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32 * \brief Main API of the trajectory analysis library.
34 * Contains the API for the core analysis library.
37 * Better handling of reference groups.
38 * It would be nice to be able to provide a string that would be used in
39 * prompting the groups, and also in automatic reporting of what the tool
42 * Most analysis tools should include trajana.h
43 * (which automatically includes indexutil.h, selection.h, position.h)
44 * and possibly one or more of the following headers:
45 * displacement.h, histogram.h, nbsearch.h.
46 * If the tool implements custom selection methods, it should also include
47 * selmethod.h (which automatically includes selparam.h and selvalue.h).
49 * Other headers (centerofmass.h, poscalc.h) are used internally by the
50 * library to calculate positions.
51 * Analysis tools should preferably not use the routines in these headers
52 * directly, but instead get all positions through selections. This makes
53 * them more flexible with a minimal amount of work.
62 #include <indexutil.h>
63 #include <selection.h>
70 /** Data structure for trajectory analysis tools. */
71 typedef struct gmx_ana_traj_t gmx_ana_traj_t
;
73 /*! \name Flags for gmx_ana_traj_create()
74 * \anchor analysis_flags
75 * These flags can be used to alter the behavior of the analysis library to
76 * suit the analysis tool.
77 * They are given to the gmx_ana_traj_create() when creating the
78 * \c gmx_ana_traj_t data structure, and affect the behavior of the other
79 * functions in this header.
83 * Force loading of a topology file.
85 * If this flag is not specified, the topology file is loaded only if it is
86 * provided on the command line explicitly.
88 * \see gmx_ana_get_topology()
90 #define ANA_REQUIRE_TOP (1<<0)
92 * Do no free the coordinates loaded from the topology.
94 * If this flag is specified, the coordinates loaded from the topology can
95 * be accessed with gmx_ana_get_topconf().
97 * \see gmx_ana_get_topconf()
99 #define ANA_USE_TOPX (1<<1)
101 * Disallows the user from changing PBC handling.
103 * If this option is not specified, the analysis program (see gmx_analysisfunc())
104 * may be passed a NULL PBC structure, and it should be able to handle such a
107 #define ANA_NOUSER_PBC (1<<4)
109 * Disallows the user from changing PBC removal.
111 #define ANA_NOUSER_RMPBC (1<<5)
113 * Disallows dynamic selections.
115 * If this flag is specified, an error is reported if the user specifies
116 * any dynamic selections.
118 #define ANA_NO_DYNSEL (1<<8)
120 * Disallows breaking of residues in dynamic selections.
122 * Makes it impossible for the user to select atom-based dynamic selections.
124 * Only has effect if \ref ANA_NO_DYNSEL is not specified.
126 #define ANA_REQUIRE_WHOLE (1<<9)
128 * Disables automatic initialization of selection groups.
130 * If this flag is specified, parse_trjana_args() does not call
131 * gmx_ana_init_selections(), allowing the program to do some initialization
133 * In particular, the program can use gmx_ana_set_nrefgprs() and
134 * gmx_ana_set_nanagrps() before calling gmx_ana_init_selections() to
135 * control the number of selections to expect.
136 * This is useful if the program requires a different number of index groups
137 * with different command-line arguments.
138 * If the flag is specified, the program should call gmx_ana_init_selections()
139 * exactly once after the parse_trjana_args() call.
141 #define ANA_USER_SELINIT (1<<10)
143 * Allow only atomic positions to be selected.
145 * Note that this flag only applies to the analysis groups, not the reference
146 * groups. The reference groups should be checked in the analysis program
147 * if some limitations are imposed on them.
149 #define ANA_ONLY_ATOMPOS (1<<11)
151 * Use masks in the positions to convey dynamic information.
153 * If this flag is specified, the positions calculated for the selections
154 * are calculated always for the same group of atoms, even if the selection is
156 * Dynamic selections only affect the \p refid field of the indexgroup map
157 * given in the positions.
159 #define ANA_USE_POSMASK (1<<12)
161 * Pass the reference groups to gmx_analysisfunc().
163 * If this flag is specified, the reference groups are passed on to
164 * gmx_analysisfunc().
165 * Similarly, the arrays returned by gmx_ana_get_anagrps() and
166 * gmx_ana_get_grpnames() contain the reference groups in the beginning.
168 #define ANA_USE_FULLGRPS (1<<13)
170 * Dump the parsed and compiled selection trees.
172 * This flag is used by internal debugging tools to make
173 * gmx_ana_init_selections() dump the selection trees to stderr.
175 #define ANA_DEBUG_SELECTION (1<<16)
179 /*! \name Functions for initialization */
182 /** Allocates and initializes data structure for trajectory analysis. */
184 gmx_ana_traj_create(gmx_ana_traj_t
**data
, unsigned long flags
);
185 /** Frees the memory allocated for trajectory analysis data. */
187 gmx_ana_traj_free(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
);
188 /** Sets additional flags after gmx_ana_traj_create() has been called. */
190 gmx_ana_add_flags(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, unsigned long flags
);
191 /** Sets the number of reference groups required. */
193 gmx_ana_set_nrefgrps(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int nrefgrps
);
194 /** Sets the number of analysis groups required. */
196 gmx_ana_set_nanagrps(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int nanagrps
);
197 /** Sets whether PBC are used. */
199 gmx_ana_set_pbc(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, bool bPBC
);
200 /** Sets whether molecules are made whole. */
202 gmx_ana_set_rmpbc(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, bool bRmPBC
);
203 /** Sets flags that determine what to read from the trajectory. */
205 gmx_ana_set_frflags(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int frflags
);
206 /** Parses command-line arguments and performs some initialization. */
208 parse_trjana_args(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int *argc
, char *argv
[],
209 unsigned long pca_flags
, int nfile
, t_filenm fnm
[],
210 int npargs
, t_pargs
*pa
,
211 int ndesc
, const char **desc
,
212 int nbugs
, const char **bugs
,
214 /** Initializes selection information. */
216 gmx_ana_init_selections(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
);
217 /** Initializes calculation of covered fractions for selections. */
219 gmx_ana_init_coverfrac(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, e_coverfrac_t type
);
221 /** Returns whether PBC should be used. */
223 gmx_ana_has_pbc(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
);
224 /** Gets the topology information. */
226 gmx_ana_get_topology(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, bool bReq
, t_topology
**top
, bool *bTop
);
227 /** Gets the configuration from the topology. */
229 gmx_ana_get_topconf(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, rvec
**x
, matrix box
, int *ePBC
);
230 /** Gets the first frame to be analyzed. */
232 gmx_ana_get_first_frame(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, t_trxframe
**fr
);
234 /** Gets the total number of selections provided by the user. */
236 gmx_ana_get_ngrps(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int *ngrps
);
237 /** Gets the number of analysis groups provided by the user. */
239 gmx_ana_get_nanagrps(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int *nanagrps
);
240 /** Gets the selection object for a reference selection. */
242 gmx_ana_get_refsel(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int i
, gmx_ana_selection_t
**sel
);
243 /** Gets the selection object for a reference selection. */
245 gmx_ana_get_anagrps(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, gmx_ana_selection_t
***sel
);
246 /** Gets an array of names for the selections. */
248 gmx_ana_get_grpnames(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, char ***grpnames
);
249 /** Gets the selection collection object that contains all the selections. */
251 gmx_ana_get_selcollection(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, gmx_ana_selcollection_t
**sc
);
252 /** Prints the selection strings into an XVGR file as comments. */
254 xvgr_selections(FILE *out
, gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
);
259 /*! \name Functions for reading and analyzing the trajectory
264 * Function pointer type for frame analysis functions.
266 * \param[in] top Topology structure.
267 * \param[in] fr Current frame.
268 * \param[in] pbc Initialized PBC structure for this frame.
269 * \param[in] nr Number of selections in the \p sel array.
270 * \param[in] sel Array of selections.
271 * \param data User data as provided to gmx_ana_do().
272 * \returns 0 on success, a non-zero error code on error.
274 * This function is called by gmx_ana_do() for each frame that
275 * needs to be analyzed.
276 * Positions to be analyzed can be found in the \p sel array.
277 * The selection array \p sel also provides information about the atoms that
278 * have been used to evaluate the positions.
279 * If a non-zero value is returned, gmx_ana_do() immediately exits and returns
280 * the same value to the caller.
282 typedef int (*gmx_analysisfunc
)(t_topology
*top
, t_trxframe
*fr
, t_pbc
*pbc
,
283 int nr
, gmx_ana_selection_t
*sel
[], void *data
);
285 /** Loops through all frames in the trajectory. */
287 gmx_ana_do(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int flags
, gmx_analysisfunc analyze
, void *data
);
288 /** Gets the total number of frames analyzed. */
290 gmx_ana_get_nframes(gmx_ana_traj_t
*d
, int *nframes
);