res_levis_API/lib/python3.6/site-packages/pysam/include/bcftools/regidx.h

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    Author: Petr Danecek <pd3@sanger.ac.uk>

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/*
    Region indexing with an optional payload.

    Example of usage:

        // Init the parser and print regions. In this example the payload is a
        // pointer to a string. For the description of parse_custom and
        // free_custom functions, see regidx_parse_f and regidx_free_f below,
        // and for working example see test/test-regidx.c.
        regidx_t *idx = regidx_init(in_fname,parse_custom,free_custom,sizeof(char*),NULL);

        // Query overlap with chr:beg-end (beg,end are 1-based coordinates)
        regitr_t *itr = regitr_init(idx);
        if ( regidx_overlap(idx, chr,beg-1,end-1, itr) ) printf("There is an overlap!\n");

        while ( regitr_overlap(itr) )
        {
            printf("[%d,%d] overlaps with [%d,%d], payload=%s\n", beg,end, 
                itr->beg+1, itr->end+1, regitr_payload(itr,char*));
        }

        regidx_destroy(idx);
        regitr_destroy(itr);


    Another example, loop over all regions:
        
        regidx_t *idx = regidx_init(in_fname,NULL,NULL,0,NULL);
        regitr_t *itr = regitr_init(idx);

        while ( regitr_loop(itr) )
            printf("chr=%s  beg=%d  end=%d\n", itr->seq, itr->beg+1, itr->end+1);

        regidx_destroy(idx);
        regitr_destroy(itr);
*/

#ifndef __REGIDX_H__
#define __REGIDX_H__

#include <stdio.h>
#include <inttypes.h>

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

#define REGIDX_MAX 2147483646       // maximum regidx coordinate (0-based)

typedef struct _regidx_t regidx_t;
typedef struct
{
    uint32_t beg,end;
    void *payload;
    char *seq;
    void *itr;
}
regitr_t;

#define regitr_payload(itr,type_t) (*((type_t*)(itr)->payload))

/*
 *  regidx_parse_f - Function to parse one input line, such as regidx_parse_bed
 *  or regidx_parse_tab below. The function is expected to set `chr_from` and
 *  `chr_to` to point to first and last character of chromosome name and set
 *  coordinates `beg` and `end` (0-based, inclusive). If regidx_init() was
 *  called with non-zero payload_size, the `payload` points to a memory
 *  location of the payload_size and `usr` is the data passed to regidx_init().
 *  Any memory allocated by the function will be freed by regidx_free_f called
 *  by regidx_destroy().
 *
 *  Return value: 0 on success, -1 to skip a record, -2 on fatal error.
 */
typedef int  (*regidx_parse_f)(const char *line, char **chr_beg, char **chr_end, uint32_t *beg, uint32_t *end, void *payload, void *usr);
typedef void (*regidx_free_f)(void *payload);

/*
 *  A note about the parsers: 
 *      - leading spaces are ignored
 *      - lines starting with "#" are ignored
 */
int regidx_parse_bed(const char*,char**,char**,uint32_t*,uint32_t*,void*,void*);   // CHROM or whitespace-sepatated CHROM,FROM,TO (0-based,right-open)
int regidx_parse_tab(const char*,char**,char**,uint32_t*,uint32_t*,void*,void*);   // CHROM or whitespace-separated CHROM,POS (1-based, inclusive)
int regidx_parse_reg(const char*,char**,char**,uint32_t*,uint32_t*,void*,void*);   // CHROM, CHROM:POS, CHROM:FROM-TO, CHROM:FROM- (1-based, inclusive)
int regidx_parse_vcf(const char*,char**,char**,uint32_t*,uint32_t*,void*,void*);

/*
 *  regidx_init() - creates new index
 *  regidx_init_string() - creates new index, from a string rather than from a file
 *
 *  @param fname:  input file name or NULL if regions will be added one-by-one via regidx_insert()
 *  @param parsef: regidx_parse_bed, regidx_parse_tab or see description of regidx_parse_f. If NULL,
 *                 the format will be autodected, currently either regidx_parse_tab (the default) or
 *                 regidx_parse_bed (file must be named 'bed' or 'bed.gz') will be used. Note that
 *                 the exact autodetection algorithm will change.
 *  @param freef:  NULL or see description of regidx_parse_f
 *  @param payload_size: 0 with regidx_parse_bed, regidx_parse_tab or see regidx_parse_f
 *  @param usr:    optional user data passed to regidx_parse_f
 *
 *  Returns index on success or NULL on error.
 */
regidx_t *regidx_init(const char *fname, regidx_parse_f parsef, regidx_free_f freef, size_t payload_size, void *usr);
regidx_t *regidx_init_string(const char *string, regidx_parse_f parsef, regidx_free_f freef, size_t payload_size, void *usr);

/*
 *  regidx_destroy() - free memory allocated by regidx_init
 */
void regidx_destroy(regidx_t *idx);

/*
 *  regidx_overlap() - check overlap of the location chr:from-to with regions
 *  @param beg,end:     0-based start, end coordinate (inclusive)
 *  @param itr:         pointer to iterator, can be NULL if regidx_loop not needed
 *
 *  Returns 0 if there is no overlap or 1 if overlap is found. The overlapping
 *  regions can be iterated as shown in the example above.
 */
int regidx_overlap(regidx_t *idx, const char *chr, uint32_t beg, uint32_t end, regitr_t *itr);

/*
 *  regidx_insert() - add a new region. 
 *  regidx_insert_list() - add new regions from a list
 *  regidx_push() - low level insertion of a new region
 *
 *  Returns 0 on success or -1 on error.
 */
int regidx_insert(regidx_t *idx, char *line);
int regidx_insert_list(regidx_t *idx, char *line, char delim);
int regidx_push(regidx_t *idx, char *chr_beg, char *chr_end, uint32_t beg, uint32_t end, void *payload);

/*
 *  regidx_seq_names() - return list of all sequence names
 */
char **regidx_seq_names(regidx_t *idx, int *n);

/*
 *  regidx_seq_nregs() - number of regions
 *  regidx_nregs()  - total number of regions
 */
int regidx_seq_nregs(regidx_t *idx, const char *seq);
int regidx_nregs(regidx_t *idx);

/*
 *  regitr_init() - initialize an iterator. The idx parameter is required only
 *                  with regitr_loop. If only regitr_overlap is called, NULL
 *                  can be given.
 *
 *  regitr_reset() - initialize an iterator for a repeated regitr_loop cycle.
 *                  Not required with regitr_overlap.
 */
regitr_t *regitr_init(regidx_t *idx);
void regitr_destroy(regitr_t *itr);
void regitr_reset(regidx_t *idx, regitr_t *itr);

/*
 *  regitr_overlap() - next overlapping region
 *  Returns 0 when done or 1 when itr is set to next region
 */
int regitr_overlap(regitr_t *itr);

/*
 *  regitr_loop() - loop over all regions
 *  Returns 0 when done or 1 when itr is set to next region
 */
int regitr_loop(regitr_t *itr);

/*
 *  regitr_copy() - create a copy of an iterator for a repeated iteration with regitr_loop
 */
void regitr_copy(regitr_t *dst, regitr_t *src);

#ifdef __cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif