bufrdeco_print.c File Reference

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#include "bufrdeco.h"

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Functions
int	sprint_sec0_info (char *target, size_t lmax, struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec0. More...
int	print_sec0_info (struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec0. More...
int	sprint_sec1_info (char *target, size_t lmax, struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec1. More...
int	print_sec1_info (struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec1. More...
int	sprint_sec3_info (char *target, size_t lmax, struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec3. More...
int	print_sec3_info (struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec3. More...
int	sprint_sec4_info (char *target, size_t lmax, struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec4. More...
int	print_sec4_info (struct bufrdeco *b)
	Prints info from sec3. More...
int	bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive (FILE *f, struct bufrdeco *b, struct bufr_sequence *seq)
	Print a tree of descriptors to a file in a recursive way. More...
int	bufrdeco_fprint_tree (FILE *f, struct bufrdeco *b)
	Print a tree of descriptors. More...
int	bufrdeco_print_tree (struct bufrdeco *b)
	Print a tree of descriptors. More...
int	bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file (FILE *f, struct bufr_atom_data *a)
	print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to a file already open by caller More...
int	bufrdeco_print_atom_data_stdout (struct bufr_atom_data *a)
	print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to stdout More...
char *	bufrdeco_print_atom_data (char *target, size_t lmax, struct bufr_atom_data *a)
	print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to a string More...
int	bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data (FILE *f, struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data *s)
int	bufrdeco_print_subset_sequence_data (struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data *s)
	Prints a struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data. More...
int	fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref (FILE *f, struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref *r)
	prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref More...
int	print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref (struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref *r)
	prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref More...
int	print_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references (struct bufrdeco_compressed_data_references *r)
	prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_references More...
int	fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references (FILE *f, struct bufrdeco_compressed_data_references *r)

Detailed Description

file with the code to print data or any output from library decobufr

Definition in file bufrdeco_print.c.

Function Documentation

bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data()

int bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data *	s
	)

Definition at line 520 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t i;
  char aux[1024];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && s != NULL);
 
  for ( i = 0; i < s->nd ; i++ )
    {
      if ( i && s->sequence[i].seq != s->sequence[i - 1].seq )
        fprintf ( f, "\n" );
 
      fprintf ( f, "%5lu:  %s\n", i, bufrdeco_print_atom_data ( aux, sizeof ( aux ), &s->sequence[i] ) );
    }
  return 0;
 
}

References bufrdeco_assert, bufrdeco_print_atom_data(), bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data::nd, bufr_atom_data::seq, and bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data::sequence.

Referenced by bufrdeco_print_subset_sequence_data().

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bufrdeco_fprint_tree()

int bufrdeco_fprint_tree	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufrdeco *	b
	)

Print a tree of descriptors.

Parameters

f	Pointer to file opened by caller
b	pointer to a basic container struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 360 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && b != NULL );
 
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    fprintf ( f, "<pre>\n" );
  bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive ( f, b, NULL );
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    fprintf ( f, "</pre>\n" );
  else
    fprintf ( f, "\n" );
  return 0;
};

References bufrdeco_assert, bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive(), BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, and bufrdeco::mask.

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bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive()

int bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufrdeco *	b,
		struct bufr_sequence *	seq
	)

Print a tree of descriptors to a file in a recursive way.

Parameters

f	Pointer to file opened by caller
b	pointer to the basic container struct bufrdeco
seq	pointer to the struct bufr_sequence to print

Returns

If succeded return 0, else return 1

Definition at line 259 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  buf_t i, j, k;
  struct bufr_sequence *l;
  char explanation[256];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && b != NULL );
 
  if ( seq == NULL )
    {
      l = & ( b->tree->seq[0] );
    }
  else
    {
      l = seq;
    }
 
  for ( i = 0; i < l->ndesc; i++ )
    {
      // we search for descriptors with f == 3
 
      for ( j = 0; j < l->level; j++ )
        {
          fprintf ( f, "        |" );
        }
      fprintf ( f,  "%u %02u %03u", l->lseq[i].f, l->lseq[i].x,l->lseq[i].y );
 
      if ( l->lseq[i].f != 3 )
        {
          if ( l->lseq[i].f == 0 )
            {
              if ( bufr_find_tableB_index ( &k, & ( b->tables->b ), l->lseq[i].c ) )
                fprintf ( f, "\n" );
              else
                {
                  fprintf ( f, ":" );
                  if ( l->replicated[i] )
                    {
                      //fprintf ( f, " " );
                      for ( j = 0; j < l->replicated[i] ; j++ )
                        fprintf ( f, "*" );
                    }
                  if ( is_a_delayed_descriptor ( & l->lseq[i] ) ||
                       is_a_short_delayed_descriptor ( & l->lseq[i] ) )
                    fprintf ( f, "* %s\n", b->tables->b.item[k].name );
                  else
                    fprintf ( f, " %s\n", b->tables->b.item[k].name );
                }
            }
          else if ( l->lseq[i].f == 2 )
            {
              fprintf ( f, ": %s\n", bufrdeco_get_f2_descriptor_explanation ( explanation, sizeof ( explanation ), & ( l->lseq[i] ) ) );
            }
          else if ( l->lseq[i].f == 1 )
            {
              if ( l->lseq[i].y == 0 )
                {
                  if ( l->lseq[i].x == 1 )
                    fprintf ( f, ":* Replicator for %d descriptor after next delayed descriptor which set the number of replications.\n", l->lseq[i].x );
                  else
                    fprintf ( f, ":* Replicator for %d descriptors after next delayed descriptor which set the number of replications.\n", l->lseq[i].x );
                }
              else
                {
                  if ( l->lseq[i].x == 1 )
                    fprintf ( f, ":* Replicator for next descriptor %d times\n", l->lseq[i].y );
                  else
                    fprintf ( f, ":* Replicator for next %d descriptors %d times\n", l->lseq[i].x, l->lseq[i].y );
                }
            }
          else
            fprintf ( f, "\n" );
          continue;
        }
 
      // we then recursively parse the son
      if ( l->replicated[i] )
        {
          fprintf ( f, ":" );
          for ( j = 0; j < l->replicated[i] ; j++ )
            fprintf ( f, "*" );
        }
 
      fprintf ( f, "-> %s\n", l->sons[i]->name );
      if ( bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive ( f, b, l->sons[i] ) )
        {
          return 1;
        }
 
    }
 
  return 0;
}

References bufr_tables::b, bufr_find_tableB_index(), bufrdeco_assert, bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive(), bufrdeco_get_f2_descriptor_explanation(), bufr_descriptor::c, bufr_descriptor::f, is_a_delayed_descriptor(), is_a_short_delayed_descriptor(), bufr_tableB::item, bufr_sequence::level, bufr_sequence::lseq, bufr_sequence::name, bufr_tableB_decoded_item::name, bufr_sequence::ndesc, bufr_sequence::replicated, bufrdeco_expanded_tree::seq, bufr_sequence::sons, bufrdeco::tables, bufrdeco::tree, bufr_descriptor::x, and bufr_descriptor::y.

Referenced by bufrdeco_fprint_tree(), bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive(), and bufrdeco_print_tree().

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bufrdeco_print_atom_data()

char * bufrdeco_print_atom_data	(	char *	target,
		size_t	lmax,
		struct bufr_atom_data *	a
	)

print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to a string

Parameters

target	string where to print the result
lmax	size of allocated string target
a	pointer to struct ref bufr_atom_data with data to print

Returns

a pointer to result string

Definition at line 433 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char aux[256];
  size_t used = 0;
  size_t nlimit, climit;
  
  bufrdeco_assert ( a != NULL && target != NULL );
 
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%u %02u %03u ", a->desc.f, a->desc.x, a->desc.y );
  strcpy_safe ( aux, a->name );
  aux[64] = '\0';
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%-64s ", aux );
  strcpy_safe ( aux, a->unit );
  aux[20] = '\0';
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%-20s", aux );
  if ( a->mask & DESCRIPTOR_VALUE_MISSING )
    {
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%17s", "MISSING" );
    }
  else
    {
      if ( a->mask & DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_STRING_VALUE )
        {
          strcpy_safe ( aux, a->cval );
          aux[64] = '\0';
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "                  " );
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%s", aux );
        }
      else if ( a->mask & DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_CODE_TABLE_STRING
                || strstr ( a->unit, "CODE TABLE" ) == a->unit
                || strstr ( a->unit, "Code table" ) == a->unit )
        {
          strcpy_safe ( aux, a->ctable );
          aux[64] = '\0';
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%17u ", ( uint32_t ) a->val );
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%s", aux );
        }
      else if ( a->mask & DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_FLAG_TABLE_STRING )
        {
          strcpy_safe ( aux, a->ctable );
          aux[64] = '\0';
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "       0x%08X ", ( uint32_t ) a->val );
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%s", aux );
        }
      else
        {
          used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "%s ", get_formatted_value_from_escale ( aux, sizeof ( aux ), a->escale, a->val ) );
        }
 
    }
 
  // Now print remaining chars in a->name or a->ctable
  nlimit = 64;
  climit = 64;
  while ( ( strlen ( a->name ) > nlimit && nlimit < BUFR_TABLEB_NAME_LENGTH ) ||
          ( strlen ( a->ctable ) > climit && climit < BUFR_EXPLAINED_LENGTH ) )
    {
      aux[0] = 0;
      if ( strlen ( a->name ) > nlimit && nlimit < BUFR_TABLEB_NAME_LENGTH )
        strncpy ( aux, a->name + nlimit, 64 );
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "\n                 %-64s", aux );
      aux[0] = 0;
      if ( strlen ( a->ctable ) > climit && climit < BUFR_EXPLAINED_LENGTH )
        strncpy ( aux, a->ctable + climit, 64 );
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "                                       %s", aux );
      nlimit += 64;
      climit += 64;
    }
 
  if ( a->is_bitmaped_by != 0 )
    used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, " *IS BITMAPED BY #%u*", a->is_bitmaped_by );
 
  if ( a->bitmap_to != 0 )
    used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, " *BITMAP TO #%u*", a->bitmap_to );
 
  if ( a->related_to != 0 )
    used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, " *RELATED TO #%u*", a->related_to );
 
  return target;
}

References bufr_atom_data::bitmap_to, BUFR_EXPLAINED_LENGTH, BUFR_TABLEB_NAME_LENGTH, bufrdeco_assert, bufr_atom_data::ctable, bufr_atom_data::cval, bufr_atom_data::desc, DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_CODE_TABLE_STRING, DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_FLAG_TABLE_STRING, DESCRIPTOR_HAVE_STRING_VALUE, DESCRIPTOR_VALUE_MISSING, bufr_atom_data::escale, bufr_descriptor::f, get_formatted_value_from_escale(), bufr_atom_data::is_bitmaped_by, bufr_atom_data::mask, bufr_atom_data::name, bufr_atom_data::related_to, strcpy_safe, bufr_atom_data::unit, bufr_atom_data::val, bufr_descriptor::x, and bufr_descriptor::y.

Referenced by bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data(), and bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file().

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bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file()

int bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufr_atom_data *	a
	)

print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to a file already open by caller

Parameters

f	Pointer to file opened by caller
a	pointer to struct ref bufr_atom_data with data to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 403 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char aux[1024];
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && a != NULL );
 
  bufrdeco_print_atom_data ( aux, sizeof ( aux ), a );
  fprintf ( f,  "%s\n",aux );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and bufrdeco_print_atom_data().

Referenced by bufrdeco_print_atom_data_stdout().

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bufrdeco_print_atom_data_stdout()

int bufrdeco_print_atom_data_stdout

(

struct bufr_atom_data *

a

)

print the data in a struct bufr_atom_data to stdout

Parameters

a	pointer to struct ref bufr_atom_data with data to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 419 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  return bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file ( stdout, a );
}

References bufrdeco_print_atom_data_file().

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bufrdeco_print_subset_sequence_data()

int bufrdeco_print_subset_sequence_data

(

struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data *

s

)

Prints a struct bufrdeco_subset_sequence_data.

Parameters

s	pointer to the struct to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 545 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  bufrdeco_assert ( s != NULL );
  return bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data ( stdout, s );
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and bufrdeco_fprint_subset_sequence_data().

Referenced by main().

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bufrdeco_print_tree()

int bufrdeco_print_tree

(

struct bufrdeco *

b

)

Print a tree of descriptors.

Parameters

b	pointer to a basic container struct bufrdeco

Returns

The amount of bytes sent to out

Parameters

b	pointer to a basic container struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 381 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    printf ( "<pre>\n" );
  bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive ( stdout, b, NULL );
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    printf ( "</pre>\n" );
  else
    printf ( "\n" );
  return 0;
};

References bufrdeco_assert, bufrdeco_fprint_tree_recursive(), BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, and bufrdeco::mask.

Referenced by main().

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fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references()

int fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufrdeco_compressed_data_references *	r
	)

Definition at line 619 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t  i;
  
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && r != NULL);
 
  for ( i = 0; i < r->nd; i++ )
    fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref ( f, & r->refs[i] );
 
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref(), bufrdeco_compressed_data_references::nd, and bufrdeco_compressed_data_references::refs.

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fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref()

int fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref	(	FILE *	f,
		struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref *	r
	)

prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref

Parameters

f	pointer to a file opened by caller
r	pointer to the struct to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 558 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  bufrdeco_assert ( f != NULL && r != NULL );
  
  if ((r->mask & BUFRDECO_COMPRESSED_REF_DATA_DESCRIPTOR_BITMASK) == 0)
    return 0;
  
  fprintf ( f, "%s -> A=%u, D=%u, ",r->desc->c,r->is_associated,r->has_data );
  if ( r->cref0[0] == '\0' )
    {
      fprintf ( f, "bits=%2u, ref=%10d, escale=%3d,",  r->bits, r->ref, r->escale );
      fprintf ( f, " bit0=%10u, ref0=%10u, inc_bits=%2u ", r->bit0, r->ref0, r->inc_bits );
      fprintf ( f, "%s %s\n",r->name, r->unit );
    }
  else
    {
      fprintf ( f, "'%s', chars=%3u\n", r->cref0, r->inc_bits );
    }
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_compressed_ref::bit0, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::bits, bufrdeco_assert, BUFRDECO_COMPRESSED_REF_DATA_DESCRIPTOR_BITMASK, bufr_descriptor::c, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::cref0, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::desc, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::escale, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::has_data, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::inc_bits, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::is_associated, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::mask, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::name, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::ref, bufrdeco_compressed_ref::ref0, and bufrdeco_compressed_ref::unit.

Referenced by fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references(), and print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref().

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print_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references()

int print_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references

(

struct bufrdeco_compressed_data_references *

r

)

prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_references

Parameters

r	pointer to the struct to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0, 1 otherwise

It is used mainly in debug stage

Definition at line 600 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t  i;
  bufrdeco_assert ( r != NULL );
 
  for ( i = 0; i < r->nd; i++ )
    print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref ( & r->refs[i] );
 
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, bufrdeco_compressed_data_references::nd, print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref(), and bufrdeco_compressed_data_references::refs.

Referenced by main().

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print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref()

int print_bufrdeco_compressed_ref

(

struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref *

r

)

prints a struct bufrdeco_compressed_ref

Parameters

r	pointer to the struct to print

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 585 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  bufrdeco_assert ( r != NULL );
  
  return fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref ( stdout, r );
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and fprint_bufrdeco_compressed_ref().

Referenced by print_bufrdeco_compressed_data_references().

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print_sec0_info()

int print_sec0_info

(

struct bufrdeco *

b

)

Prints info from sec0.

Parameters

b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 62 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char caux[512];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  caux[0] = 0;
  sprint_sec0_info ( caux, 512, b );
  printf ( "%s", caux );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and sprint_sec0_info().

Referenced by main().

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print_sec1_info()

int print_sec1_info

(

struct bufrdeco *

b

)

Prints info from sec1.

Parameters

b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0, 1 otherwise

Definition at line 135 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char caux[2048];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  caux[0] = 0;
  sprint_sec1_info ( caux, 2048, b );
  printf ( "%s", caux );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and sprint_sec1_info().

Referenced by main().

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print_sec3_info()

int print_sec3_info

(

struct bufrdeco *

b

)

Prints info from sec3.

Parameters

b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 192 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char caux[8192];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  caux[0] = 0;
  sprint_sec3_info ( caux, 8192, b );
  printf ( "%s", caux );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and sprint_sec3_info().

Referenced by main().

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print_sec4_info()

int print_sec4_info

(

struct bufrdeco *

b

)

Prints info from sec3.

Parameters

b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0

Definition at line 239 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  char caux[8192];
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  caux[0] = 0;
  sprint_sec4_info ( caux, 8192, b );
  printf ( "%s", caux );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, and sprint_sec4_info().

Referenced by main().

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sprint_sec0_info()

int sprint_sec0_info	(	char *	target,
		size_t	lmax,
		struct bufrdeco *	b
	)

Prints info from sec0.

Parameters

target	string target
lmax	available size in target
b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0, otherwise 1

Definition at line 35 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t used = 0;
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  if ( lmax == 0 || target == NULL )
    {
      snprintf ( b->error, sizeof ( b->error ), "%s(): Unspected NULL argument(s)\n", __func__ );
      return 1;
    }
    
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    return sprint_sec0_info_html ( target, lmax, b );
 
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "#### SEC 0 INFO ###\n" );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Bufr length:           %5u\n", b->sec0.bufr_length );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Bufr edition:          %5u\n", b->sec0.edition );
  return 0;
}

References bufr_sec0::bufr_length, bufrdeco_assert, BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, bufr_sec0::edition, bufrdeco::error, bufrdeco::mask, bufrdeco::sec0, and sprint_sec0_info_html().

Referenced by print_sec0_info().

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sprint_sec1_info()

int sprint_sec1_info	(	char *	target,
		size_t	lmax,
		struct bufrdeco *	b
	)

Prints info from sec1.

Parameters

target	string target
lmax	available size in target
b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0, 1 otherwise

Definition at line 83 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t used = 0;
  
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
 
  if ( lmax == 0 || target == NULL )
    {
      snprintf ( b->error, sizeof ( b->error ), "%s(): Unspected NULL argument(s)\n", __func__ );
      return 1;
    }
 
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    return sprint_sec1_info_html ( target, lmax, b );
 
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "\n#### SEC 1 INFO ###\n" );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Sec1 length:           %5u\n", b->sec1.length );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Bufr master table:     %5u\n", b->sec1.master );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Centre:                %5u\n", b->sec1.centre );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Sub-Centre:            %5u\n", b->sec1.subcentre );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Update sequence:       %5u\n", b->sec1.update );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Options:               %5x\n", b->sec1.options );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Category:              %5u\n", b->sec1.category );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Subcategory:           %5u\n", b->sec1.subcategory );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Sub-category local:    %5u\n", b->sec1.subcategory_local );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Master table version:  %5u\n", b->sec1.master_version );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Master table local:    %5u\n", b->sec1.master_local );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Year:                  %5u\n", b->sec1.year );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Month:                 %5u\n", b->sec1.month );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Day:                   %5u\n", b->sec1.day );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Hour:                  %5u\n", b->sec1.hour );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Minute:                %5u\n", b->sec1.minute );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Second:                %5u\n", b->sec1.second );
  if ( b->sec0.edition == 3 )
    used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Aditional space:       %5u\n", b->sec1.length - 17 );
  else
    used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Aditional space:       %5u\n", b->sec1.length - 22 );
  if ( b->tables->b.path[0] )
    {
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Tables used: '%s'\n", b->tables->b.path );
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "             '%s'\n", b->tables->c.path );
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "             '%s'\n", b->tables->d.path );
    }
  return 0;
}

References bufr_tables::b, bufrdeco_assert, BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, bufr_tables::c, bufr_sec1::category, bufr_sec1::centre, bufr_tables::d, bufr_sec1::day, bufr_sec0::edition, bufrdeco::error, bufr_sec1::hour, bufr_sec1::length, bufrdeco::mask, bufr_sec1::master, bufr_sec1::master_local, bufr_sec1::master_version, bufr_sec1::minute, bufr_sec1::month, bufr_sec1::options, bufr_tableB::path, bufr_tableC::path, bufr_tableD::path, bufrdeco::sec0, bufrdeco::sec1, bufr_sec1::second, sprint_sec1_info_html(), bufr_sec1::subcategory, bufr_sec1::subcategory_local, bufr_sec1::subcentre, bufrdeco::tables, bufr_sec1::update, and bufr_sec1::year.

Referenced by print_sec1_info().

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sprint_sec3_info()

int sprint_sec3_info	(	char *	target,
		size_t	lmax,
		struct bufrdeco *	b
	)

Prints info from sec3.

Parameters

target	string target
lmax	available size in target
b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0, 1 otherwise

Definition at line 155 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t i;
  size_t used = 0;
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
  
  if ( lmax == 0 || target == NULL)
    {
      snprintf ( b->error, sizeof ( b->error ), "%s(): Unspected NULL argument(s)\n", __func__ );
      return 1;
    }
 
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    return sprint_sec3_info_html ( target, lmax, b );
 
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "\n#### SEC 3 INFO ###\n" );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Sec3 length:           %5u\n", b->sec3.length );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Subsets:               %5u\n", b->sec3.subsets );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Observed:              %5u\n", b->sec3.observed );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Compressed:            %5u\n", b->sec3.compressed );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Unexpanded descriptors %5u\n", b->sec3.ndesc );
 
  for ( i = 0; i < b->sec3.ndesc; i++ )
    {
      used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "  %3lu:                      %u %02u %03u\n", i, b->sec3.unexpanded[i].f,
                         b->sec3.unexpanded[i].x, b->sec3.unexpanded[i].y );
    }
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, bufr_sec3::compressed, bufrdeco::error, bufr_descriptor::f, bufr_sec3::length, bufrdeco::mask, bufr_sec3::ndesc, bufr_sec3::observed, bufrdeco::sec3, sprint_sec3_info_html(), bufr_sec3::subsets, bufr_sec3::unexpanded, bufr_descriptor::x, and bufr_descriptor::y.

Referenced by print_sec3_info().

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sprint_sec4_info()

int sprint_sec4_info	(	char *	target,
		size_t	lmax,
		struct bufrdeco *	b
	)

Prints info from sec4.

Parameters

target	string target
lmax	available size in target
b	pointer to the source struct bufrdeco

Returns

If succeeded return 0, 1 otherwise

Definition at line 213 of file bufrdeco_print.c.

{
  size_t used = 0;
 
  bufrdeco_assert ( b != NULL );
  
  if ( lmax == 0 || target == NULL )
    {
      snprintf ( b->error, sizeof ( b->error ), "%s(): Unspected NULL argument(s)\n", __func__ );
      return 1;
    }
 
  if ( b->mask & BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML )
    return sprint_sec4_info_html ( target, lmax, b );
 
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "\n#### SEC 4 INFO ###\n" );
  used += snprintf ( target + used, lmax - used, "Sec4 length:           %5u\n\n", b->sec4.length );
  return 0;
}

References bufrdeco_assert, BUFRDECO_OUTPUT_HTML, bufrdeco::error, bufr_sec4::length, bufrdeco::mask, bufrdeco::sec4, and sprint_sec4_info_html().

Referenced by print_sec4_info().

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