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#===== generate_all_benchmarks (WIP) =====
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#'@description Collector function to generate benchmarks from all .prj files in
#' a directory
#'@param path Optional: A path to a benchmark directory to generate scripts
#' from (defaults to 'extdata/benchmarks' package folder)
#'@param dest_dir Optional: The directory to write the scripts to
#' (defaults to 'extdata/benchmark_scripts' package folder)
generate_all_benchmarks <- function(path = "extdata/benchmarks/",
dest_dir = "extdata/benchmark_scripts/"){
prj_files <- list.files(path = path, pattern = "\\.prj$", recursive = TRUE)
for(i in seq_len(length(prj_files))){
prj_file <- paste0(path, prj_files[[i]])
skip_to_next <- FALSE
out<- tryCatch(
{
xml2::read_xml(prj_file, encoding="ISO-8859-1")
},
error = function(cond){
skip_to_next <<- TRUE
}
)
if(skip_to_next){
next
}
generate_benchmark_script(prj_file, dest_dir)
}
}
#===== generate_benchmark_script =====
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#'generate_benchmark_script
#'@description Generates a benchmark script from an existing .prj file.
#'@param prj_path The path to the project file the script will be based on
#'@param dest_dir Optional: The directory to write the script to
#'@export
generate_benchmark_script <- function(prj_path,
dest_dir = "extdata/benchmark_scripts/") {
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assertthat::assert_that(assertthat::is.string(prj_path))
assertthat::assert_that(assertthat::is.string(dest_dir))
#Construct an object from a benchmark and then reverse engineer the call
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ogs6_obj <- OGS6$new(sim_name = "",
sim_id = 1,
sim_path = "",
ogs_bin_path = "",
test_mode = TRUE)
read_in_prj(ogs6_obj, prj_path)
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sim_name <- tools::file_path_sans_ext(basename(prj_path))
script_str <- paste0("library(r2ogs6)\n\n",
"ogs6_obj <- OGS6$new(sim_name = \"",
sim_name, "\",\n",
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"sim_id = 1,\n",
"sim_path = \"your_sim_path\",\n",
"ogs_bin_path = \"your_bin_path\")\n\n\n")
for(i in seq_len(length(impl_classes))){
get_component_call <- paste0("ogs6_obj$", names(impl_classes)[[i]])
ogs6_component <- eval(parse(text = get_component_call))
#If benchmark doesn't have components of specified name, skip
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if(is.null(ogs6_component) || length(ogs6_component) == 0){
next
}
#If objects are not in wrapper list, wrap them up for seq_along()
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if(any(grepl("r2ogs6_", class(ogs6_component), fixed = TRUE))){
ogs6_component <- list(ogs6_component)
}
for(j in seq_along(ogs6_component)){
add_call_str <- paste0(construct_add_call(ogs6_component[[j]]),
"\n\n")
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script_str <- paste0(script_str, add_call_str)
}
}
script_str <- paste0(script_str, "run_simulation(ogs6_obj)\n")
#If no destination file was defined, print output to console
if(dest_dir != ""){
if(!dir.exists(dest_dir)){
dir.create(dest_dir, showWarnings = FALSE)
}
cat(script_str, file = paste0(dest_dir, sim_name, ".R"))
}else{
cat(script_str)
}
return(invisible(script_str))
}
#'construct_add_call
#'@description Constructs a call based on an OGS6 component. This is a
#' recursive function, handle with care.
#'@param object An object (numeric, character, list, NULL, or r2ogs6 class
#' object)
#'@param nested_call Optional: For recursion purposes, you should leave this as
#' it is.
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#'@return A string representing the code with which the component would be added
#' to an OGS6 object
construct_add_call <- function(object, nested_call = FALSE) {
#For values of type numeric or character, dput will give us usable output
if(is.character(object) ||
is.numeric(object)){
ret_str <- paste(utils::capture.output(dput(object)), collapse="\n")
return(invisible(ret_str))
}
#For NULL values we return "NULL" as string
if(is.null(object)){
return("NULL")
}
#For r2ogs6 objects we need to use recursion
if(any(grepl("r2ogs6_", class(object), fixed = TRUE))){
class_name <- class(object)
tag_name <- paste(utils::tail(unlist(strsplit(class_name, "_")), -1),
collapse = "_")
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#Grab constructor since the helper might have coercable parameters
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param_names <- names(as.list(formals(paste0("new_", class_name))))
param_strs <- list()
for(i in seq_len(length(param_names))){
get_param_call <- paste0("object$", param_names[[i]])
param <- eval(parse(text = get_param_call))
param_str <- construct_add_call(param, TRUE)
param_strs <- c(param_strs, list(param_str))
}
content_str <- paste(param_names,
param_strs,
sep = " = ",
collapse = ",\n")
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#If call is nested, it's a subclass object without OGS6$add_* function
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if(nested_call){
ret_str <- paste0(class_name, "(", content_str, ")")
ret_str <- delete_nulls_from_str(ret_str)
ret_str <- delete_keywords_from_str(ret_str)
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return(invisible(ret_str))
}
ret_str <- paste0("ogs6_obj$add_",
tag_name,
"(", class_name, "(", content_str, "))\n")
ret_str <- delete_nulls_from_str(ret_str)
ret_str <- delete_keywords_from_str(ret_str)
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return(invisible(ret_str))
}
#For tibbles we don't need recursion, but they still require extra handling
if("tbl_df" %in% class(object)){
tib_str <- paste(names(object), object, sep = " = ", collapse = ",\n")
ret_str <- paste0("tibble::tibble(", tib_str, ")")
return(invisible(ret_str))
}
#Positioning is important here - r2ogs6 objects are built on top of lists!
#If is.list is checked before class, results will not be as intended!
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#For lists we need to use recursion
if(is.list(object)){
element_strs <- lapply(object, function(x){construct_add_call(x, TRUE)})
if(is.null(names(object)) ||
rlist::list.any(names(object) == "")){
content_str <- paste(element_strs, collapse = ",\n")
}else{
content_str <- paste(names(object),
element_strs,
sep = " = ",
collapse = ",\n")
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}
ret_str <- paste0("list(", content_str, ")")
return(invisible(ret_str))
}
}
#'delete_nulls_from_str
#'@description Utility function to delete "param_name = NULL" from a string,
#' this isn't necessary for functionality of generate_benchmark_script but will
#' make generated scripts way more readable.
delete_nulls_from_str <- function(string){
#For single line calls
#Match in beginning of call
string <- stringr::str_remove_all(string, "[\\w_]* = NULL, ")
#Match in middle or at end of call
string <- stringr::str_remove_all(string, ", [\\w_]* = NULL")
#For multi line calls
#Match in beginning of call
string <- stringr::str_remove_all(string, "[\\w_]* = NULL,\n")
#Match in middle or at end of call
string <- stringr::str_remove_all(string, ",\n[\\w_]* = NULL")
return(invisible(string))
}
#'delete_keywords_from_str
#'@description Utility function to delete keywords from a string,
#' this important because there is a <repeat> tag in <time_loop> and
#' "repeat" is a reserved word in R (extend this function if you find more
#' reserved words)
#'@param string string
delete_keywords_from_str <- function(string){
string <- stringr::str_remove_all(string, "repeat = ")
return(invisible(string))
}