EnabledWhenProperty.cpp

#include "MantidKernel/EnabledWhenProperty.h"
#include "MantidKernel/make_unique.h"

#include <boost/lexical_cast.hpp>
#include <exception>
#include <memory>

using namespace Mantid::Kernel;

namespace Mantid {
namespace Kernel {
/** Constructor
* @param otherPropName :: Name of the OTHER property that we will check.
* @param when :: Criterion to evaluate
* @param value :: For the IS_EQUAL_TO or IS_NOT_EQUAL_TO condition, the value
* (as string) to check for
*/
EnabledWhenProperty::EnabledWhenProperty(const std::string &otherPropName,
                                         const ePropertyCriterion when,
                                         const std::string &value)
    : IPropertySettings() {
  m_propertyDetails =
      Kernel::make_unique<PropertyDetails>(otherPropName, when, value);
}

/** Multiple conditions constructor - takes two enable when property
  * objects and returns the product of of the with the specified
  * logic operator
  *
  * @param conditionOne :: First EnabledWhenProperty object to use
  * @param conditionTwo :: Second EnabledWhenProperty object to use
  * @param logicOperator :: The logic operator to apply across both
  * conditions
  */
EnabledWhenProperty::EnabledWhenProperty(
    const EnabledWhenProperty &conditionOne,
    const EnabledWhenProperty &conditionTwo, eLogicOperator logicOperator)
    : // This method allows the Python interface to easily construct these
      // objects
      // Copy the object then forward onto our unique pointer constructor
      EnabledWhenProperty(
          std::move(Kernel::make_unique<EnabledWhenProperty>(conditionOne)),
          std::move(Kernel::make_unique<EnabledWhenProperty>(conditionTwo)),
          logicOperator) {}

/** Multiple conditions constructor - takes two unique pointers to
* EnabledWhenProperty objects and returns the product of them
* with the specified logic operator.
* Note: With Unique pointers you will need to use std::move
* to transfer ownership of those objects to this one.
*
* @param conditionOne :: First EnabledWhenProperty object to use
* @param conditionTwo :: Second EnabledWhenProperty object to use
* @param logicOperator :: The logic operator to apply across both
*conditions
*
*/
EnabledWhenProperty::EnabledWhenProperty(
    std::unique_ptr<EnabledWhenProperty> &&conditionOne,
    std::unique_ptr<EnabledWhenProperty> &&conditionTwo,
    eLogicOperator logicOperator)
    : IPropertySettings() {
  m_comparisonDetails = Kernel::make_unique<ComparisonDetails>(
      std::move(conditionOne), std::move(conditionTwo), logicOperator);
}

/**
  * Copy constructor for EnabledWhenProperty
  *
  * @param original :: Object to deep copy
  * @return :: EnabledWhenProperty object
  */
EnabledWhenProperty::EnabledWhenProperty(const EnabledWhenProperty &original)
    : IPropertySettings() {
  // This can be triggered several times during Mantid startup so leave
  // this check as a debug assertion
  assert(original.m_comparisonDetails || original.m_propertyDetails);
  if (original.m_comparisonDetails) {
    m_comparisonDetails =
        make_unique<ComparisonDetails>(*original.m_comparisonDetails);
  } else {
    m_propertyDetails =
        make_unique<PropertyDetails>(*original.m_propertyDetails);
  }
}

/**
* Checks if the user specified combination of enabled criterion
* returns a true or false value
*
* @param algo :: The algorithm containing the property to check
* @return :: true if user specified combination was true, else false.
* @throw ::  If any problems was found
*/
bool EnabledWhenProperty::checkComparison(const IPropertyManager *algo) const {
  const auto &comparison = m_comparisonDetails;
  const auto &objectOne = comparison->conditionOne;
  const auto &objectTwo = comparison->conditionTwo;

  switch (comparison->logicOperator) {
  case AND:
    return objectOne->isEnabled(algo) && objectTwo->isEnabled(algo);
    break;
  case OR:
    return objectOne->isEnabled(algo) || objectTwo->isEnabled(algo);
    break;
  case XOR:
    return objectOne->isEnabled(algo) ^ objectTwo->isEnabled(algo);
    break;
  default:
    throw std::runtime_error("Unknown logic operator in EnabledWhenProperty");
  }
}

/**
* Does the validator fulfill the criterion based on the
* other property values?
* @param algo :: The pointer to the algorithm to check the property values of
* @return :: True if the criteria are met else false
* @throw :: Throws on any problems (e.g. property missing from algorithm)
*/
bool EnabledWhenProperty::checkCriterion(const IPropertyManager *algo) const {

  // Value of the other property
  const std::string propValue = getPropertyValue(algo);
  // This is safe as long as getPropertyValue (which checks) has been called
  // already
  auto prop = algo->getPointerToProperty(m_propertyDetails->otherPropName);

  // OK, we have the property. Check the condition
  switch (m_propertyDetails->criterion) {
  case IS_DEFAULT:
    return prop->isDefault();
  case IS_NOT_DEFAULT:
    return !prop->isDefault();
  case IS_EQUAL_TO:
    return (propValue == m_propertyDetails->value);
  case IS_NOT_EQUAL_TO:
    return (propValue != m_propertyDetails->value);
  case IS_MORE_OR_EQ: {
    int check = boost::lexical_cast<int>(m_propertyDetails->value);
    int iPropV = boost::lexical_cast<int>(propValue);
    return (iPropV >= check);
  }
  default:
    // Unknown criterion
    std::string errString = "The EnabledWhenProperty criterion set"
                            " for the following property ";
    errString += m_propertyDetails->otherPropName;
    errString += " is unknown";
    throw std::invalid_argument(errString);
  }
}

/**
  * Checks the algorithm given is in a valid state and the property
  * exists then proceeds to try to get the value associated
  *
  * @param algo :: The pointer to the algorithm to process
  * @return :: The value contained by said property
  * @throw :: Throws if anything is wrong with the property or algorithm
  */
std::string
EnabledWhenProperty::getPropertyValue(const IPropertyManager *algo) const {
  // Find the property
  if (algo == nullptr)
    throw std::runtime_error(
        "Algorithm properties passed to EnabledWhenProperty was null");

  Property *prop = nullptr;
  try {
    prop = algo->getPointerToProperty(m_propertyDetails->otherPropName);
  } catch (Exception::NotFoundError &) {
    prop = nullptr; // Ensure we still have null pointer
  }
  if (!prop)
    throw std::runtime_error("Property " + m_propertyDetails->otherPropName +
                             " was not found in EnabledWhenProperty");
  return prop->value();
}

/**
  * Returns whether the property should be enabled or disabled based
  * on the property conditions
  *
  * @param algo :: The algorithm containing the property
  * @return :: True if enabled when conditions matched, else false
  * @throw :: Throws on any error (e.g. missing property)
  */
bool EnabledWhenProperty::isEnabled(const IPropertyManager *algo) const {
  if (m_propertyDetails) {
    return checkCriterion(algo);
  } else if (m_comparisonDetails) {
    return checkComparison(algo);
  } else {
    throw std::runtime_error("Both PropertyDetails and ComparisonDetails were "
                             "null in EnabledWhenProperty");
  }
}

/**
  * Always returns true as EnabledWhenProperty always sets the visibility
  * on while altering whether the property is Enabled or disabled
  *
  * @param algo :: Pointer to the algorithm containing the property
  * @return :: True always
  */
bool EnabledWhenProperty::isVisible(const IPropertyManager *algo) const {
  // VisisbleWhenProperty uses algo so we have to keep it to match interface
  UNUSED_ARG(algo);
  return true;
}

/// Does nothing in this case and put here to satisfy the interface.
void EnabledWhenProperty::modify_allowed_values(Property *const) {}

/**
* Clones the current EnabledWhenProperty object and returns
* a pointer to the new object. The caller is responsible
* for deleting this pointer when finished
*
* @return Pointer to cloned EnabledWhenProperty object
*/
IPropertySettings *EnabledWhenProperty::clone() {
  return new EnabledWhenProperty(*this);
}

} // namespace Mantid
} // namespace Kernel