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blib/lib/Compress/BGZF/Reader.pm

Criterion	Covered	Total	%
statement	242	260	93.0
branch	64	94	68.0
condition	11	15	73.3
subroutine	30	33	90.9
pod	9	9	100.0
total	356	411	86.6

package Compress::BGZF::Reader;

use strict;
use warnings;

use Carp;
use Compress::Zlib;
use List::Util qw/sum/;
use FileHandle;

use constant BGZF_MAGIC => pack "H*", '1f8b0804';
use constant HEAD_BYTES => 12; # not including extra fields
use constant FOOT_BYTES => 8;

## no critic
# allow for filehandle tie'ing
sub TIEHANDLE { Compress::BGZF::Reader::new(@_) }
sub READ      { Compress::BGZF::Reader::_read(@_) }
sub READLINE  { Compress::BGZF::Reader::getline(@_) }
sub SEEK      { Compress::BGZF::Reader::_seek(@_) }
sub CLOSE     { close  $_[0]->{fh} }
sub TELL      { return $_[0]->{u_offset} }
sub EOF       { return $_[0]->{buffer_len} == -1 }
sub FILENO    { return fileno $_[0]->{fh} }

# accessors
sub usize { return $_[0]->{u_file_size} };

## use critic

sub new_filehandle {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : BGZF input filename
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : Filehandle GLOB (internally an IO::File object tied to
    #         Compress::BGZF::Reader)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($class, $fn_in) = @_;
    croak "input filename required" if (! defined $fn_in);
    my $fh = FileHandle->new;
    tie *$fh, $class, $fn_in or croak "failed to tie filehandle";
    #tie *FH, $class, $fn_in or croak "failed to tie filehandle";

    return $fh;
    #return \*FH;

}

sub new {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : BGZF input filename
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : Compress::BGZF::Reader object
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($class, $fn_in) = @_;
    my $self = bless {}, $class;

    # initialize
    $self->{fn_in} = $fn_in
        or croak "Input name required";

    # open compressed file in binary mode
    open my $fh, '<:raw', $fn_in or croak "Failed to open input file"; ## no critic
    $self->{fh} = $fh;

    # these member variables allow for data extraction
    $self->{buffer}        = ''; # contents of currently uncompressed block
    $self->{buffer_len}    = 0;  # save time on frequent length() calls
    $self->{block_offset}  = 0;  # offset of current block in compressed data
    $self->{buffer_offset} = 0;  # offset of current pos in uncompressed block
    $self->{block_size}    = 0;  # compressed size of current block
    $self->{file_size}     = -s $fn_in; # size of compressed file

    # these variables are tracked to allow for full seek implementation
    $self->{u_offset}      = 0;  # calculated current uncompressed offset
    $self->{u_file_size}   = 0;  # size of uncompressed file (filled during
                                 #  indexing

    # load offset index
    if (-e "$fn_in.gzi") {
        $self->_load_index( "$fn_in.gzi" ); # from disk
    }
    else {
        $self->_generate_index(); # on-the-fly
    }

    # load initial block
    $self->_load_block();

    return $self;

}

sub _load_block {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : offset of block start in compressed file
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # no returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $block_offset) = @_;

    # loading a block should always reset buffer offset
    $self->{buffer_offset} = 0;

    # avoid reload of current block
    return if (defined $block_offset
        && $block_offset == $self->{block_offset});

    # if no offset given (e.g. sequential reads), move to next block
    if (! defined $block_offset) {
        $block_offset = $self->{block_offset} + $self->{block_size};
    }

    $self->{block_offset} = $block_offset;
    # deal with EOF
    croak "Read past file end (perhaps corrupted/truncated input?)"
        if ($self->{block_offset} > $self->{file_size});
    if ($self->{block_offset} == $self->{file_size}) {
        $self->{buffer} = '';
        $self->{buffer_len} = -1;
        return;
    }

    # never assume we're already there
    sysseek $self->{fh}, $self->{block_offset}, 0;

    # parse block according to GZIP spec, including content inflation
    my ($block_size, $uncompressed_size, $content)
        = $self->_unpack_block(1);
    $self->{block_size} = $block_size;
    $self->{buffer_len} = $uncompressed_size;
    $self->{buffer}     = $content;

    return;

}

sub _unpack_block {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : bool indicating whether to inflate (and return) actual payload
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : compressed block size
    # RET 1 : uncompressed content size
    # RET 2 : content (if ARG 0)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $do_unpack) = @_;

    my @return_values;


    my ($magic, $mod, $flags, $os, $len_extra) = unpack 'A4A4CCv',
        _safe_sysread($self->{fh}, HEAD_BYTES);
    my $t = sysseek $self->{fh}, 0, 1;
    croak "invalid header at $t (corrupt file or not BGZF?)"
        if ($magic ne BGZF_MAGIC);

    # extract stated block size according to BGZF spec
    my $block_size;
    my $l = 0;
    while ($l < $len_extra) {
        my ($field_id, $field_len) = unpack 'A2v',
            _safe_sysread($self->{fh}, 4);
        if ($field_id eq 'BC') {
            croak "invalid BC length" if ($field_len != 2);
            croak "multiple BC fields" if (defined $block_size);
            $block_size = unpack 'v',
                _safe_sysread($self->{fh} => $field_len);
            $block_size += 1; # convert to 1-based
        }
        $l += 4 + $field_len;
    }
    croak "invalid extra field length" if ($l != $len_extra);
    croak "failed to read block size" if (! defined $block_size);

    push @return_values, $block_size;
    my $payload_len = $block_size - HEAD_BYTES - FOOT_BYTES - $len_extra;
    my $content;
    if ($do_unpack) {

        # decode actual content
        my $payload = _safe_sysread($self->{fh}, $payload_len);
        my ($i,$status) = inflateInit(-WindowBits => -&MAX_WBITS());
        croak "Error during inflate init\n" if ($status != Z_OK);
        ($content,$status) = $i->inflate($payload);
        croak "Error during inflate run\n" if ($status != Z_STREAM_END);
        #rawinflate( \$payload => \$content )
            #or croak "Error inflating: $RawInflateError\n";
        my $crc_given = unpack 'V', _safe_sysread($self->{fh} => 4);
        croak "content CRC32 mismatch" if ( $crc_given != crc32($content) );

    }
    else { sysseek $self->{fh}, $payload_len + 4, 1; }

    # unpack and possibly check uncompressed payload size
    my $size_given = unpack 'V', _safe_sysread($self->{fh} => 4);
    croak "content length mismatch"
        if ( defined $content && $size_given != length($content) );
    push @return_values, $size_given;
    push @return_values, $content if (defined $content);

    return @return_values;

}

sub read_data {

    # More OO-ish wrapper around _read(), avoids conflicts with system read()

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : number of bytes to read
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : data read
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $bytes) = @_;

    my $r = $self->_read( my $buffer, $bytes );
    carp "received fewer bytes than requested"
        if ($r < $bytes && $self->{buffer_len} > -1);

    $buffer = undef if ( $r < 1 );
    return $buffer;

}

sub _read {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : buffer to write to
    # ARG 1 : bytes to attempt to read
    # ARG 3 : (optional) offset in buffer to start write (default: 0)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : bytes read (0 at EOF, undef on error)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    # we try to emulate the built-in 'read' call, so we will
    # overwrite $_[1] and return the number of bytes read. To facilitate this,
    # make $buf a reference to the buffer passed
    my $self   = shift;
    my $buf    = \shift; # must be a reference !!
    my $bytes  = shift;
    my $offset = shift;

    # handle cases when $offset is passed in
    my $prefix = '';
    if (defined $offset && $offset != 0) {
        $prefix = substr $$buf, 0, $offset;
        $prefix .= "\0" x ( $offset - length($$buf) )
            if ( $offset > length($$buf) );
    }

    $$buf = ''; # reset (only AFTER grabbing any prefix above)

    ITER:
    while (length($$buf) < $bytes) {

        my $l = length($$buf);
        my $remaining = $bytes - $l;

        # if read is within current block
        if ($self->{buffer_offset} + $remaining <= $self->{buffer_len}) {
            $$buf .= substr $self->{buffer}, $self->{buffer_offset}, $remaining;
            $self->{buffer_offset} += $remaining;
            $self->_load_block()
                if ($self->{buffer_offset} == $self->{buffer_len});
        }
        else {
            last ITER if ($self->{buffer_len} < 0); #EOF
            $$buf .= substr $self->{buffer}, $self->{buffer_offset};
            $self->_load_block();
        }

    }

    my $l = length($$buf);
    $self->{u_offset} += $l;
    $$buf = $prefix . $$buf;

    return $l;

}


sub getline {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # No arguments
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : string read (undef at EOF)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self) = @_;

    my $data = '';

    while (1) {

        # return immediately if EOF
        last if ($self->{buffer_len} < 0);

        # search current block for record separator
        # start searching from the current buffer offset
        pos($self->{buffer}) = $self->{buffer_offset};

        if ($self->{buffer} =~ m|$/|g) {
            my $pos = pos $self->{buffer};
            $data .= substr $self->{buffer}, $self->{buffer_offset},
                $pos - $self->{buffer_offset};

            $self->{buffer_offset} = $pos;

            # if we're at the end of the block, load next
            $self->_load_block if ($pos == $self->{buffer_len});

            $self->{u_offset} += length($data);

            last;

        }

        # otherwise, add rest of block to data and load next block
        $data .= substr $self->{buffer}, $self->{buffer_offset};
        $self->_load_block;

    }

    return length($data) > 0 ? $data : undef;

}

sub write_index {

    # index format (as defined by htslib) consists of little-endian
    # int64-coded values. The first value is the number of offsets in the
    # index. The rest of the values consist of pairs of block offsets relative
    # to the compressed and uncompressed data. The first offset (always 0,0)
    # is not included.

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : index output filename
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # No returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $fn_out) = @_;

    croak "missing index output filename" if (! defined $fn_out);


    $self->_generate_index() if (! defined $self->{idx});
    my @offsets = @{ $self->{idx} };
    shift @offsets; # don't write first

    open my $fh_out, '>:raw', $fn_out;

    print {$fh_out} pack('Q<', scalar(@offsets));
    for (@offsets) {
        print {$fh_out} pack('Q<', $_->[0]);
        print {$fh_out} pack('Q<', $_->[1]);
    }

    close $fh_out;

    return;

}

sub _load_index {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : index input filename
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # No returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $fn_in) = @_;
    croak "missing index input filename" if (! defined $fn_in);

    #TODO: speed up index parsing

    open my $fh_in, '<:raw', $fn_in or croak "error opening index";
    read( $fh_in, my $n_offsets, 8)
        or croak "failed to read first quad";
    $n_offsets = unpack 'Q<', $n_offsets;
    my @idx;
    for (0..$n_offsets-1) {
        read( $fh_in, my $buff, 16) or croak "error reading index";
        $idx[$_] = [ unpack 'Q
    }
    close $fh_in;
    unshift @idx, [0,0]; # add initial offsets

    $self->{u_file_size} = $idx[-1]->[1];

    # some indices created by htslib bgzip are missing last offset pair
    # check for that here by loading last block in index and proceeding from
    # there. Also calculate uncompressed file size at the same time.
    my $c_size = $idx[-1]->[0];
    sysseek $self->{fh}, $idx[-1]->[0], 0;
    my ($c, $u) = $self->_unpack_block(0);
    $self->{u_file_size} += $u;
    $c_size += $c;
    while ($c_size < $self->{file_size}) {
        push @idx, [$idx[-1]->[0]+$c, $idx[-1]->[1]+$u];
        sysseek $self->{fh}, $idx[-1]->[0], 0;
        ($c, $u) = $self->_unpack_block(0);
        $self->{u_file_size} += $u;
        $c_size += $c;
    }
    croak "Unexpected file size/last index mismatch ($c_size v $self->{file_size})"
        if ($c_size != $self->{file_size});

    $self->{idx} = [@idx];
    $self->{ridx}->{$_->[0]} = $_->[1] for (@idx);

    sysseek $self->{fh}, $self->{block_offset}, 0;

    return;

}

sub _generate_index {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # No arguments
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # No returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self) = @_;

    my $uncmp_offset     = 0;
    my $cmp_offset       = 0;
    my $i                = 0;
    $self->{u_file_size} = 0;
    $self->{idx}         = [];
    $self->{ridx}        = {};

    sysseek $self->{fh}, 0, 0;

    while ($cmp_offset < $self->{file_size}) {

        push @{$self->{idx}}, [$cmp_offset, $uncmp_offset];
        $self->{ridx}->{$cmp_offset} = $uncmp_offset;

        my ($block_size, $uncompressed_size) = $self->_unpack_block(0);

        $cmp_offset += $block_size;
        $uncmp_offset += $uncompressed_size;
        $self->{u_file_size} += $uncompressed_size;

    }

    sysseek $self->{fh}, $self->{block_offset}, 0;

    return;

}


sub move_to {

    # Wrapper around _seek(), avoids conflicts with system seek()

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : byte offset to which to seek
    # ARG 1 : relativity of offset (0: file start, 1: current, 2: file end)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # no returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------


    my ($self, @args) = @_;
    $self->_seek( @args );

    return;

}


sub _seek {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : byte offset to which to seek
    # ARG 1 : relativity of offset (0: file start, 1: current, 2: file end)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # no returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $pos, $whence) = @_;

    $pos += $self->{u_offset} if ($whence == 1);
    $pos  = $self->{u_file_size} + $pos if ($whence == 2);

    return if ($pos < 0);
    if ($pos >= $self->{u_file_size}) {
        $self->{buffer_len} = -1;
        $self->{u_offset} = $pos;
        $self->{block_offset} = $pos;
        return 1;
    }

    # Do seeded search for nearest block start <= $pos
    # (although we don't know the size of each block, we can determine the
    # mean length and usually choose a starting value close to the actual -
    # benchmarks much faster than binary search)
    # TODO: benchmark whether breaking this out and Memoizing speeds things up

    my $s = scalar @{$self->{idx}};
    my $idx = int($pos/($self->{u_file_size}) * $s);
    while (1) {
        if ($pos < $self->{idx}->[$idx]->[1]) {
            --$idx;
            next;
        }
        if ($idx+1 < $s && $pos >= $self->{idx}->[$idx+1]->[1]) {
            ++$idx;
            next;
        }
        last;
    }

    my $block_o   = $self->{idx}->[$idx]->[0];
    my $block_o_u = $self->{idx}->[$idx]->[1];
    my $buff_o    = $pos - $block_o_u;

    $self->_load_block( $block_o );
    $self->{buffer_offset} = $buff_o;
    $self->{u_offset} = $block_o_u + $buff_o;

    return 1;

}

sub get_vo {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # no arguments
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : virtual offset of current position
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self) = @_;
    return  ($self->{block_offset} << 16) | $self->{buffer_offset};

}

sub move_to_vo {

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : virtual offset (see POD for definition)
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # no returns
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($self, $vo) = @_;
    my $block_o = $vo >> 16;
    my $buff_o  = $vo ^ ($block_o << 16);
    $self->_load_block( $block_o );
    $self->{buffer_offset} = $buff_o;
    croak "invalid block offset" if (! defined $self->{ridx}->{$block_o});
    $self->{u_offset} = $self->{ridx}->{$block_o} + $buff_o;

    return;

}

sub _safe_sysread {

    # sysread wrapper that checks return count and returns read
    # (internally we should never read off end of file - doing so indicates
    # either a software bug or a corrupt input file so we croak)

    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # ARG 0 : bytes to read
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    # RET 0 : string read
    #-------------------------------------------------------------------------

    my ($fh, $len) = @_;
    my $buf = '';
    my $r = sysread $fh, $buf, $len;
    croak "returned unexpected byte count" if ($r != $len);

    return $buf;

}

1;


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