
      SDDS_SetError("invalid start and end column values (SDDS_AssertColumnFlags)");
    else {
      flagValue = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
      if (endColumn >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns || endColumn < 0)
        endColumn = SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns - 1;
      for (i = startColumn; i <= endColumn; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i] = flagValue;
      retval = 1;
    }
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("unknown mode passed (SDDS_AssertColumnFlags)");
    break;
  }
  va_end(argptr);
 
  for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i])
      SDDS_dataset->column_order[j++] = i;
  }
 
  SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest = j;
 
  return retval;
}

SDDS_AssertRowFlags()

int32_t SDDS_AssertRowFlags	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		uint32_t	mode,
			... )

Sets acceptance flags for rows based on specified criteria.

This function allows setting row flags in two modes:

• SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: Sets flags based on an array of flag values.
• SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: Sets flags for a range of rows to a specific value.

A non-zero flag indicates that a row is "of interest", while a zero flag marks it for rejection.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
mode	Operation mode determining how flags are set. Possible values: SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: c SDDS_AssertRowFlags(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY, int32_t *flagArray, int64_t rowsInArray); SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: c SDDS_AssertRowFlags(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS, int64_t start, int64_t end, int32_t value);
...	Variable arguments based on the selected mode: SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY: int32_t *flagArray: Array of flag values to assign. int64_t rowsInArray: Number of rows in flagArray. SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS: int64_t start: Starting row index (inclusive). int64_t end: Ending row index (inclusive). int32_t value: Flag value to assign to the specified range.

Returns

• 1 on successful assignment of row flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., invalid parameters, memory issues).

Note

• For SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY, if rowsInArray exceeds the number of allocated rows, it is truncated to fit.
• For SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS, if end exceeds the number of rows, it is adjusted to the last valid row index.

See also

SDDS_SetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlag

Definition at line 148 of file SDDS_extract.c.

{
  int64_t i, rows, startRow, endRow;
  va_list argptr;
  int32_t retval;
  int32_t *flagArray, flagValue;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_AssertRowFlags"))
    return (0);
 
  va_start(argptr, mode);
  retval = 0;
  switch (mode) {
  case SDDS_FLAG_ARRAY:
    if (!(flagArray = va_arg(argptr, int32_t *)))
      SDDS_SetError("NULL flag array pointer seen (SDDS_AssertRowFlags)");
    else if ((rows = va_arg(argptr, int64_t)) < 0)
      SDDS_SetError("invalid row count seen (SDDS_AssertRowFlags)");
    else {
      if (rows >= SDDS_dataset->n_rows)
        rows = SDDS_dataset->n_rows;
      for (i = 0; i < rows; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = flagArray[i];
      retval = 1;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_INDEX_LIMITS:
    if ((startRow = va_arg(argptr, int64_t)) < 0 || (endRow = va_arg(argptr, int64_t)) < startRow)
      SDDS_SetError("invalid start and end row values (SDDS_AssertRowFlags)");
    else {
      flagValue = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
      if (endRow >= SDDS_dataset->n_rows || endRow < 0)
        endRow = SDDS_dataset->n_rows - 1;
      for (i = startRow; i <= endRow; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = flagValue;
      retval = 1;
    }
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("unknown mode passed (SDDS_AssertRowFlags)");
    break;
  }
 
  va_end(argptr);
  return retval;
}

SDDS_CopyColumn()

int32_t SDDS_CopyColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	target,
		int32_t	source )

Copies data from a source column to a target column within an SDDS dataset.

This function duplicates the data from the specified source column to the target column in the provided SDDS dataset. It handles both string and non-string data types appropriately, ensuring that memory is managed correctly for string entries.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
target	The index of the target column where data will be copied to.
source	The index of the source column from which data will be copied.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the column copy was successful.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, out-of-range indices, memory allocation failure, string copy failure).

Note

• Both target and source must be valid column indices within the dataset.
• The function does not handle the allocation of new columns; it assumes that the target column already exists.

See also

SDDS_DeleteColumn, SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns, SDDS_TransferRow

Definition at line 3928 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                    {
  COLUMN_DEFINITION *cd_target, *cd_source;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_CopyColumn"))
    return (0);
  if (target < 0 || source < 0 || target >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns || source >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy column--target or source index out of range (SDDS_CopyColumn");
    return (0);
  }
  cd_target = SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition + target;
  cd_source = SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition + source;
  SDDS_dataset->column_flag[target] = SDDS_dataset->column_flag[source];
  if (SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated) {
    if (cd_target->type != cd_source->type) {
      if (!(SDDS_dataset->data[target] = SDDS_Realloc(SDDS_dataset->data[target], SDDS_type_size[cd_source->type - 1] * SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_CopyColumn)");
        return (0);
      }
    }
    if (cd_source->type != SDDS_STRING)
      memcpy(SDDS_dataset->data[target], SDDS_dataset->data[source], SDDS_type_size[cd_source->type - 1] * SDDS_dataset->n_rows);
    else if (!SDDS_CopyStringArray(SDDS_dataset->data[target], SDDS_dataset->data[source], SDDS_dataset->n_rows)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy column--string copy failure (SDDS_CopyColumn)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
  memcpy((char *)cd_target, (char *)cd_source, sizeof(*cd_target));
  return (1);
}

SDDS_CopyParameter()

int32_t SDDS_CopyParameter	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	target,
		int32_t	source )

Copies a parameter from a source index to a target index within an SDDS dataset.

This function duplicates the parameter data from the source index to the target index in the provided SDDS dataset. It handles both string and non-string data types appropriately, ensuring that memory is managed correctly for string entries.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
target	The index of the target parameter where data will be copied to.
source	The index of the source parameter from which data will be copied.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the parameter copy was successful.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, out-of-range indices, memory allocation failure, string copy failure).

Note

• Both target and source must be valid parameter indices within the dataset.
• The function assumes that the target parameter already exists and is intended to be overwritten.

See also

SDDS_DeleteParameter, SDDS_CopyArray

Definition at line 4017 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                       {
  PARAMETER_DEFINITION *cd_target, *cd_source;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_CopyParameter"))
    return (0);
  if (target < 0 || source < 0 || target >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_parameters || source >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_parameters) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy parameter--target or source index out of range (SDDS_CopyParameter");
    return (0);
  }
  cd_target = SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition + target;
  cd_source = SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition + source;
  if (SDDS_dataset->parameter) {
    if (cd_target->type != cd_source->type) {
      if (!(SDDS_dataset->parameter[target] = SDDS_Realloc(SDDS_dataset->data[target], SDDS_type_size[cd_source->type - 1]))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy parameter--memory allocation failure (SDDS_CopyParameter)");
        return (0);
      }
    }
    if (cd_source->type != SDDS_STRING)
      memcpy(SDDS_dataset->parameter[target], SDDS_dataset->parameter[source], SDDS_type_size[cd_source->type - 1]);
    else if (!SDDS_CopyStringArray(SDDS_dataset->parameter[target], SDDS_dataset->parameter[source], 1)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to copy parameter--string copy failure (SDDS_CopyParameter)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
  memcpy((char *)cd_target, (char *)cd_source, sizeof(*cd_target));
  return (1);
}

SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest()

int32_t SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest

(

SDDS_DATASET *

SDDS_dataset

)

Counts the number of columns marked as "of interest" in the current data table.

This function returns the total number of columns that have been flagged as "of interest" based on their acceptance flags.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset

Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.

Returns

• Non-negative integer representing the number of columns marked as "of interest".
• -1 if the dataset is invalid.

See also

SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest, SDDS_SetColumnFlags, SDDS_GetColumnFlags

Definition at line 342 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                {
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  return (SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest);
}

SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest()

int64_t SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

(

SDDS_DATASET *

SDDS_dataset

)

Counts the number of rows marked as "of interest" in the current data table.

This function iterates through the row acceptance flags and tallies the number of rows that are flagged as "of interest" (non-zero).

Parameters

SDDS_dataset

Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.

Returns

• Number of rows with non-zero acceptance flags.
• -1 on error (e.g., invalid dataset or tabular data).

Note

Ensure that the dataset contains tabular data before invoking this function.

See also

SDDS_SetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlag

Definition at line 364 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                             {
  int64_t n_rows, i;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  if (!SDDS_CheckTabularData(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  if (!SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns)
    return 0;
  for (i = n_rows = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
      n_rows += 1;
  }
  return (n_rows);
}

SDDS_DeleteColumn()

int32_t SDDS_DeleteColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Deletes a specified column from an SDDS dataset.

Note: This function is currently non-functional and will abort execution if called.

This function is intended to remove a column identified by column_name from the provided SDDS dataset. It handles the reordering of remaining columns and updates the dataset's layout accordingly. However, as indicated by the current implementation, the function is not operational and will terminate the program when invoked.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
column_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column to be deleted.

Returns

This function does not return as it aborts execution. If it were functional, it would return 1 on success and 0 on failure.

Warning

• Currently Non-Functional: The function will terminate the program with an error message when called.

Todo

• Implement the functionality to delete a column without aborting.

See also

SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns, SDDS_CopyColumn

Definition at line 3845 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                         {
  int32_t index;
  int64_t i, j;
 
  SDDS_Bomb("SDDS_DeleteColumn is presently not functional.");
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_DeleteColumn"))
    return (0);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to delete column--unrecognized column name (SDDS_DeleteColumn)");
    return (0);
  }
  for (i = index + 1; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++) {
    if (!SDDS_CopyColumn(SDDS_dataset, i - 1, i)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to delete column--error copying column (SDDS_DeleteColumn)");
      return (0);
    }
    for (j = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; j++)
      if (SDDS_dataset->column_order[j] == index) {
        memcpy((char *)(SDDS_dataset->column_order + j), (char *)(SDDS_dataset->column_order + j + 1), sizeof(*SDDS_dataset->column_order) * (SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest - j - 1));
        SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest--;
      } else if (SDDS_dataset->column_order[j] > index)
        SDDS_dataset->column_order[j] -= 1;
  }
  if ((SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns -= 1) == 0)
    SDDS_dataset->n_rows = 0;
  return (1);
}

SDDS_DeleteParameter()

int32_t SDDS_DeleteParameter	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name )

Deletes a specified parameter from an SDDS dataset.

This function removes a parameter identified by parameter_name from the provided SDDS dataset. It shifts all subsequent parameters up to fill the gap left by the deleted parameter and updates the dataset's parameter count accordingly.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to be deleted.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the parameter was successfully deleted.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized parameter name, error copying parameters).

Note

• This operation modifies the dataset by removing the specified parameter.
• It is recommended to ensure that the parameter to be deleted is not essential for further operations.

See also

SDDS_CopyParameter, SDDS_DeleteUnsetParameters

Definition at line 3978 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                               {
  int32_t i, index;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_DeleteParameter"))
    return (0);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to delete parameter--unrecognized parameter name (SDDS_DeleteParameter)");
    return (0);
  }
  for (i = index + 1; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_parameters; i++) {
    if (!SDDS_CopyParameter(SDDS_dataset, i - 1, i)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to delete parameter--error copying parameter (SDDS_DeleteParameter)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
  SDDS_dataset->layout.n_parameters -= 1;
  return (1);
}

SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns()

int32_t SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns

(

SDDS_DATASET *

SDDS_dataset

)

Deletes all columns from an SDDS dataset that are not marked as "of interest".

This function iterates through all columns in the provided SDDS dataset and removes those that have not been flagged as "of interest". It ensures that only desired columns are retained, updating the dataset's layout and column order accordingly.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset

Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that columns were successfully deleted.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, failure to delete a column).

Note

• This operation modifies the dataset in place by removing unset columns.
• It is recommended to perform column selection before calling this function to ensure that only desired columns are retained.

See also

SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest, SDDS_DeleteColumn, SDDS_CopyColumn

Definition at line 3893 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                            {
  int64_t i;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_DeleteUnsetColumns"))
    return (0);
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++)
    if (!SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i]) {
      if (!SDDS_DeleteColumn(SDDS_dataset, SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].name))
        return (0);
      else
        i--;
    }
  return (1);
}

SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows()

int32_t SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows

(

SDDS_DATASET *

SDDS_dataset

)

Deletes rows from an SDDS dataset that are not marked as "of interest".

This function removes all rows in the provided SDDS dataset that have not been flagged as "of interest" using prior selection functions. It effectively compacts the dataset by retaining only the desired rows and updating the row count accordingly.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset

Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that rows were successfully deleted.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, problem copying rows).

Note

• This operation modifies the dataset in place by removing unset rows.
• It is recommended to perform row selection before calling this function to ensure that only desired rows are retained.

See also

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest, SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest, SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 3760 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                         {
  int64_t i, j;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows"))
    return (0);
 
  for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
      if (i != j) {
        SDDS_dataset->row_flag[j] = SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i];
        if (!SDDS_TransferRow(SDDS_dataset, j, i)) {
          SDDS_SetError("Unable to delete unset rows--problem copying row (SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows)");
          return (0);
        }
      }
      j++;
    }
  }
  SDDS_dataset->n_rows = j;
  return (1);
}

SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan()

int64_t SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	filter_column,
		uint32_t	mode )

Filters rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on numeric scanning of a specified column.

This function marks rows in the provided SDDS dataset as "of interest" based on whether the entries in the specified filter column can be interpreted as valid numbers. It supports inversion of the filtering criterion through the mode parameter.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
filter_column	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column used for numeric scanning. This column must not be of string type.
mode	An unsigned integer representing mode flags. Supported flags include: NUMSCANFILTER_INVERT: Invert the filtering criterion (select rows where the entry is not a number).

Returns

On success, returns the number of rows marked as "of interest" after filtering. On failure, returns -1 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

-1	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized filter column, filter column is of string type).
Non-negative	Integer representing the count of rows marked as "of interest".

Note

• The filter column must exist and must not be of string type.
• The function uses tokenIsNumber to determine if an entry is a valid number.

See also

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest, SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest, SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows

Definition at line 3697 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                 {
  int32_t accept, index;
  int64_t i, count;
  short invert;
  char *ptr;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan"))
    return (-1);
  if (!filter_column) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--filter column name not given (SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan)");
    return (-1);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, filter_column)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--column name is unrecognized (SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan)");
    return (-1);
  }
  switch (SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) {
  case SDDS_SHORT:
  case SDDS_USHORT:
  case SDDS_LONG:
  case SDDS_ULONG:
  case SDDS_LONG64:
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--filter column is not string type (SDDS_FilterRowsByNumScan)");
    return (-1);
  default:
    break;
  }
  invert = mode & NUMSCANFILTER_INVERT ? 1 : 0;
  for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    ptr = ((char **)(SDDS_dataset->data[index]))[i];
    accept = !invert;
    if (!tokenIsNumber(ptr))
      accept = invert;
    if ((SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = accept))
      count++;
  }
  return (count);
}

SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest()

int64_t SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	filter_column,
		double	lower_limit,
		double	upper_limit,
		int32_t	logic )

Filters rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on numeric ranges in a specified column.

This function marks rows in the provided SDDS dataset as "of interest" if the values in the specified filter column fall within the defined numeric range (lower_limit to upper_limit). Logical operations specified by the logic parameter determine how the filtering interacts with existing row flags.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
filter_column	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column used for numeric filtering. This column must be of a numeric type.
lower_limit	The lower bound of the numeric range. Rows with values below this limit are excluded.
upper_limit	The upper bound of the numeric range. Rows with values above this limit are excluded.
logic	An integer representing logical operation flags. Supported flags include: SDDS_NEGATE_PREVIOUS: Invert the previous row flag. SDDS_NEGATE_MATCH: Invert the match result. SDDS_AND: Combine with existing row flags using logical AND. SDDS_OR: Combine with existing row flags using logical OR. SDDS_NEGATE_EXPRESSION: Invert the entire logical expression.

Returns

On success, returns the number of rows marked as "of interest" after filtering. On failure, returns -1 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

-1	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized filter column, non-numeric filter column).
Non-negative	Integer representing the count of rows marked as "of interest".

Note

• The filter column must exist and be of a numeric type (e.g., SDDS_SHORT, SDDS_USHORT, SDDS_LONG, SDDS_ULONG, SDDS_LONG64, SDDS_ULONG64, SDDS_FLOAT, SDDS_DOUBLE, SDDS_LONGDOUBLE).
• Logical flags determine how the filtering interacts with existing row flags. Multiple flags can be combined using bitwise OR.

See also

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest, SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest, SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows

Definition at line 3628 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                          {
  int32_t accept, type, index;
  int64_t i, count;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  if (!filter_column) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--filter column name not given (SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest)");
    return (-1);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, filter_column)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--column name is unrecognized (SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest)");
    return (-1);
  }
  switch (type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) {
  case SDDS_SHORT:
  case SDDS_USHORT:
  case SDDS_LONG:
  case SDDS_ULONG:
  case SDDS_LONG64:
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to filter rows--filter column is not a numeric type (SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest)");
    return (-1);
  }
  for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_PREVIOUS)
      SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = !SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i];
    accept = SDDS_ItemInsideWindow(SDDS_dataset->data[index], i, type, lower_limit, upper_limit);
    if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_MATCH)
      accept = !accept;
    if (logic & SDDS_AND)
      accept = accept && SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i];
    else if (logic & SDDS_OR)
      accept = accept || SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i];
    if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_EXPRESSION)
      accept = !accept;
    if ((SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = accept))
      count++;
  }
  return (count);
}

SDDS_GetArray()

SDDS_ARRAY * SDDS_GetArray	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	array_name,
		SDDS_ARRAY *	memory )

Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function returns a pointer to a SDDS_ARRAY structure containing the data and other information about a specified array within the current data table of an SDDS dataset. The function can either populate a provided SDDS_ARRAY structure or allocate a new one if memory is NULL.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
array_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the SDDS array to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to an existing SDDS_ARRAY structure where the array information will be stored. If NULL, a new SDDS_ARRAY structure is allocated and returned.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to a SDDS_ARRAY structure containing the array data and metadata. If memory is not NULL, the function populates the provided structure. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized array name, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to a SDDS_ARRAY structure containing the array data and metadata.

Note

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory for the SDDS_ARRAY structure if memory is NULL.
• The definition field in the returned structure points to the internal copy of the array definition.

See also

SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles, SDDS_GetArrayInString, SDDS_GetArrayInLong

Definition at line 4209 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                            {
  int32_t index, type, size;
  SDDS_ARRAY *copy, *original;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetArray"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!array_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetArrayIndex(SDDS_dataset, array_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (memory)
    copy = memory;
  else if (!(copy = (SDDS_ARRAY *)calloc(1, sizeof(*copy)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  original = SDDS_dataset->array + index;
  if (copy->definition && !SDDS_FreeArrayDefinition(copy->definition)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array definition corrupted (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_CopyArrayDefinition(&copy->definition, original->definition)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array definition missing (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  type = copy->definition->type;
  size = SDDS_type_size[copy->definition->type - 1];
  if (!(copy->dimension = SDDS_Realloc(copy->dimension, sizeof(*copy->dimension) * copy->definition->dimensions))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  memcpy((void *)copy->dimension, (void *)original->dimension, sizeof(*copy->dimension) * copy->definition->dimensions);
  if (!(copy->elements = original->elements))
    return (copy);
  if (!(copy->data = SDDS_Realloc(copy->data, size * original->elements))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if (copy->definition->type != SDDS_STRING)
    memcpy(copy->data, original->data, size * copy->elements);
  else if (!SDDS_CopyStringArray((char **)copy->data, (char **)original->data, original->elements)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--string copy failure (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  /* should free existing subpointers here, but probably not worth the trouble */
  if (copy->pointer && copy->definition->dimensions != 1)
    free(copy->pointer);
  if (!(copy->pointer = SDDS_MakePointerArray(copy->data, type, copy->definition->dimensions, copy->dimension))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--couldn't make pointer array (SDDS_GetArray)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  return (copy);
}

SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles()

double * SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	array_name,
		int32_t *	values )

Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to doubles.

This function extracts the specified array from the provided SDDS dataset and converts each of its elements into a double value. It ensures that the array is of a compatible numeric type before performing the conversion.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
array_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the SDDS array to retrieve and convert.
values	Pointer to an integer where the number of elements in the array will be stored upon successful completion.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to an array of double values representing the SDDS array elements. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized array name, incompatible array type, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to an array of double values representing the SDDS array elements.

Note

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory for the returned double array.
• The function does not handle string-type arrays; attempting to retrieve a string array will result in an error.

See also

SDDS_GetArray, SDDS_GetArrayInString, SDDS_GetArrayInLong

Definition at line 4413 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                              {
  int32_t index, type, i, elements;
  SDDS_ARRAY *original;
  double *data;
  void *rawData;
 
  *values = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!array_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetArrayIndex(SDDS_dataset, array_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  original = SDDS_dataset->array + index;
  if ((type = original->definition->type) == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--string type (SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  elements = original->elements;
  if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * elements))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = original->data;
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  *values = elements;
  return data;
}

SDDS_GetArrayInLong()

int32_t * SDDS_GetArrayInLong	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	array_name,
		int32_t *	values )

Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to 32-bit integers.

This function extracts the specified array from the provided SDDS dataset and converts each of its elements into a 32-bit integer (int32_t). It ensures that the array is of a compatible numeric type before performing the conversion.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
array_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the SDDS array to retrieve and convert.
values	Pointer to an integer where the number of elements in the array will be stored upon successful completion.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to an array of int32_t values representing the SDDS array elements. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized array name, incompatible array type, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to an array of int32_t values representing the SDDS array elements.

Note

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory for the returned int32_t array.
• The function does not handle string-type arrays; attempting to retrieve a string array will result in an error.

See also

SDDS_GetArray, SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles, SDDS_GetArrayInString

Definition at line 4518 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                            {
  int32_t index, type, i, elements;
  SDDS_ARRAY *original;
  int32_t *data;
  void *rawData;
 
  *values = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetArrayInLong"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!array_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetArrayInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetArrayIndex(SDDS_dataset, array_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetArrayInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  original = SDDS_dataset->array + index;
  if ((type = original->definition->type) == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--string type (SDDS_GetArrayInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  elements = original->elements;
  if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * elements))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArrayInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = original->data;
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      data[i] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  *values = elements;
  return data;
}

SDDS_GetArrayInString()

char ** SDDS_GetArrayInString	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	array_name,
		int32_t *	values )

Retrieves an array from the current data table of an SDDS dataset and converts its elements to strings.

This function extracts the specified array from the provided SDDS dataset and converts each of its elements into a null-terminated string representation. The conversion respects the data type of the array elements, ensuring accurate string formatting.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
array_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the SDDS array to retrieve and convert.
values	Pointer to an integer where the number of elements in the array will be stored upon successful completion.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to an array of null-terminated strings (char **). Each string represents an element of the original SDDS array. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized array name, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to an array of strings representing the SDDS array elements.

Note

• The caller is responsible for freeing each string in the returned array as well as the array itself.
• The function handles different data types, including numeric types and strings, ensuring proper formatting for each type.

See also

SDDS_GetArray, SDDS_GetArrayInDoubles, SDDS_GetArrayInLong

Definition at line 4291 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                            {
  int32_t index, type, i, elements;
  SDDS_ARRAY *original;
  char **data;
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE];
  void *rawData;
 
  *values = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetArrayInString"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!array_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetArrayInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetArrayIndex(SDDS_dataset, array_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--array name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetArrayInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  original = SDDS_dataset->array + index;
  type = original->definition->type;
  elements = original->elements;
  if (!(data = (char **)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * elements))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--allocation failure (SDDS_GetArrayInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = original->data;
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      if (LDBL_DIG == 18) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%22.18Le", ((long double *)rawData)[i]);
      } else {
        sprintf(buffer, "%22.15Le", ((long double *)rawData)[i]);
      }
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%22.15le", ((double *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%15.8e", ((float *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId64, ((int64_t *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu64, ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId32, ((int32_t *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu32, ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%hd", ((short *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%hu", ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%c", ((char *)rawData)[i]);
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], buffer);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_STRING:
    for (i = 0; i < elements; i++) {
      SDDS_CopyString(&data[i], ((char **)rawData)[i]);
    }
    break;
  }
  *values = elements;
  return data;
}

SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows()

void * SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t *	n_rows,
		int32_t	sddsType )

Retrieves all rows marked as "of interest" as a matrix, casting each value to a specified numerical type.

This function extracts all rows that are flagged as "of interest" within the current data table of a dataset and casts each value to a specified numerical type. It processes only those columns that are flagged as "of interest" and returns the data as a matrix, where each row is an array of casted values corresponding to the selected columns.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
n_rows	Pointer to an int64_t variable where the number of rows retrieved will be stored.
sddsType	Integer constant representing the desired data type for casting (e.g., SDDS_DOUBLE, SDDS_FLOAT, etc.). Must be a valid numerical type as defined by SDDS.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of pointers, where each pointer references a row's data array cast to the specified type.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, no columns selected, inconsistent data types among selected columns, non-numeric sddsType, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks. This includes freeing each individual row array followed by the array of pointers itself.
• All selected columns must have numerical data types. If any selected column is non-numeric, the function will fail.
• Ensure that sddsType is a valid numerical type supported by SDDS.

Note

• The number of rows retrieved is stored in the variable pointed to by n_rows.
• This function performs type casting using SDDS_CastValue. If casting fails for any value, the function will terminate and return NULL.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the columns is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the columns may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows
• SDDS_CastValue
• SDDS_GetRowType
• SDDS_SetColumnFlags
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 2343 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                              {
  void **data;
  int32_t size;
  int64_t i, j, k;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(sddsType)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--no columns selected (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
    return NULL;
  }
  if (SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--no columns selected (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_CheckTabularData(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows"))
    return (NULL);
  size = SDDS_type_size[sddsType - 1];
  if ((*n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--no rows of interest (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (void **)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * (*n_rows)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++) {
    if (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]].type)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--not all columns are numeric (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
      return NULL;
    }
  }
  for (j = k = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; j++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[j]) {
      if (!(data[k] = SDDS_Malloc(size * SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetCastMatrixOfRows)");
        return (NULL);
      }
      for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
        SDDS_CastValue(SDDS_dataset->data[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]], j, SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]].type, sddsType, (char *)data[k] + i * sizeof(double));
      k++;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumn()

void * SDDS_GetColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves a copy of the data for a specified column, including only rows marked as "of interest".

This function returns a newly allocated array containing data from the specified column for all rows that are flagged as "of interest". The data type of the returned array matches the column's data type.

For columns of type SDDS_STRING, the returned array is of type char**, with each element being a dynamically allocated string.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column to retrieve.

Returns

• Pointer to the data array on success. The type of the array corresponds to the column's data type.
• NULL on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., unrecognized column name, memory allocation failure, no rows of interest).

Warning

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to avoid memory leaks. For SDDS_STRING types, each string within the array should be freed individually, followed by the array itself.

Note

• The number of rows in the returned array can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the column's memory mode is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data may be freed after access.

See also

SDDS_GetInternalColumn, SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest, SDDS_SetRowFlags

Definition at line 611 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                    {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  void *data;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumn"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data type undefined (SDDS_GetColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(size * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
      if (type != SDDS_STRING)
        memcpy((char *)data + size * j++, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + size * i, size);
      else if (!SDDS_CopyString((char **)data + j++, ((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[index][i]))
        return (NULL);
    }
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles()

double * SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of doubles, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of double values.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of double containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 872 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                               {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  double *data;
  void *rawData;
 
  j = 0;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (double *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(double) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInFloats()

float * SDDS_GetColumnInFloats	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of floats, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of float values.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of float containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1014 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                             {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  float *data;
  void *rawData;
 
  j = 0;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInFloats"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInFloats)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInFloats)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInFloats)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (float *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(float) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInFloats)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInFloats)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInLong()

int32_t * SDDS_GetColumnInLong	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of 32-bit integers, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of int32_t values.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of int32_t containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1157 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                             {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  int32_t *data;
  void *rawData;
  j = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInLong"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (int32_t *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(int32_t) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles()

long double * SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of long doubles, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of long double values.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of long double containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 730 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                        {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  long double *data;
  void *rawData;
 
  j = 0;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (long double *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(long double) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInShort()

short * SDDS_GetColumnInShort	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of short integers, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of short values.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of short containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1298 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                            {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  short *data;
  void *rawData;
  j = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInShort"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInShort)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInShort)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInShort)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (short *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(short) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInShort)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((long double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((double *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((float *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((int64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
        data[j++] = ((char *)rawData)[i];
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInShort)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetColumnInString()

char ** SDDS_GetColumnInString	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves the data of a specified column as an array of strings, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of char* (strings).

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of char* containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-string column type, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks. Each string within the array should be freed individually, followed by the array itself.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains string data (SDDS_STRING or SDDS_CHARACTER). Attempting to retrieve data from a non-string column will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1439 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                             {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  char **data;
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE];
 
  void *rawData;
  j = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetColumnInString"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetColumnInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetColumnInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 ||
      (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER && type != SDDS_STRING)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetColumnInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (char **)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetColumnInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        if (LDBL_DIG == 18) {
          sprintf(buffer, "%22.18Le", ((long double *)rawData)[i]);
        } else {
          sprintf(buffer, "%22.15Le", ((long double *)rawData)[i]);
        }
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%22.15le", ((double *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%15.8e", ((float *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId64, ((int64_t *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu64, ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId32, ((int32_t *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu32, ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%hd", ((short *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%hu", ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%c", ((char *)rawData)[i]);
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], buffer);
      }
    }
  case SDDS_STRING:
    for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i]) {
        SDDS_CopyString(&data[j++], ((char **)rawData)[i]);
      }
    }
    break;
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetColumnInString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetDescription()

int32_t SDDS_GetDescription	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char **	text,
		char **	contents )

Retrieves the text and contents descriptions from an SDDS dataset.

This function extracts the text description and contents description from the specified SDDS dataset. The descriptions are copied into the provided pointers if they are not NULL. This allows users to obtain metadata information about the dataset's content and purpose.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
text	Pointer to a char* variable where the text description will be copied. If NULL, the text description is not retrieved.
contents	Pointer to a char* variable where the contents description will be copied. If NULL, the contents description is not retrieved.

Returns

Returns 1 on successful retrieval of the descriptions. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the descriptions were successfully retrieved and copied.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, memory allocation failure).

Note

• The caller is responsible for freeing the memory allocated for text and contents if they are not NULL.
• Ensure that the dataset is properly initialized before calling this function.

See also

SDDS_SetDescription, SDDS_GetArray, SDDS_GetParameter

Definition at line 4626 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                      {
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetDescription"))
    return (0);
  if (text) {
    *text = NULL;
    if (!SDDS_CopyString(text, SDDS_dataset->layout.description)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to retrieve description data (SDDS_GetDescription)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
  if (contents) {
    *contents = NULL;
    if (!SDDS_CopyString(contents, SDDS_dataset->layout.contents)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to retrieve description data (SDDS_GetDescription)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
 
  return (1);
}

SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn()

void * SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		int64_t	dimension1,
		int64_t	dimension2,
		int32_t	mode )

Extracts a matrix of doubles from a specified column in the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function retrieves the data from the specified column as double values and organizes it into a matrix with the given dimensions. The data is arranged in either row-major or column-major order based on the mode parameter. The function allocates memory for the matrix, which should be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
column_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which to extract the matrix.
dimension1	The number of rows in the resulting matrix.
dimension2	The number of columns in the resulting matrix.
mode	Specifies the data layout in the matrix. Use SDDS_ROW_MAJOR_DATA for row-major order or SDDS_COLUMN_MAJOR_DATA for column-major order.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the allocated matrix containing double values. The matrix is an array of pointers, where each pointer refers to a row (for row-major) or a column (for column-major) in the matrix. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, column not found, dimension mismatch, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the allocated matrix containing double values.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated matrix and its contents.

See also

SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn, SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromRow, SDDS_AllocateMatrix

Definition at line 3214 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                          {
  int32_t size, index;
  int64_t n_rows, i, j;
  void **data, *column;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!column_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--column name is NULL (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--no rows selected (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (n_rows != dimension1 * dimension2) {
    char s[1024];
    sprintf(s, "Unable to get matrix--number of rows (%" PRId64 ") doesn't correspond to given dimensions (%" PRId64 " x %" PRId64 ") (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)", n_rows, dimension1, dimension2);
    SDDS_SetError(s);
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--column name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(column = SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles(SDDS_dataset, column_name))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = sizeof(double);
  if (!(data = SDDS_AllocateMatrix(size, dimension1, dimension2))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to allocate matrix (SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (mode & SDDS_ROW_MAJOR_DATA || !(mode & SDDS_COLUMN_MAJOR_DATA)) {
    for (i = 0; i < dimension1; i++)
      memcpy(data[i], (char *)column + i * dimension2 * size, dimension2 * size);
  } else {
    for (i = 0; i < dimension1; i++) {
      for (j = 0; j < dimension2; j++) {
        memcpy((char *)data[i] + size * j, (char *)column + (j * dimension1 + i) * size, size);
      }
    }
  }
 
  free(column);
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter()

void * SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the fixed value of a specified parameter from an SDDS dataset.

This function accesses the fixed value defined for a given parameter in the dataset's layout and converts it to the appropriate data type. If the memory pointer is provided, the converted value is stored at the specified memory location. Otherwise, memory is allocated internally to hold the value, which must be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter whose fixed value is to be retrieved.
memory	Optional pointer to a memory location where the fixed value will be stored. The size of the memory should correspond to the size of the parameter's data type. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the value.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the memory containing the fixed value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, invalid data type, memory allocation failure, or scan failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the memory containing the fixed parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_SetParameterFixedValue, SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsString

Definition at line 3084 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                  {
  int32_t index, type, size;
  void *data;
  char s[SDDS_MAXLINE];
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetFixValueParameter"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (memory)
    data = memory;
  else if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(size))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data size is invalid (SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  strcpy(s, SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].fixed_value);
  if (!SDDS_ScanData(s, type, 0, data, 0, 1)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to retrieve fixed-value paramter--scan failed (SDDS_GetFixedValueParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetInternalColumn()

void * SDDS_GetInternalColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name )

Retrieves an internal pointer to the data of a specified column, including all rows.

This function returns a direct pointer to the internal data array of the specified column. Unlike SDDS_GetColumn, it includes all rows, regardless of their acceptance flags.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column to retrieve.

Returns

• Pointer to the internal data array on success. The type of the pointer corresponds to the column's data type.
• NULL on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., unrecognized column name).

Warning

Modifying the data through the returned pointer affects the internal state of the dataset. Use with caution to avoid unintended side effects.

Note

• If the column's memory mode is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data may be freed after access.
• This function does not allocate new memory; it provides direct access to the dataset's internal structures.

See also

SDDS_GetColumn, SDDS_SetColumnFlags, SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest

Definition at line 688 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                            {
  int32_t index;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetInternalColumn"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetInternalColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
  }
  return SDDS_dataset->data[index];
}

SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn()

void * SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		int64_t	dimension1,
		int64_t	dimension2,
		int32_t	mode )

Extracts a matrix from a specified column in the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function retrieves the data from the specified column and organizes it into a matrix with the given dimensions. The data is arranged in either row-major or column-major order based on the mode parameter. The function allocates memory for the matrix, which should be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
column_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which to extract the matrix.
dimension1	The number of rows in the resulting matrix.
dimension2	The number of columns in the resulting matrix.
mode	Specifies the data layout in the matrix. Use SDDS_ROW_MAJOR_DATA for row-major order or SDDS_COLUMN_MAJOR_DATA for column-major order.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the allocated matrix. The matrix is an array of pointers, where each pointer refers to a row (for row-major) or a column (for column-major) in the matrix. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, column not found, dimension mismatch, memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the allocated matrix.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated matrix and its contents.

See also

SDDS_GetDoubleMatrixFromColumn, SDDS_GetMatrixFromRow, SDDS_AllocateMatrix

Definition at line 3142 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                    {
  int32_t size, type, index;
  int64_t n_rows, i, j;
  void **data, *column;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!column_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--column name is NULL (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--no rows selected (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (n_rows != dimension1 * dimension2) {
    char s[1024];
    sprintf(s, "Unable to get matrix--number of rows (%" PRId64 ") doesn't correspond to given dimensions (%" PRId64 " x %" PRId64 ") (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)", n_rows, dimension1, dimension2);
    SDDS_SetError(s);
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0 || (type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) < 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix--column name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(column = SDDS_GetColumn(SDDS_dataset, column_name))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = SDDS_AllocateMatrix(size, dimension1, dimension2))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to allocate matrix (SDDS_GetMatrixFromColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (mode & SDDS_ROW_MAJOR_DATA || !(mode & SDDS_COLUMN_MAJOR_DATA)) {
    for (i = 0; i < dimension1; i++)
      memcpy(data[i], (char *)column + i * dimension2 * size, dimension2 * size);
  } else {
    for (i = 0; i < dimension1; i++) {
      for (j = 0; j < dimension2; j++) {
        memcpy((char *)data[i] + size * j, (char *)column + (j * dimension1 + i) * size, size);
      }
    }
  }
 
  free(column);
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows()

void * SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t *	n_rows )

Retrieves all rows marked as "of interest" as a matrix (array of row arrays).

This function extracts all rows that are flagged as "of interest" within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those columns that are flagged as "of interest" and returns the data as a matrix, where each row is an array of values corresponding to the selected columns.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
n_rows	Pointer to an int64_t variable where the number of rows retrieved will be stored.

Returns

• Pointer to an array of pointers, where each pointer references a row's data array.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, no columns selected, inconsistent row types, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks. This includes freeing each individual row array followed by the array of pointers itself.
• All selected columns must have the same data type. If there is an inconsistency, the function will fail.

Note

• The number of rows retrieved is stored in the variable pointed to by n_rows.
• For columns containing string data (SDDS_STRING), each element in the row arrays is a dynamically allocated string that must be freed individually.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the columns is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the columns may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetRowType
• SDDS_SetColumnFlags
• SDDS_GetRow
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 2266 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                        {
  void **data;
  int32_t size, type;
  int64_t i, j, k;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows"))
    return (NULL);
  if (SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--no columns selected (SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_CheckTabularData(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((type = SDDS_GetRowType(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row--inconsistent data type in selected columns (SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if ((*n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--no rows of interest (SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (void **)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(*data) * (*n_rows)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  for (j = k = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; j++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[j]) {
      if (!(data[k] = SDDS_Malloc(size * SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to get matrix of rows--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetMatrixOfRows)");
        return (NULL);
      }
      if (type != SDDS_STRING)
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
          memcpy((char *)data[k] + i * size, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]] + j * size, size);
      else
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
          if (!SDDS_CopyString((char **)(data[k]) + i, ((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]])[j]))
            return (NULL);
      k++;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetNumericColumn()

void * SDDS_GetNumericColumn	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		int32_t	desiredType )

Retrieves the data of a specified numerical column as an array of a desired numerical type, considering only rows marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specified column within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those rows that are flagged as "of interest" (i.e., have a non-zero acceptance flag). The extracted data is returned as a newly allocated array of the specified numerical type.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which data is to be retrieved.
desiredType	Integer constant representing the desired data type for the returned array. Must be one of the supported SDDS numerical types (e.g., SDDS_DOUBLE, SDDS_FLOAT, etc.).

Returns

• Pointer to an array of the desired numerical type containing the data from the specified column for all rows marked as "of interest".
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, non-numeric column type, memory allocation failure, type casting failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory to prevent memory leaks.
• This function assumes that the specified column contains numerical data. Attempting to retrieve data from a non-numeric column (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of rows marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.
• If the desiredType matches the column's data type, this function internally calls SDDS_GetColumn. Otherwise, it performs type casting using SDDS_CastValue.

See also

• SDDS_GetColumnInLongDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInDoubles
• SDDS_GetColumnInFloats
• SDDS_GetColumn
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1617 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                {
  int32_t size, type, desiredTypeSize, index;
  int64_t i, j, n_rows;
  void *data;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetNumericColumn"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(desiredType) && desiredType != SDDS_CHARACTER) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--desired type is nonnumeric (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) <= 0 || (size = SDDS_GetTypeSize(type)) <= 0 || (!SDDS_NUMERIC_TYPE(type) && type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data size or type undefined or non-numeric (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type == desiredType)
    return SDDS_GetColumn(SDDS_dataset, column_name);
  if ((n_rows = SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--no rows left (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(data = (void *)SDDS_Malloc((desiredTypeSize = SDDS_GetTypeSize(desiredType)) * n_rows))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] && !SDDS_CastValue(SDDS_dataset->data[index], i, type, desiredType, (char *)data + desiredTypeSize * j++)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--cast to double failed (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
      return (NULL);
    }
  }
  if (j != n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--row number mismatch (SDDS_GetNumericColumn)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_GetColumnMemoryMode(SDDS_dataset) == DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS) {
    SDDS_dataset->column_track_memory[index] = 0;
    //Free internal copy now under the assumption that the program will not ask for it again.
    if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
      if (0) {
        //FIX this. It currently causes a memory error in SDDS_ScanData2 with multipage files
        char **ptr = (char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index];
        for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated; i++, ptr++)
          if (*ptr)
            free(*ptr);
        free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
        SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
      }
    } else {
      free(SDDS_dataset->data[index]);
      SDDS_dataset->data[index] = NULL;
    }
  }
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetParameter()

void * SDDS_GetParameter	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter from the current data table of a data set.

This function accesses the value of a specific parameter (identified by its name) within the current data table of a dataset. The retrieved value is either copied into user-provided memory or returned as a direct pointer to the internal data.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
parameter_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter from which the value is to be retrieved.
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved parameter value will be stored. If NULL, the function allocates memory.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved parameter value stored in memory (if provided) or to newly allocated memory.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized parameter name, undefined data type, memory allocation failure, string copy failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory that the caller must free to prevent memory leaks.
• For parameters containing string data (SDDS_STRING), the function copies the string into memory. A typical usage would involve passing a pointer to a char* variable. c char *string; SDDS_GetParameter(&SDDS_dataset, "parameter_name", &string); // or string = *(char**)SDDS_GetParameter(&SDDS_dataset, "parameter_name", NULL);

Note

• The size of the allocated memory corresponds to the parameter's data type, which can be obtained using SDDS_GetParameterType.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the parameter is set to DONT_TRACK_PARAMETER_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the parameter may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetParameters
• SDDS_GetParameterByIndex
• SDDS_SetParameter
• SDDS_GetParameterType

Definition at line 2481 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                        {
  int32_t index, type, size;
  char s[SDDS_MAXLINE];
  void *data;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameter"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    sprintf(s, "Unable to get parameter value--parameter name %s is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameter)", parameter_name);
    SDDS_SetError(s);
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (memory)
    data = memory;
  else if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(size))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data size is invalid (SDDS_GetParameter)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type != SDDS_STRING)
    memcpy(data, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], size);
  else if (!SDDS_CopyString((char **)data, *(char **)SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]))
    return (NULL);
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble()

double * SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		double *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a double from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function searches for the parameter by name within the provided SDDS dataset and retrieves its value as a double. If the memory pointer is supplied, the value is stored at the specified memory location. If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory for storing the value, which should be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to a double variable where the parameter value will be stored. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the value.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the double containing the parameter value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, type mismatch, or memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the double containing the parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64, SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsString

Definition at line 2782 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                    {
  int32_t index = -1, type = -1;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is SDDS_STRING (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if (!memory && !(memory = (double *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(double)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  *memory = SDDS_ConvertToDouble(type, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], 0);
  return (memory);
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString()

char * SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		char **	memory,
		char *	suppliedformat )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a formatted string from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function searches for the parameter by name within the provided SDDS dataset, formats its value based on the supplied format string, and returns it as a null-terminated string. If suppliedformat is NULL, the function uses the format string defined in the parameter's definition. If the memory pointer is provided, the formatted string is stored at the specified memory location. Otherwise, memory is allocated internally to hold the string, which must be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to a char* variable where the formatted string will be stored. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the string.
suppliedformat	A null-terminated format string (similar to printf format specifiers) to format the parameter value. If NULL, the function uses the format string defined in the parameter's definition within the dataset.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the null-terminated formatted string containing the parameter value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, invalid format string, type mismatch, memory allocation failure, or unknown data type).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the null-terminated string containing the formatted parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsString, SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64, SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble

Definition at line 2935 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                {
  int32_t index, type;
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE], *parValue;
  void *value;
  char *format = NULL;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (suppliedformat != NULL) {
    format = suppliedformat;
    if (!SDDS_VerifyPrintfFormat(format, type)) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--given format for parameter is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
      return (NULL);
    }
  } else {
    if (SDDS_GetParameterInformation(SDDS_dataset, "format_string", &format, SDDS_GET_BY_INDEX, index) != SDDS_STRING) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter definition is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
      return (NULL);
    }
  }
  value = SDDS_dataset->parameter[index];
 
  if (!SDDS_StringIsBlank(format)) {
    switch (type) {
    case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(long double *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_DOUBLE:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(double *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_FLOAT:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(float *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG64:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(int64_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG64:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(uint64_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(int32_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(uint32_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_SHORT:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(short *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_USHORT:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(unsigned short *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_CHARACTER:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(char *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_STRING:
      sprintf(buffer, format, *(char **)value);
      break;
    default:
      SDDS_SetError("Unknown data type of parameter (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
      return (NULL);
    }
  } else {
    switch (type) {
    case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
      if (LDBL_DIG == 18) {
        sprintf(buffer, "%22.18Le", *(long double *)value);
      } else {
        sprintf(buffer, "%22.15Le", *(long double *)value);
      }
      break;
    case SDDS_DOUBLE:
      sprintf(buffer, "%22.15le", *(double *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_FLOAT:
      sprintf(buffer, "%15.8e", *(float *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG64:
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId64, *(int64_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG64:
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu64, *(uint64_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG:
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId32, *(int32_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG:
      sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu32, *(uint32_t *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_SHORT:
      sprintf(buffer, "%hd", *(short *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_USHORT:
      sprintf(buffer, "%hu", *(unsigned short *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_CHARACTER:
      sprintf(buffer, "%c", *(char *)value);
      break;
    case SDDS_STRING:
      sprintf(buffer, "%s", *(char **)value);
      break;
    default:
      SDDS_SetError("Unknown data type of parameter (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
      return (NULL);
    }
  }
  if (!(parValue = malloc(sizeof(char) * (strlen(buffer) + 1)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsFormattedString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  strcpy(parValue, buffer);
  if (memory)
    *memory = parValue;
  return parValue;
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsLong()

int32_t * SDDS_GetParameterAsLong	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		int32_t *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a 32-bit integer from the current data table of a data set.

This function accesses the value of a specific parameter (identified by its name) within the current data table of a dataset and converts it to a 32-bit integer (int32_t). The converted value is either stored in user-provided memory or allocated by the function.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
parameter_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter from which the value is to be retrieved.
memory	Pointer to a 32-bit integer where the converted parameter value will be stored. If NULL, the function allocates memory.

Returns

• Pointer to the int32_t value stored in memory (if provided) or to newly allocated memory containing the converted value.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized parameter name, undefined data type, memory allocation failure, parameter type is SDDS_STRING). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory that the caller must free to prevent memory leaks.
• This function does not support parameters of type SDDS_STRING. Attempting to retrieve string parameters as long integers will result in an error.

Note

• The conversion is performed using SDDS_ConvertToLong, which handles casting from various numerical types to int32_t.
• Ensure that the parameter's data type is compatible with 32-bit integer conversion to avoid data loss or undefined behavior.

See also

• SDDS_GetParameter
• SDDS_GetParameterByIndex
• SDDS_ConvertToLong
• SDDS_GetParameterType

Definition at line 2615 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                    {
  int32_t index, type;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsLong"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is SDDS_STRING (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if (!memory && !(memory = (int32_t *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(int32_t)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  *memory = SDDS_ConvertToLong(type, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], 0);
  return (memory);
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64()

int64_t * SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		int64_t *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a 64-bit integer from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function looks up the parameter by name within the given SDDS dataset and returns its value as an int64_t. If the memory pointer is provided, the value is stored at the given memory location. Otherwise, the function allocates memory to store the value, which must be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to an int64_t variable where the parameter value will be stored. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the value.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the int64_t containing the parameter value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, type mismatch, or memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the int64_t containing the parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsString

Definition at line 2671 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                      {
  int32_t index, type;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is SDDS_STRING (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if (!memory && !(memory = (int64_t *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(int64_t)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  *memory = SDDS_ConvertToLong64(type, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], 0);
  return (memory);
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble()

long double * SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		long double *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a long double from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function searches for the parameter by name within the provided SDDS dataset and retrieves its value as a long double. If the memory pointer is supplied, the value is stored at the specified memory location. If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory for storing the value, which should be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to a long double variable where the parameter value will be stored. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the value.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the long double containing the parameter value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, type mismatch, or memory allocation failure).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the long double containing the parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64, SDDS_GetParameterAsString

Definition at line 2727 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                  {
  int32_t index = -1, type = -1;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is SDDS_STRING (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
 
  if (!memory && !(memory = (long double *)SDDS_Malloc(sizeof(long double)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  *memory = SDDS_ConvertToLongDouble(type, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], 0);
  return (memory);
}

SDDS_GetParameterAsString()

char * SDDS_GetParameterAsString	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		char **	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter as a string from the current data table of an SDDS dataset.

This function searches for the parameter by name within the provided SDDS dataset and retrieves its value as a string. The function formats the parameter's value based on its data type. If the memory pointer is provided, the string is stored at the specified memory location. Otherwise, the function allocates memory to hold the string, which must be freed by the caller.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to retrieve.
memory	Optional pointer to a char* variable where the string will be stored. If NULL, memory is allocated internally to hold the string.

Returns

On success, returns a pointer to the null-terminated string containing the parameter value. On failure, returns NULL and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

NULL	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter not found, type mismatch, memory allocation failure, or unknown data type).
Non-NULL	Pointer to the null-terminated string containing the parameter value.

Note

The caller is responsible for freeing the allocated memory if the memory parameter is NULL.

See also

SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble, SDDS_GetParameterAsLong64, SDDS_GetParameterAsLongDouble

Definition at line 2838 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                 {
  int32_t index, type;
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE], *parValue;
  void *value;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameterAsString"))
    return (NULL);
  if (!parameter_name) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name pointer is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterAsString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter name is unrecognized (SDDS_GetParameterAsString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterAsString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  value = SDDS_dataset->parameter[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    if (LDBL_DIG == 18) {
      sprintf(buffer, "%.18Le", *(long double *)value);
    } else {
      sprintf(buffer, "%.15Le", *(long double *)value);
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    sprintf(buffer, "%.15le", *(double *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    sprintf(buffer, "%.8e", *(float *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId64, *(int64_t *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu64, *(uint64_t *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    sprintf(buffer, "%" PRId32, *(int32_t *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    sprintf(buffer, "%" PRIu32, *(uint32_t *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    sprintf(buffer, "%hd", *(short *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    sprintf(buffer, "%hu", *(unsigned short *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_CHARACTER:
    sprintf(buffer, "%c", *(char *)value);
    break;
  case SDDS_STRING:
    sprintf(buffer, "%s", *(char **)value);
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("Unknown data type of parameter (SDDS_GetParameterAsString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(parValue = malloc(sizeof(char) * (strlen(buffer) + 1)))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetParameterAsString)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  strcpy(parValue, buffer);
  if (memory)
    *memory = parValue;
  return parValue;
}

SDDS_GetParameterByIndex()

void * SDDS_GetParameterByIndex	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	index,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the value of a specified parameter by its index from the current data table of a data set.

This function accesses the value of a specific parameter (identified by its index) within the current data table of a dataset. The retrieved value is either copied into user-provided memory or returned as a direct pointer to the internal data.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
index	Zero-based index of the parameter to retrieve. Must be within the range [0, n_parameters-1].
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved parameter value will be stored. If NULL, the function allocates memory.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved parameter value stored in memory (if provided) or to newly allocated memory.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, parameter index out of range, undefined data type, memory allocation failure, string copy failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory that the caller must free to prevent memory leaks.
• For parameters containing string data (SDDS_STRING), the function copies the string into memory. A typical usage would involve passing a pointer to a char* variable. c char *string; SDDS_GetParameterByIndex(&SDDS_dataset, index, &string); // or string = *(char**)SDDS_GetParameterByIndex(&SDDS_dataset, index, NULL);

Note

• The size of the allocated memory corresponds to the parameter's data type, which can be obtained using SDDS_GetParameterType.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the parameter is set to DONT_TRACK_PARAMETER_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the parameter may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetParameters
• SDDS_GetParameter
• SDDS_SetParameter
• SDDS_GetParameterType

Definition at line 2554 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                        {
  int32_t type, size;
  void *data;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameter"))
    return (NULL);
  if (index < 0 || index >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_parameters) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter index is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data type is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->parameter || !SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data array is NULL (SDDS_GetParameterByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (memory)
    data = memory;
  else if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(size))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter value--parameter data size is invalid (SDDS_GetParameterByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type != SDDS_STRING)
    memcpy(data, SDDS_dataset->parameter[index], size);
  else if (!SDDS_CopyString((char **)data, *(char **)SDDS_dataset->parameter[index]))
    return (NULL);
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetParameters()

int32_t SDDS_GetParameters	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
			... )

Retrieves multiple parameter values from the current data table of a data set.

This variadic function allows the retrieval of multiple parameter values in a single call. Each parameter's name and corresponding memory location are provided as pairs of arguments.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
...	Variable arguments consisting of pairs of: char *parameter_name: NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter. void *memory: Pointer to memory where the parameter's value will be stored. If NULL, the function will fail for that parameter. The argument list should be terminated when parameter_name is NULL.

Returns

• 1 on successful retrieval of all specified parameters.
• 0 if any parameter retrieval fails. An error message is recorded for the first failure encountered.

Warning

• The function expects an even number of arguments (pairs of parameter names and memory pointers). An odd number may result in undefined behavior.
• Ensure that the memory pointers provided are of appropriate types and have sufficient space to hold the parameter values.

Note

• To terminate the argument list, pass a NULL as the parameter name. c SDDS_GetParameters(&SDDS_dataset, "param1", &value1, "param2", &value2, NULL);

See also

• SDDS_GetParameter
• SDDS_GetParameterByIndex

Definition at line 2420 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                            {
  va_list argptr;
  char *name;
  void *data;
  int32_t retval;
  char s[SDDS_MAXLINE];
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetParameters"))
    return 0;
  va_start(argptr, SDDS_dataset);
  retval = 1;
  do {
    if (!(name = va_arg(argptr, char *)))
      break;
    if (!(data = va_arg(argptr, void *)))
      retval = 0;
    if (!SDDS_GetParameter(SDDS_dataset, name, data)) {
      sprintf(s, "Unable to get value of parameter %s (SDDS_GetParameters)", name);
      SDDS_SetError(s);
    }
  } while (retval);
  va_end(argptr);
  return retval;
}

SDDS_GetRow()

void * SDDS_GetRow	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t	srow_index,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the data of a specific selected row as an array, considering only columns marked as "of interest".

This function extracts data from a specific selected row (identified by its selected row index among rows marked as "of interest") within the current data table of a dataset. It processes only those columns that are flagged as "of interest" and returns the row's data as a newly allocated array or stores it in user-provided memory.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved row data will be stored. If NULL, the function allocates memory.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved row data array stored in memory (if provided) or to newly allocated memory.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, row index out of range, inconsistent row types, memory allocation failure). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory that the caller must free to prevent memory leaks.
• All selected columns must have the same data type. If there is an inconsistency, the function will fail.
• For columns containing string data (SDDS_STRING), each element in the returned array is a dynamically allocated string that must be freed individually, followed by the array itself.

Note

• The number of elements in the returned array corresponds to the number of columns marked as "of interest", which can be obtained using SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the columns is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the columns may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetRowType
• SDDS_SetColumnFlags
• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_CountColumnsOfInterest

Definition at line 2201 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                {
  void *data;
  int32_t size, type;
  int64_t i, row_index;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetRow"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((row_index = SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex(SDDS_dataset, srow_index)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row--row index out of range (SDDS_GetRow)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row--no columns selected (SDDS_GetRow)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if ((type = SDDS_GetRowType(SDDS_dataset)) <= 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row--inconsistent data type in selected columns (SDDS_GetRow)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (memory)
    data = memory;
  else if (!(data = SDDS_Malloc(size * SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetRow)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type != SDDS_STRING)
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
      memcpy((char *)data + i * size, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]] + row_index * size, size);
  else
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
      if (!SDDS_CopyString((char **)data + i, ((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]])[row_index]))
        return (NULL);
  return (data);
}

SDDS_GetRowFlag()

int32_t SDDS_GetRowFlag	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t	row )

Retrieves the acceptance flag of a specific row in the current data table.

This function fetches the acceptance flag for a given row. The flag indicates whether the row is "of interest" (non-zero) or rejected (zero).

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
row	Index of the row whose flag is to be retrieved. Must be within the range [0, n_rows-1].

Returns

• Non-negative integer representing the flag value of the specified row.
• -1 if the dataset is invalid or the row index is out of bounds.

See also

SDDS_SetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlags

Definition at line 71 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                 {
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetRowFlag"))
    return -1;
  if (row < 0 || row >= SDDS_dataset->n_rows)
    return -1;
  return SDDS_dataset->row_flag[row];
}

SDDS_GetRowFlags()

int32_t SDDS_GetRowFlags	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t *	flag,
		int64_t	rows )

Retrieves the acceptance flags for all rows in the current data table.

This function copies the acceptance flags of each row into a provided array. Each flag indicates whether the corresponding row is "of interest" (non-zero) or rejected (zero).

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
flag	Pointer to an integer array where the row flags will be stored. The array must have at least rows elements.
rows	Number of rows to retrieve flags for. Typically, this should match the total number of rows in the data table.

Returns

• 1 on successful retrieval of all row flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., if row count mismatches).

Note

Ensure that the flag array is adequately allocated to hold the flags for all specified rows.

See also

SDDS_SetRowFlags, SDDS_GetRowFlag

Definition at line 97 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                  {
  int64_t i;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetRowFlags"))
    return 0;
  if (rows != SDDS_dataset->n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Row count mismatch (SDDS_GetRowFlags)");
    return 0;
  }
  for (i = 0; i < rows; i++)
    flag[i] = SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i];
  return 1;
}

SDDS_GetRowType()

int32_t SDDS_GetRowType

(

SDDS_DATASET *

SDDS_dataset

)

Determines the data type of the rows based on selected columns in the current data table.

This function iterates through all columns marked as "of interest" and verifies that they share the same data type. If all selected columns have a consistent data type, that type is returned. If there is a mismatch in data types among the selected columns, an error is recorded.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset

Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.

Returns

• Integer representing the data type (as defined by SDDS constants) if all selected columns have the same data type.
• 0 on failure (e.g., invalid dataset, no columns selected, inconsistent data types among selected columns). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• Ensure that at least one column is marked as "of interest" before calling this function to avoid unexpected results.

Note

• This function is useful for operations that require uniform data types across all selected columns.

See also

• SDDS_GetRow
• SDDS_SetColumnFlags
• SDDS_GetColumnType

Definition at line 2149 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                    {
  int64_t i;
  int32_t type;
  type = -1;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetRowType"))
    return (0);
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++) {
    if (!SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i])
      continue;
    if (type == -1)
      type = SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].type;
    else if (type != SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].type) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get row type--inconsistent data type for selected columns (SDDS_GetRowType)");
      return (0);
    }
  }
  return (type);
}

SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex()

int64_t SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t	srow_index )

Retrieves the actual row index corresponding to a selected row position within the current data table.

This function maps a selected row index (i.e., the position among rows marked as "of interest") to its corresponding actual row index within the dataset's data table.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".

Returns

• Non-negative integer representing the actual row index within the dataset's data table.
• -1 if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, tabular data not present, srow_index out of range).

Warning

• Ensure that srow_index is within the valid range [0, SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest(SDDS_dataset) - 1] to avoid out-of-range errors.

Note

• This function is useful when iterating over selected rows and needing to access their actual positions within the dataset.

See also

• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest
• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_GetValueAsDouble

Definition at line 1701 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                 {
  int64_t i, j;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex"))
    return (-1);
  if (!SDDS_CheckTabularData(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex"))
    return (-1);
  for (i = j = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] && j++ == srow_index)
      break;
  }
  if (i == SDDS_dataset->n_rows)
    return (-1);
  return (i);
}

SDDS_GetValue()

void * SDDS_GetValue	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		int64_t	srow_index,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, optionally storing it in provided memory.

This function accesses the value of a specific column and selected row within the current data table of a dataset. It returns the value as a pointer to the data, allowing for both direct access and optional storage in user-provided memory.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which the value is to be retrieved.
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved value will be stored. If NULL, the function allocates memory internally, and the caller is responsible for freeing it.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved value stored in memory (if provided) or in newly allocated memory.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, undefined data type, memory allocation failure, invalid row index). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function allocates memory that the caller must free to prevent memory leaks.
• The function does not perform type casting. Ensure that the provided memory is of the appropriate type matching the column's data type.
• Modifying the data through the returned pointer affects the internal state of the dataset. Use with caution to avoid unintended side effects.

Note

• For columns containing string data (SDDS_STRING), the function copies the string into memory. A typical usage would involve passing a pointer to a char* variable. c char *string; SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, "name", index, &string); // or string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, "name", index, NULL);
• The number of rows marked as "of interest" can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.

See also

• SDDS_GetValueAsDouble
• SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1754 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                     {
  int32_t type, size, column_index;
  int64_t row_index;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetValue"))
    return (NULL);
  if ((column_index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--column name is not recognized (SDDS_GetValue)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, column_index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--data type undefined (SDDS_GetValue)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if ((row_index = SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex(SDDS_dataset, srow_index)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--row index out of range (SDDS_GetValue)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type != SDDS_STRING) {
    if (!memory && !(memory = SDDS_Malloc(size))) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetValue)");
      return (NULL);
    }
    memcpy(memory, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size, size);
    return (memory);
  }
  /* for character string data, a typical call would be
   * char *string;
   * SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, "name", index, &string)    or
   * string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, "name", index, NULL)
   */
  if (!memory && !(memory = SDDS_Malloc(size))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--memory allocation failure (SDDS_GetValue)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (SDDS_CopyString(memory, ((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index])[row_index]))
    return (memory);
  return (NULL);
}

SDDS_GetValueAsDouble()

double SDDS_GetValueAsDouble	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		int64_t	srow_index )

Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, casting it to a double.

This function accesses the value of a specific column and selected row within the current data table of a dataset. It casts the retrieved value to a double before returning it.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_name	NULL-terminated string specifying the name of the column from which the value is to be retrieved.
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".

Returns

• Double representing the casted value from the specified column and row.
• 0 if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, undefined data type, invalid row index, non-numeric column type). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• This function only supports numerical data types. Attempting to retrieve and cast data from non-numeric columns (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.

Note

• The function internally allocates temporary memory to store the value before casting. This memory is freed before the function returns.

See also

• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1821 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                {
  int32_t type, size, column_index;
  int64_t row_index;
  void *memory;
  double value = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetValueAsDouble"))
    return (0);
  if ((column_index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--column name is not recognized (SDDS_GetValueAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, column_index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--data type undefined (SDDS_GetValueAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if ((row_index = SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex(SDDS_dataset, srow_index)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--row index out of range (SDDS_GetValueAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  if ((type != SDDS_STRING) && (type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    memory = SDDS_Malloc(size);
    memcpy(memory, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size, size);
    switch (type) {
    case SDDS_SHORT:
      value = *(short *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_USHORT:
      value = *(unsigned short *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG:
      value = *(int32_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG:
      value = *(uint32_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG64:
      value = *(int64_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG64:
      value = *(uint64_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_FLOAT:
      value = *(float *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_DOUBLE:
      value = *(double *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
      value = *(long double *)memory;
      break;
    }
    free(memory);
    return (value);
  }
  SDDS_SetError("Unable to get non-numeric value as double (SDDS_GetValueAsDouble)");
  return (0);
}

SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex()

void * SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	column_index,
		int64_t	row_index,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the value from a specified column and absolute row index, optionally storing it in provided memory.

This function accesses the value of a specific column (identified by its index) and an absolute row index within the current data table of a dataset. The retrieved value is either copied into user-provided memory or returned as a direct pointer to the internal data.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_index	Zero-based index of the column from which the value is to be retrieved. Must be within the range [0, n_columns-1].
row_index	Absolute zero-based row index within the dataset's data table. Must be within the range [0, n_rows-1].
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved value will be stored. If NULL, the function returns a pointer to the internal data.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved value stored in memory (if provided) or to the internal data.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, column index out of range, row index out of range, undefined data type, memory allocation failure, non-numeric column type). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function returns a direct pointer to the internal data. Modifying the data through this pointer affects the dataset's internal state.
• If memory is provided, ensure that it points to sufficient memory to hold the data type of the column.
• This function does not perform type casting. Ensure that the memory type matches the column's data type.

Note

• Unlike SDDS_GetValueByIndex, this function uses an absolute row index rather than a selected row index among rows marked as "of interest".
• For columns containing string data (SDDS_STRING), the function copies the string into memory. A typical usage would involve passing a pointer to a char* variable. c char *string; SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex(&SDDS_dataset, column_index, row_index, &string); // or string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex(&SDDS_dataset, column_index, row_index, NULL);

See also

• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_GetValueAsDouble
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 2090 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                 {
  int32_t type, size;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex"))
    return (NULL);
  if (column_index < 0 || column_index >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--column index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (row_index < 0 || row_index >= SDDS_dataset->n_rows) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, column_index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--data type undefined (SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if (type != SDDS_STRING) {
    if (memory) {
      memcpy(memory, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size, size);
      return (memory);
    }
    return ((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size);
  }
  /* for character string data, a typical call would be
   * char *string;
   * SDDS_GetValueByAbsIndex(&SDDS_dataset, cindex, index, &string)    or
   * string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, cindex, index, NULL)
   */
  if (!memory)
    memory = SDDS_Malloc(size);
  if (SDDS_CopyString(memory, ((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index])[row_index]))
    return (memory);
  return (NULL);
}

SDDS_GetValueByIndex()

void * SDDS_GetValueByIndex	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	column_index,
		int64_t	srow_index,
		void *	memory )

Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, optionally storing it in provided memory.

This function accesses the value of a specific column (identified by its index) and a selected row (identified by its selected row index among rows marked as "of interest") within the current data table of a dataset. The retrieved value is either copied into user-provided memory or returned as a direct pointer to the internal data.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_index	Zero-based index of the column from which the value is to be retrieved. Must be within the range [0, n_columns-1].
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".
memory	Pointer to user-allocated memory where the retrieved value will be stored. If NULL, the function returns a pointer to the internal data.

Returns

• Pointer to the retrieved value stored in memory (if provided) or to the internal data.
• NULL if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, column index out of range, undefined data type, row index out of range, memory allocation failure, non-numeric column type). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• If memory is NULL, the function returns a direct pointer to the internal data. Modifying the data through this pointer affects the dataset's internal state.
• If memory is provided, ensure that it points to sufficient memory to hold the data type of the column.
• This function does not perform type casting. Ensure that the memory type matches the column's data type.

Note

• For columns containing string data (SDDS_STRING), the function copies the string into memory. A typical usage would involve passing a pointer to a char* variable. c char *string; SDDS_GetValueByIndex(&SDDS_dataset, column_index, index, &string); // or string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValueByIndex(&SDDS_dataset, column_index, index, NULL);
• The number of rows marked as "of interest" can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.

See also

• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_GetValueAsDouble
• SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 2014 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                               {
  int32_t type, size;
  int64_t row_index;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetValueByIndex"))
    return (NULL);
  if (column_index < 0 || column_index >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--column index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, column_index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--data type undefined (SDDS_GetValueByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if ((row_index = SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex(SDDS_dataset, srow_index)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--row index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByIndex)");
    return (NULL);
  }
  if (type != SDDS_STRING) {
    if (memory) {
      memcpy(memory, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size, size);
      return (memory);
    }
    return ((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size);
  }
  /* for character string data, a typical call would be
   * char *string;
   * SDDS_GetValueByIndex(&SDDS_dataset, cindex, index, &string)    or
   * string = *(char**)SDDS_GetValue(&SDDS_dataset, cindex, index, NULL)
   */
  if (!memory)
    memory = SDDS_Malloc(size);
  if (SDDS_CopyString(memory, ((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index])[row_index]))
    return (memory);
  return (NULL);
}

SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble()

double SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	column_index,
		int64_t	srow_index )

Retrieves the value from a specified column and selected row, casting it to a double.

This function accesses the value of a specific column (identified by its index) and a selected row (identified by its selected row index among rows marked as "of interest") within the current data table of a dataset. It casts the retrieved value to a double before returning it.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_index	Zero-based index of the column from which the value is to be retrieved. Must be within the range [0, n_columns-1].
srow_index	Zero-based index representing the position of the selected row among all rows marked as "of interest".

Returns

• Double representing the casted value from the specified column and row.
• 0.0 if an error occurs (e.g., invalid dataset, column index out of range, undefined data type, row index out of range, non-numeric column type). In this case, an error message is recorded internally.

Warning

• This function only supports numerical data types. Attempting to retrieve and cast data from non-numeric columns (excluding SDDS_CHARACTER) will result in an error.
• The returned value 0.0 may be ambiguous if it is a valid data value. Always check for errors using SDDS_CheckError or similar mechanisms.

Note

• The number of rows marked as "of interest" can be obtained using SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest.
• If the dataset's memory mode for the column is set to DONT_TRACK_COLUMN_MEMORY_AFTER_ACCESS, the internal data for the column may be freed after access.

See also

• SDDS_GetValue
• SDDS_GetValueAsDouble
• SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex
• SDDS_CountRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 1914 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                          {
  int32_t type, size;
  int64_t row_index;
  void *memory;
  double value = 0;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble"))
    return (0);
  if (column_index < 0 || column_index >= SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--column index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, column_index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--data type undefined (SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  size = SDDS_type_size[type - 1];
  if ((row_index = SDDS_GetSelectedRowIndex(SDDS_dataset, srow_index)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get value--row index out of range (SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble)");
    return (0);
  }
  if ((type != SDDS_STRING) && (type != SDDS_CHARACTER)) {
    memory = SDDS_Malloc(size);
    memcpy(memory, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[column_index] + row_index * size, size);
    switch (type) {
    case SDDS_SHORT:
      value = *(short *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_USHORT:
      value = *(unsigned short *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG:
      value = *(int32_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG:
      value = *(uint32_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONG64:
      value = *(int64_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_ULONG64:
      value = *(uint64_t *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_FLOAT:
      value = *(float *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_DOUBLE:
      value = *(double *)memory;
      break;
    case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
      value = *(long double *)memory;
      break;
    }
    free(memory);
    return (value);
  }
  SDDS_SetError("Unable to get non-numeric value as double (SDDS_GetValueByIndexAsDouble)");
  return (0);
}

SDDS_ItemInsideWindow()

int32_t SDDS_ItemInsideWindow	(	void *	data,
		int64_t	index,
		int32_t	type,
		double	lower_limit,
		double	upper_limit )

Checks whether a data item is within a specified numeric window.

This function determines if the data item at the given index within the data array falls within the range defined by lower_limit and upper_limit. It handles various numeric data types and ensures that the value is neither NaN nor infinity.

Parameters

data	Pointer to the data array.
index	The index of the item within the data array to be checked.
type	The data type of the item. Supported types include: SDDS_SHORT SDDS_USHORT SDDS_LONG SDDS_ULONG SDDS_LONG64 SDDS_ULONG64 SDDS_FLOAT SDDS_DOUBLE SDDS_LONGDOUBLE
lower_limit	The lower bound of the numeric window.
upper_limit	The upper bound of the numeric window.

Returns

Returns 1 if the item is within the window and valid, otherwise returns 0.

Return values

1	Indicates that the item is within the specified numeric window and is a valid number.
0	Indicates that the item is outside the specified window, is NaN, is infinite, or the data type is non-numeric.

Note

• The function sets an error message if the data type is non-numeric.
• It is essential to ensure that the data array is properly initialized and contains valid data before calling this function.

See also

SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest, SDDS_GetParameterAsDouble

Definition at line 4077 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                               {
  short short_val;
  unsigned short ushort_val;
  int32_t long_val;
  uint32_t ulong_val;
  int64_t long64_val;
  uint64_t ulong64_val;
  long double ldouble_val;
  double double_val;
  float float_val;
 
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    if ((short_val = *((short *)data + index)) < lower_limit || short_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    if ((ushort_val = *((unsigned short *)data + index)) < lower_limit || ushort_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_LONG:
    if ((long_val = *((int32_t *)data + index)) < lower_limit || long_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    if ((ulong_val = *((uint32_t *)data + index)) < lower_limit || ulong_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    if ((long64_val = *((int64_t *)data + index)) < lower_limit || long64_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    if ((ulong64_val = *((uint64_t *)data + index)) < lower_limit || ulong64_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    return (1);
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    if ((float_val = *((float *)data + index)) < lower_limit || float_val > upper_limit)
      return (0);
    if (isnan(float_val) || isinf(float_val))
      return 0;
    return (1);
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    if ((double_val = *((double *)data + index)) < lower_limit || double_val > upper_limit)
      return 0;
    if (isnan(double_val) || isinf(double_val))
      return 0;
    return (1);
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    if ((ldouble_val = *((long double *)data + index)) < lower_limit || ldouble_val > upper_limit)
      return 0;
    if (isnan(ldouble_val) || isinf(ldouble_val))
      return 0;
    return (1);
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to complete window check--item type is non-numeric (SDDS_ItemInsideWindow)");
    return (0);
  }
}

SDDS_Logic()

int32_t SDDS_Logic	(	int32_t	previous,
		int32_t	match,
		uint32_t	logic )

Applies logical operations to determine the new state of a row flag based on previous and current match conditions.

This function evaluates logical conditions between a previous flag (previous) and a current match flag (match) based on the provided logic flags. It supports various logical operations such as AND, OR, negation of previous flags, and negation of match results.

Parameters

previous	The previous state of the row flag (typically 0 or 1).
match	The current match result to be combined with the previous flag.
logic	An unsigned integer representing logical operation flags. Supported flags include: SDDS_0_PREVIOUS: Set the previous flag to 0. SDDS_1_PREVIOUS: Set the previous flag to 1. SDDS_NEGATE_PREVIOUS: Negate the previous flag. SDDS_NEGATE_MATCH: Negate the current match result. SDDS_AND: Perform a logical AND between the previous flag and the match result. SDDS_OR: Perform a logical OR between the previous flag and the match result. SDDS_NEGATE_EXPRESSION: Negate the final logical expression result.

Returns

Returns the result of the logical operation as an integer (0 or 1).

Return values

1	Indicates that the final logical condition evaluates to true.
0	Indicates that the final logical condition evaluates to false.

Note

• Multiple logic flags can be combined using bitwise OR to perform complex logical operations.
• The order of operations follows the precedence defined within the function implementation.

See also

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest, SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest

Definition at line 4165 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                    {
  if (logic & SDDS_0_PREVIOUS)
    previous = 0;
  else if (logic & SDDS_1_PREVIOUS)
    previous = 1;
  if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_PREVIOUS)
    previous = !previous;
  if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_MATCH)
    match = !match;
  if (logic & SDDS_AND)
    match = match && previous;
  else if (logic & SDDS_OR)
    match = match || previous;
  else
    match = previous;
  if (logic & SDDS_NEGATE_EXPRESSION)
    match = !match;
  return (match);
}

SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest()

int64_t SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	selection_column,
		char *	label_to_match,
		int32_t	logic )

Matches and marks rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on label matching.

This function marks rows in the provided SDDS dataset as "of interest" by matching labels in a specified column against a target label. It supports both direct and indirect matching, as well as case-sensitive and case-insensitive comparisons, based on the provided logic flags.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
selection_column	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column used for label matching. This column must be of string or character type.
label_to_match	A null-terminated string specifying the label to match against the entries in the selection column. If logic includes SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH, this parameter is treated as the name of another column used for indirect matching.
logic	An integer representing logical operation flags. Supported flags include: SDDS_NOCASE_COMPARE: Perform case-insensitive comparison. SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH: Use indirect matching via another column.

Returns

On success, returns the number of rows marked as "of interest". On failure, returns -1 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

-1	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized selection column, type mismatch, unrecognized indirect column).
Non-negative	Integer representing the count of rows marked as "of interest".

Note

• The selection column must exist and be of string or character type.
• If using indirect matching (SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH), the indirect column must exist and be of the same type as the selection column.

See also

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest, SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest, SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows

Definition at line 3506 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                          {
  int32_t match, type, index, indirect_index;
  int64_t i, count;
  char *match_string;
#ifndef tolower
#  if !defined(_MINGW)
  int tolower();
#  endif
#endif
 
  index = type = indirect_index = 0;
 
  match_string = NULL;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  if (selection_column) {
    if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, selection_column)) < 0) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--column name is unrecognized (SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) != SDDS_STRING && type != SDDS_CHARACTER) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--selection column is not a string (SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    if (!label_to_match) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--selection label is NULL (SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    if (!(logic & SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH))
      match_string = expand_ranges(label_to_match);
    else {
      if ((indirect_index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, label_to_match)) < 0) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--indirect column name is unrecognized (SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest)");
        return (-1);
      }
      if (SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, indirect_index) != type) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--indirect column is not same type as main column (SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest)");
        return (-1);
      }
    }
  }
  if (type == SDDS_STRING) {
    int (*stringCompare)(const char *s, const char *t);
    int (*wildMatch)(char *s, char *t);
    if (logic & SDDS_NOCASE_COMPARE) {
      stringCompare = strcmp_ci;
      wildMatch = wild_match_ci;
    } else {
      stringCompare = strcmp;
      wildMatch = wild_match;
    }
    for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      if (selection_column)
        match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], (logic & SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH ? (*stringCompare)(*((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i), *((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[indirect_index] + i)) == 0 : (*wildMatch)(*((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i), match_string)), logic);
      else
        match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], 0, logic & ~(SDDS_AND | SDDS_OR));
      if ((SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = match))
        count++;
    }
  } else {
    char c1, c2;
    c2 = 0;
    if (!(logic & SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH))
      c2 = *match_string;
    if (logic & SDDS_NOCASE_COMPARE) {
      c2 = tolower(c2);
      for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
        c1 = tolower(*((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i));
        if (selection_column)
          match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], logic & SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH ? c1 == tolower(*((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[indirect_index] + i)) : c1 == c2, logic);
        else
          match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], 0, logic & ~(SDDS_AND | SDDS_OR));
        if ((SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = match))
          count++;
      }
    } else {
      for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
        c1 = *((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i);
        if (selection_column)
          match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], logic & SDDS_INDIRECT_MATCH ? c1 == *((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[indirect_index] + i) : c1 == c2, logic);
        else
          match = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], 0, logic & ~(SDDS_AND | SDDS_OR));
        if ((SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = match))
          count++;
      }
    }
  }
  if (match_string)
    free(match_string);
  return (count);
}

SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion()

int32_t SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	array_name,
		char *	new_units,
		char *	old_units,
		double	factor )

Sets unit conversions for a specified array in an SDDS dataset.

This function updates the units of the specified array within the SDDS dataset and applies a conversion factor to all its elements if the dataset has already been read (i.e., pages_read > 0). The function ensures that the new units are consistent with the old units if provided.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
array_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the array to update.
new_units	A null-terminated string specifying the new units to assign to the array. This parameter must not be NULL.
old_units	A null-terminated string specifying the expected current units of the array. If NULL, the function does not verify the existing units.
factor	A double representing the conversion factor to apply to each element of the array. Each element will be multiplied by this factor.

Returns

Returns 1 on successful unit conversion and update. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the unit conversion was successfully applied.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized array name, type undefined, memory allocation failure).

Note

• The new_units parameter must not be NULL. Passing NULL will result in an error.
• If the dataset has not been read yet (pages_read == 0), the conversion factor is stored but not applied immediately.
• The function handles various data types, ensuring that the conversion factor is appropriately applied based on the array's type.

See also

SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion, SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion, SDDS_GetArray

Definition at line 4675 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                     {
  int32_t index, type;
  int64_t i;
  void *rawData;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion"))
    return(0);
  if (new_units == NULL) {
    SDDS_SetError("new_units is NULL (SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetArrayIndex(SDDS_dataset, array_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--name is not recognized (SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetArrayType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get array--data type undefined (SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units != NULL) {
    if (strcmp(new_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units) != 0) {
      if ((old_units != NULL) && (strcmp(old_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units) != 0)) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unexpected units value found (SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion)");
        return(0);
      }
      /* free(SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units); */
      cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units), new_units);
    }
  } else {
    cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.array_definition[index].units), new_units);
  }
 
  if (SDDS_dataset->pages_read == 0) {
    return(1);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->array[index].data;
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((long double *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((double *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((float *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((int32_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((int64_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((short *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->array[index].elements; i++) {
      ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  }
  return(1);
}

SDDS_SetColumnFlags()

int32_t SDDS_SetColumnFlags	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	column_flag_value )

Sets the acceptance flags for all columns in the current data table of a data set.

This function initializes the acceptance flags for each column. A non-zero flag indicates that the column is "of interest" and should be considered in subsequent operations, while a zero flag marks the column for rejection.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
column_flag_value	Integer value to assign to all column flags. Non-zero value: Marks columns as accepted ("of interest"). Zero value: Marks columns as rejected.

Returns

• 1 on successful update of column flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., memory allocation failure).

Note

This function overwrites any existing column flags with the specified column_flag_value. It also updates the column_order array accordingly.

See also

SDDS_GetColumnFlags, SDDS_AssertColumnFlags

Definition at line 218 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                   {
  int64_t i;
  /*  int32_t j; */
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetColumnFlags"))
    return 0;
  if ((!SDDS_dataset->column_flag || !SDDS_dataset->column_order) && !SDDS_AllocateColumnFlags(SDDS_dataset))
    return 0;
  if (!SDDS_SetMemory(SDDS_dataset->column_flag, SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns, SDDS_LONG, (int32_t)column_flag_value, (int32_t)0)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to set column flags--memory filling failed (SDDS_SetColumnFlags)");
    return (0);
  }
  SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest = column_flag_value ? SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns : 0;
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++)
    SDDS_dataset->column_order[i] = column_flag_value ? i : -1;
  return (1);
}

SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest()

int32_t SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	mode,
			... )

Sets the acceptance flags for columns based on specified naming criteria.

This function allows modifying column acceptance flags using various methods, including specifying column names directly or using pattern matching.

Supported modes:

• SDDS_NAME_ARRAY: Provide an array of column names to mark as "of interest".
• SDDS_NAMES_STRING: Provide a single string containing comma-separated column names.
• SDDS_NAME_STRINGS: Provide multiple individual column name strings, terminated by NULL.
• SDDS_MATCH_STRING: Provide a pattern string and a logic mode to match column names.

A non-zero flag indicates that a column is "of interest", while a zero flag marks it for rejection.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
mode	Operation mode determining how columns are selected. Possible values: SDDS_NAME_ARRAY: c SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_NAME_ARRAY, int32_t n_entries, char **nameArray); SDDS_NAMES_STRING: c SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_NAMES_STRING, char *names); SDDS_NAME_STRINGS: c SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_NAME_STRINGS, char *name1, char *name2, ..., NULL); SDDS_MATCH_STRING: c SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest(SDDS_DATASET *SDDS_dataset, SDDS_MATCH_STRING, char *pattern, int32_t logic_mode);
...	Variable arguments based on the selected mode: SDDS_NAME_ARRAY: int32_t n_entries: Number of column names in the array. char **nameArray: Array of column name strings. SDDS_NAMES_STRING: char *names: Comma-separated string of column names. SDDS_NAME_STRINGS: char *name1, char *name2, ..., NULL: Individual column name strings terminated by NULL. SDDS_MATCH_STRING: char *pattern: Pattern string to match column names (supports wildcards). int32_t logic_mode: Logic mode for matching (e.g., AND, OR).

Returns

• 1 on successful update of column flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded (e.g., invalid mode, memory issues, unrecognized column names).

Note

• When using SDDS_MATCH_STRING, the pattern may include wildcards to match multiple column names.
• Ensure that column names provided exist within the dataset to avoid errors.

See also

SDDS_SetColumnFlags, SDDS_AssertColumnFlags, SDDS_GetColumnFlags

Definition at line 432 of file SDDS_extract.c.

{
  va_list argptr;
  int32_t i, j, index, n_names;
  int32_t retval;
  /*  int32_t type; */
  char **name, *string, *match_string, *ptr;
  int32_t local_memory; /* (0,1,2) --> (none, pointer array, pointer array + strings) locally allocated */
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE];
  int32_t logic;
 
  name = NULL;
  n_names = local_memory = logic = 0;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest"))
    return (0);
  if ((!SDDS_dataset->column_flag || !SDDS_dataset->column_order) && !SDDS_AllocateColumnFlags(SDDS_dataset))
    return 0;
  va_start(argptr, mode);
  retval = -1;
  match_string = NULL;
  switch (mode) {
  case SDDS_NAME_ARRAY:
    local_memory = 0;
    n_names = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
    name = va_arg(argptr, char **);
    break;
  case SDDS_NAMES_STRING:
    local_memory = 2;
    n_names = 0;
    name = NULL;
    ptr = va_arg(argptr, char *);
    SDDS_CopyString(&string, ptr);
    while ((ptr = strchr(string, ',')))
      *ptr = ' ';
    while (SDDS_GetToken(string, buffer, SDDS_MAXLINE) > 0) {
      if (!(name = SDDS_Realloc(name, sizeof(*name) * (n_names + 1))) || !SDDS_CopyString(name + n_names, buffer)) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--memory allocation failure (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
        retval = 0;
        break;
      }
      n_names++;
    }
    free(string);
    break;
  case SDDS_NAME_STRINGS:
    local_memory = 1;
    n_names = 0;
    name = NULL;
    while ((string = va_arg(argptr, char *))) {
      if (!(name = SDDS_Realloc(name, sizeof(*name) * (n_names + 1)))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--memory allocation failure (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
        retval = 0;
        break;
      }
      name[n_names++] = string;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_MATCH_STRING:
    local_memory = 0;
    n_names = 1;
    if (!(string = va_arg(argptr, char *))) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--invalid matching string (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
      retval = 0;
      break;
    }
    match_string = expand_ranges(string);
    logic = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--unknown mode (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
    retval = 0;
    break;
  }
 
  va_end(argptr);
  if (retval != -1)
    return (retval);
 
  if (n_names == 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--no names in call (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
    return (0);
  }
  if (!SDDS_dataset->column_order) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to process column selection--'column_order' array in SDDS_DATASET is NULL (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)");
    return (0);
  }
 
  if (mode != SDDS_MATCH_STRING) {
    for (i = 0; i < n_names; i++) {
      if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, name[i])) < 0) {
        sprintf(buffer, "Unable to process column selection--unrecognized column name %s seen (SDDS_SetColumnsOfInterest)", name[i]);
        SDDS_SetError(buffer);
        return (0);
      }
      for (j = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; j++)
        if (index == SDDS_dataset->column_order[j])
          break;
      if (j == SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest) {
        SDDS_dataset->column_flag[index] = 1;
        SDDS_dataset->column_order[j] = index;
        SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest++;
      }
    }
  } else {
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++) {
      if (SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i], wild_match(SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].name, match_string), logic)) {
#if defined(DEBUG)
        fprintf(stderr, "logic match of %s to %s\n", SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].name, match_string);
#endif
        for (j = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; j++)
          if (i == SDDS_dataset->column_order[j])
            break;
        if (j == SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest) {
          SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i] = 1;
          SDDS_dataset->column_order[j] = i;
          SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest++;
        }
      } else {
#if defined(DEBUG)
        fprintf(stderr, "no logic match of %s to %s\n", SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].name, match_string);
#endif
        SDDS_dataset->column_flag[i] = 0;
        for (j = 0; j < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; j++)
          if (i == SDDS_dataset->column_order[j])
            break;
        if (j != SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest) {
          for (j++; j < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; j++)
            SDDS_dataset->column_order[j - 1] = SDDS_dataset->column_order[j];
        }
      }
    }
    free(match_string);
  }
 
#if defined(DEBUG)
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_of_interest; i++)
    fprintf(stderr, "column %" PRId32 " will be %s\n", i, SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[SDDS_dataset->column_order[i]].name);
#endif
 
  if (local_memory == 2) {
    for (i = 0; i < n_names; i++)
      free(name[i]);
  }
  if (local_memory >= 1)
    free(name);
 
  return (1);
}

SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion()

int32_t SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	column_name,
		char *	new_units,
		char *	old_units,
		double	factor )

Sets unit conversions for a specified column in an SDDS dataset.

This function updates the units of the specified column within the SDDS dataset and applies a conversion factor to all its elements if the dataset has already been read (i.e., pages_read > 0). The function ensures that the new units are consistent with the old units if provided.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
column_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column to update.
new_units	A null-terminated string specifying the new units to assign to the column. This parameter must not be NULL.
old_units	A null-terminated string specifying the expected current units of the column. If NULL, the function does not verify the existing units.
factor	A double representing the conversion factor to apply to each element of the column. Each element will be multiplied by this factor.

Returns

Returns 1 on successful unit conversion and update. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the unit conversion was successfully applied.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized column name, type undefined, memory allocation failure).

Note

• The new_units parameter must not be NULL. Passing NULL will result in an error.
• If the dataset has not been read yet (pages_read == 0), the conversion factor is stored but not applied immediately.
• The function handles various data types, ensuring that the conversion factor is appropriately applied based on the column's type.

See also

SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion, SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion, SDDS_GetColumn

Definition at line 4788 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                       {
  int32_t index, type;
  int64_t i;
  void *rawData;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion"))
    return(0);
  if (new_units == NULL) {
    SDDS_SetError("new_units is NULL (SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, column_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--name is not recognized (SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get column--data type undefined (SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units != NULL) {
    if (strcmp(new_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units) != 0) {
      if ((old_units != NULL) && (strcmp(old_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units) != 0)) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unexpected units value found (SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion)");
        return(0);
      }
      free(SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units);
      cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->original_layout.column_definition[index].units), new_units);
      cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units), new_units);
    }
  } else {
    cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->original_layout.column_definition[index].units), new_units);
    cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[index].units), new_units);
  }
 
  if (SDDS_dataset->pages_read == 0) {
    return(1);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->data[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((long double *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((double *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((float *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((int32_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((uint32_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((int64_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((uint64_t *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((short *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
      ((unsigned short *)rawData)[i] *= factor;
    }
    break;
  }
  return(1);
}

SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion()

int32_t SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	parameter_name,
		char *	new_units,
		char *	old_units,
		double	factor )

Sets unit conversions for a specified parameter in an SDDS dataset.

This function updates the units of the specified parameter within the SDDS dataset and applies a conversion factor to its value if the dataset has already been read (i.e., pages_read > 0). The function ensures that the new units are consistent with the old units if provided.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
parameter_name	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the parameter to update.
new_units	A null-terminated string specifying the new units to assign to the parameter. This parameter must not be NULL.
old_units	A null-terminated string specifying the expected current units of the parameter. If NULL, the function does not verify the existing units.
factor	A double representing the conversion factor to apply to the parameter's value. The parameter's value will be multiplied by this factor.

Returns

Returns 1 on successful unit conversion and update. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the unit conversion was successfully applied.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized parameter name, type undefined, memory allocation failure).

Note

• The new_units parameter must not be NULL. Passing NULL will result in an error.
• If the dataset has not been read yet (pages_read == 0), the conversion factor is stored but not applied immediately.
• The function handles various data types, ensuring that the conversion factor is appropriately applied based on the parameter's type.

See also

SDDS_SetArrayUnitsConversion, SDDS_SetColumnUnitsConversion, SDDS_GetParameter

Definition at line 4903 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                                                                             {
  int32_t index, type;
  void *rawData;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion"))
    return(0);
  if (new_units == NULL) {
    SDDS_SetError("new_units is NULL (SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if ((index = SDDS_GetParameterIndex(SDDS_dataset, parameter_name)) < 0) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter--name is not recognized (SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (!(type = SDDS_GetParameterType(SDDS_dataset, index))) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to get parameter--data type undefined (SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion)");
    return(0);
  }
  if (SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units != NULL) {
    if (strcmp(new_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units) != 0) {
      if ((old_units != NULL) && (strcmp(old_units, SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units) != 0)) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unexpected units value found (SDDS_SetParameterUnitsConversion)");
        return(0);
      }
      /* free(SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units); */
      cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units), new_units);
    }
  } else {
    cp_str(&(SDDS_dataset->layout.parameter_definition[index].units), new_units);
  }
 
  if (SDDS_dataset->pages_read == 0) {
    return(1);
  }
  rawData = SDDS_dataset->parameter[index];
  switch (type) {
  case SDDS_LONGDOUBLE:
    *((long double *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_DOUBLE:
    *((double *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_FLOAT:
    *((float *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG:
    *((int32_t *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG:
    *((uint32_t *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_LONG64:
    *((int64_t *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_ULONG64:
    *((uint64_t *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_SHORT:
    *((short *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  case SDDS_USHORT:
    *((unsigned short *)rawData) *= factor;
    break;
  }
  return(1);
}

SDDS_SetRowFlags()

int32_t SDDS_SetRowFlags	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int32_t	row_flag_value )

Sets the acceptance flags for all rows in the current data table of a data set.

This function initializes the acceptance flags for each row in the data table. A non-zero flag indicates that the row is "of interest" and should be considered in subsequent operations, while a zero flag marks the row for rejection.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the data set.
row_flag_value	Integer value to assign to all row flags. Non-zero value: Marks rows as accepted ("of interest"). Zero value: Marks rows as rejected.

Returns

• 1 on successful update of row flags.
• 0 on failure, with an error message recorded.

Note

This function overwrites any existing row flags with the specified row_flag_value.

See also

SDDS_GetRowFlag, SDDS_GetRowFlags

Definition at line 46 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                             {
  /*  int32_t i; */
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetRowFlags"))
    return (0);
  if (!SDDS_SetMemory(SDDS_dataset->row_flag, SDDS_dataset->n_rows_allocated, SDDS_LONG, (int32_t)row_flag_value, (int32_t)0)) {
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to set row flags--memory filling failed (SDDS_SetRowFlags)");
    return (0);
  }
  return (1);
}

SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest()

int64_t SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		char *	selection_column,
		int32_t	mode,
			... )

Sets the rows of interest in an SDDS dataset based on various selection criteria.

This function marks rows in the provided SDDS dataset as "of interest" based on the specified selection criteria. It supports multiple selection modes, allowing users to specify rows by an array of names, a single string containing multiple names, a variadic list of names, or by matching a specific string with logical operations.

Calling Modes:

• SDDS_NAME_ARRAY: Specify an array of names.

  SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest(&SDDS_dataset, selection_column, SDDS_NAME_ARRAY, int32_t n_entries, char **name);

• SDDS_NAMES_STRING: Provide a single string containing multiple names separated by delimiters.

  SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest(&SDDS_dataset, selection_column, SDDS_NAMES_STRING, char *names);

• SDDS_NAME_STRINGS: Pass multiple name strings, terminated by NULL.

  SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest(&SDDS_dataset, selection_column, SDDS_NAME_STRINGS, char *name1, char *name2, ..., NULL);

• SDDS_MATCH_STRING: Match rows based on a single string and logical operations.

  SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest(&SDDS_dataset, selection_column, SDDS_MATCH_STRING, char *name, int32_t logic_mode);

Additionally, each of these modes has a case-insensitive variant prefixed with SDDS_CI_ (e.g., SDDS_CI_NAME_ARRAY).

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
selection_column	A null-terminated string specifying the name of the column used for row selection. This column must be of string type.
mode	An integer representing the selection mode. Supported modes include: SDDS_NAME_ARRAY SDDS_NAMES_STRING SDDS_NAME_STRINGS SDDS_MATCH_STRING SDDS_CI_NAME_ARRAY SDDS_CI_NAMES_STRING SDDS_CI_NAME_STRINGS SDDS_CI_MATCH_STRING
...	Variable arguments corresponding to the selected mode: SDDS_NAME_ARRAY and SDDS_CI_NAME_ARRAY: int32_t n_entries: Number of names. char **name: Array of name strings. SDDS_NAMES_STRING and SDDS_CI_NAMES_STRING: char *names: Single string containing multiple names separated by delimiters. SDDS_NAME_STRINGS and SDDS_CI_NAME_STRINGS: char *name1, char *name2, ..., NULL: Multiple name strings terminated by NULL. SDDS_MATCH_STRING and SDDS_CI_MATCH_STRING: char *name: String to match. int32_t logic_mode: Logical operation mode.

Returns

On success, returns the number of rows marked as "of interest". On failure, returns -1 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

-1	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, unrecognized selection column, memory allocation failure, unknown mode).
Non-negative	Integer representing the count of rows marked as "of interest".

Note

• The caller must ensure that the selection_column exists and is of string type in the dataset.
• For modes that allocate memory internally (e.g., SDDS_NAMES_STRING), the function handles memory management internally.

See also

SDDS_MatchRowsOfInterest, SDDS_FilterRowsOfInterest, SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows

Definition at line 3324 of file SDDS_extract.c.

{
  va_list argptr;
  int32_t retval, type, index, n_names;
  int64_t i, j;
  char **name, *string, *match_string, *ptr;
  int32_t local_memory; /* (0,1,2) --> (none, pointer array, pointer array + strings) locally allocated */
  char buffer[SDDS_MAXLINE];
  int32_t logic, caseSensitive;
  int64_t count;
 
  name = NULL;
  n_names = local_memory = logic = 0;
 
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest"))
    return (-1);
  va_start(argptr, mode);
  retval = 1;
  caseSensitive = 1;
  match_string = NULL;
  switch (mode) {
  case SDDS_CI_NAME_ARRAY:
    caseSensitive = 0;
  case SDDS_NAME_ARRAY:
    local_memory = 0;
    n_names = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
    name = va_arg(argptr, char **);
    break;
  case SDDS_CI_NAMES_STRING:
    caseSensitive = 0;
  case SDDS_NAMES_STRING:
    local_memory = 2;
    n_names = 0;
    name = NULL;
    ptr = va_arg(argptr, char *);
    SDDS_CopyString(&string, ptr);
    while (SDDS_GetToken(string, buffer, SDDS_MAXLINE) > 0) {
      if (!(name = SDDS_Realloc(name, sizeof(*name) * (n_names + 1))) || !SDDS_CopyString(name + n_names, buffer)) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--memory allocation failure (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
        retval = -1;
        break;
      }
      n_names++;
    }
    free(string);
    break;
  case SDDS_CI_NAME_STRINGS:
    caseSensitive = 0;
  case SDDS_NAME_STRINGS:
    local_memory = 1;
    n_names = 0;
    name = NULL;
    while ((string = va_arg(argptr, char *))) {
      if (!(name = SDDS_Realloc(name, sizeof(*name) * (n_names + 1)))) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--memory allocation failure (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
        retval = -1;
        break;
      }
      name[n_names++] = string;
    }
    break;
  case SDDS_CI_MATCH_STRING:
    caseSensitive = 0;
  case SDDS_MATCH_STRING:
    local_memory = 0;
    n_names = 1;
    if ((string = va_arg(argptr, char *)))
      match_string = expand_ranges(string);
    logic = va_arg(argptr, int32_t);
    if (logic & SDDS_NOCASE_COMPARE)
      caseSensitive = 0;
    break;
  default:
    SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--unknown mode (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
    retval = -1;
    break;
  }
 
  va_end(argptr);
  if (retval != 1)
    return (-1);
 
  if (mode != SDDS_MATCH_STRING && mode != SDDS_CI_MATCH_STRING) {
    int (*stringCompare)(const char *s1, const char *s2);
    if (caseSensitive)
      stringCompare = strcmp;
    else
      stringCompare = strcmp_ci;
    if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, selection_column)) < 0) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--unrecognized selection column name (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) != SDDS_STRING) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--selection column is not string type (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    if (n_names == 0) {
      SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--no names in call (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
      return (-1);
    }
    for (j = 0; j < n_names; j++) {
      for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++) {
        if ((*stringCompare)(*((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i), name[j]) == 0)
          SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = 1;
      }
    }
  } else {
    if (selection_column) {
      int (*wildMatch)(char *string, char *template);
      if (caseSensitive)
        wildMatch = wild_match;
      else
        wildMatch = wild_match_ci;
      if (!match_string) {
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--no matching string given (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
        return (-1);
      }
      if ((index = SDDS_GetColumnIndex(SDDS_dataset, selection_column)) < 0) {
        free(match_string);
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to process row selection--unrecognized selection column name (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
        return (-1);
      }
      if ((type = SDDS_GetColumnType(SDDS_dataset, index)) != SDDS_STRING) {
        free(match_string);
        SDDS_SetError("Unable to select rows--selection column is not string type (SDDS_SetRowsOfInterest)");
        return (-1);
      }
      for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], (*wildMatch)(*((char **)SDDS_dataset->data[index] + i), match_string), logic);
    } else {
      for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++)
        SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i] = SDDS_Logic(SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i], 0, logic & ~(SDDS_AND | SDDS_OR));
    }
  }
 
  if (local_memory == 2) {
    for (i = 0; i < n_names; i++)
      free(name[i]);
  }
  if (match_string)
    free(match_string);
  if (local_memory >= 1)
    free(name);
 
  for (i = count = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->n_rows; i++)
    if (SDDS_dataset->row_flag[i])
      count++;
  return (count);
}

SDDS_TransferRow()

int32_t SDDS_TransferRow	(	SDDS_DATASET *	SDDS_dataset,
		int64_t	target,
		int64_t	source )

Transfers data from a source row to a target row within an SDDS dataset.

This function copies all column data from the specified source row to the target row in the provided SDDS dataset. It handles both string and non-string data types appropriately, ensuring that memory is managed correctly for string entries.

Parameters

SDDS_dataset	Pointer to the SDDS_DATASET structure representing the dataset.
target	The index of the target row where data will be copied to.
source	The index of the source row from which data will be copied.

Returns

On success, returns 1. On failure, returns 0 and sets an appropriate error message.

Return values

1	Indicates that the row transfer was successful.
0	Indicates that an error occurred (e.g., invalid dataset, out-of-range indices, memory allocation failure, string copy failure).

Note

• Both target and source must be valid row indices within the dataset.
• The function does not allocate or deallocate rows; it only copies data between existing rows.

See also

SDDS_DeleteUnsetRows, SDDS_CopyColumn

Definition at line 3802 of file SDDS_extract.c.

                                                                                     {
  int32_t size;
  int64_t i;
  if (!SDDS_CheckDataset(SDDS_dataset, "SDDS_TransferRow"))
    return (0);
  for (i = 0; i < SDDS_dataset->layout.n_columns; i++) {
    if (SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].type != SDDS_STRING) {
      size = SDDS_type_size[SDDS_dataset->layout.column_definition[i].type - 1];
      memcpy((char *)SDDS_dataset->data[i] + target * size, (char *)SDDS_dataset->data[i] + source * size, size);
    } else {
      if (((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[i][target])
        free(((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[i][target]);
      ((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[i][target] = NULL;
      if (!SDDS_CopyString(((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[i] + target, ((char ***)SDDS_dataset->data)[i][source]))
        return ((int32_t)0);
    }
  }
  return (1);
}