speech-tools/ling_class/item_aux.cc

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/* Author : Alan W Black */
/* Date : May 1998 */
/*-----------------------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Various auxiliary item/relation functions for tree manipulation */
/* */
/*=======================================================================*/
#include <cstdlib>
#include <cstdio>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include "ling_class/EST_Item.h"
#include "ling_class/EST_Item_Content.h"
#include "ling_class/EST_Relation.h"
int in_list(const EST_Item *c,const EST_Item *l)
{
const EST_Item *i;
for (i=l; i != 0; i=i->next())
if (i == c)
return TRUE;
return FALSE;
}
int in_tree(const EST_Item *c,const EST_Item *t)
{
EST_Item *i;
if (t == c)
return TRUE;
else
{
for (i=daughter1(t); i != 0; i=next_sibling(i))
if (in_tree(c,i))
return TRUE;
return FALSE;
}
}
void remove_item_list(EST_Relation *rel, EST_Item *item)
{
if (item==NULL)
return;
EST_Item *p = item->prev();
EST_Item *n = item->next();
rel->remove_item(item);
EST_Item::splice(p,n);
}
int merge_item(EST_Item *from, EST_Item *to)
{
// Make all references to from be references to to and merge
// from's features into to
EST_Item *i;
merge_features(to->features(),from->features());
EST_Litem *r;
for (r = from->relations().list.head(); r; r=r->next())
{
i = item(from->relations().list(r).v);
if (i != from)
i->set_contents(to->contents());
}
from->set_contents(to->contents());
return TRUE;
}
void merge_features(EST_Item *to, EST_Item *from, int keep_id)
{
// Merge item features, but with option of preserving ids
EST_String keep;
if (keep_id) keep = to->S("id", "0");
merge_features(to->features(),from->features());
if (keep_id) to->set("id", keep);
}
int move_item(EST_Item *from, EST_Item *to)
{
// from's contents be to's contents, deleting from and all
// its daughters from to's relation.
EST_Item *rfrom = from->as_relation(to->relation_name());
to->set_contents(from->contents());
if (rfrom != 0) // from is current in this relation
delete rfrom; // so delete it and its daughters
return TRUE;
}
int move_sub_tree(EST_Item *from, EST_Item *to)
{
// make from's contents be to's contents, delete all of to's
// daughters and rebuild from's descendants beneath to.
EST_Item *rfrom = from->as_relation(to->relation_name());
EST_Item *d,*r,*nr;
if (in_tree(to,from))
return FALSE; // can't do that
to->set_contents(from->contents());
// Remove current daughters, but don't delete them
// until after the copy in case from is within to's daughters
d = to->grab_daughters();
if (rfrom == d)
d = d->next();
if ((rfrom != 0) && (daughter1(rfrom)))
{ // copy the descendant structure
copy_node_tree(daughter1(rfrom),to->insert_below(daughter1(rfrom)));
delete rfrom;
}
for (r=d; r; r=nr)
{
nr = r->next();
delete r;
}
return TRUE;
}
int exchange_sub_trees(EST_Item *from,EST_Item *to)
{
// Take contents of from and its daughters and replace
// them with contents of to and its daughters (and the reverse)
EST_Item *rfrom = from->as_relation(to->relation_name());
if ((!rfrom) || (in_tree(rfrom,to)) || (in_tree(to,rfrom)))
return FALSE; // one or other in the other
EST_Item_Content *toc = to->grab_contents();
EST_Item_Content *fromc = rfrom->grab_contents();
EST_Item *from_d = rfrom->grab_daughters();
EST_Item *to_d = to->grab_daughters();
to->set_contents(fromc);
rfrom->set_contents(toc);
if (from_d)
copy_node_tree(from_d,to->insert_below(from_d));
if (to_d)
copy_node_tree(to_d,from->insert_below(to_d));
return TRUE;
}
EST_Item *item_jump(EST_Item *from, const EST_String &to)
{
// This function jumps around standard festival relation structures.
// Designed to be fast rather than anything else.
// Behaviour is undefined for non standard structures.
// Gives the first of non-unique items.
int f=0,t=0;
if (to == "Segment")
t=1;
else if (to == "Syllable")
t=2;
else if (to == "Word")
t=3;
else if (to == "IntEvent")
t=4;
if (from->in_relation("Segment"))
f=1;
else if (from->in_relation("Syllable"))
f=2;
else if (from->in_relation("Word"))
f=3;
else if (from->in_relation("IntEvent"))
f=4;
if ( t == 0 || f == 0 )
return 0;
if ( t == f )
return from;
switch(f) {
case 1:
// from Segment
switch(t) {
case 2:
// Syllable
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->up()->as_relation("Syllable"));
case 3:
// Word
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->up()->up()->as_relation("Word"));
case 4:
// IntEvent
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->up()->as_relation("Intonation")->down()->as_relation("IntEvent"));
}
case 2:
// from Syllable
switch(t) {
case 1:
// Segment
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->down()->as_relation("Segment"));
case 3:
// Word
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->up()->as_relation("Word"));
// IntEvent
case 4:
return(from->as_relation("Intonation")->down()->as_relation("IntEvent"));
}
case 3:
// from Word
switch(t) {
case 1:
// Segment
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->down()->down()->as_relation("Segment"));
case 2:
// Syllable
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->down()->as_relation("Syllable"));
case 4:
return(from->as_relation("SylStructure")->down()->as_relation("Intonation")->down()->as_relation("IntEvent"));
}
case 4:
// from IntEvent
switch(t) {
case 1:
// Segment
return(from->as_relation("Intonation")->up()->as_relation("SylStructure")->down()->as_relation("Segment"));
case 2:
// Syllable
return(from->as_relation("Intonation")->up()->as_relation("Syllable"));
case 3:
// Word
return(from->as_relation("Intonation")->up()->as_relation("SylStructure")->up()->as_relation("Word"));
}
}
return NULL;
}