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    ''' 
    Created on Mar 30, 2015
    
    
    @author: Eric C. Pellegrini
    
    from MDANSE.Framework.UserDefinitionsStore import UD_STORE
    
    from MDANSE.Framework.Configurators.IConfigurator import IConfigurator, ConfiguratorError
    
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    from MDANSE.Framework.AtomSelectionParser import AtomSelectionParser
    
    # The granularities at which the selection will be performed
    
    LEVELS = collections.OrderedDict()
    LEVELS["atom"]     = {"atom" : 0, "atomcluster" : 0, "molecule" : 0, "nucleotidechain" : 0, "peptidechain" : 0, "protein" : 0}
    LEVELS["group"]    = {"atom" : 0, "atomcluster" : 1, "molecule" : 1, "nucleotidechain" : 1, "peptidechain" : 1, "protein" : 1}
    LEVELS["residue"]  = {"atom" : 0, "atomcluster" : 1, "molecule" : 1, "nucleotidechain" : 2, "peptidechain" : 2, "protein" : 2}
    LEVELS["chain"]    = {"atom" : 0, "atomcluster" : 1, "molecule" : 1, "nucleotidechain" : 3, "peptidechain" : 3, "protein" : 3}
    LEVELS["molecule"] = {"atom" : 0, "atomcluster" : 1, "molecule" : 1, "nucleotidechain" : 3, "peptidechain" : 3, "protein" : 4}
    
    class AtomSelectionConfigurator(IConfigurator):    
    
        '''
        This configurator allows the selection of a specific set of atoms on which the analysis will be performed.
    
        Without any selection, all the atoms stored into the trajectory file will be selected.
    
        To Build an atom selection from the GUI you have to:
        
        * Create a workspace based on a MMTK trajectory data
        * Drag a molecular viewer on it
        * Drag into the Molecular Viewer the Atom selection plugin
    
        :note: this configurator depends on 'trajectory' and 'grouping_level' configurators to be configured
    
    
        type = 'atom_selection'
        
        _default = "all"
                        
        def configure(self, configuration, value):
    
            Configure an input value. 
            
            The value must be a string that can be either an atom selection string or a valid user 
    
            definition.
            
            :param configuration: the current configuration
            :type configuration: a MDANSE.Framework.Configurable.Configurable object
            :param value: the input value
            :type value: str
            '''
    
                              
            trajConfig = configuration[self._dependencies['trajectory']]
    
            
            if value is None:
                value = 'all'
            elif not isinstance(value,basestring):
    
                raise ConfiguratorError("invalid type for atom selection. Must be a string", self)
            
            self["value"] = value
            
    
            if UD_STORE.has_definition(trajConfig["basename"],"atom_selection",value):
                ud = UD_STORE.get_definition(trajConfig["basename"],"atom_selection",value)
                self.update(ud)
            else:        
    
                parser = AtomSelectionParser(trajConfig["instance"].universe)
    
                self["indexes"] = parser.parse(value)
                self["expression"] = value
    
    
            self["n_selected_atoms"] = len(self["indexes"])
            atoms = sorted(trajConfig["universe"].atomList(), key = operator.attrgetter('index'))
            selectedAtoms = [atoms[idx] for idx in self["indexes"]]
            self["elements"] = [[at.symbol] for at in selectedAtoms]
    
            if self._dependencies.has_key("grouping_level"):
                self.group(selectedAtoms, configuration[self._dependencies['grouping_level']]['value'])
            else:
                self.group(selectedAtoms)
                                     
            self.set_contents()
                
        @staticmethod                                                                                                                        
        def find_parent(atom, level):
    
            '''
            Retrieve recursively the parent of a given MMTK atom at a given level.
            For example, a level of 1 will return the direct parent of the atom. 
            
            :note: this is a static method
            
            :param atom: the atom for which the parent is searched for
            :type atom: MMTK.Atom object
            :param level: the level of the parent
            :type level: int
            '''
    
        def group(self, atoms, level="atom"):
            '''
            Group the selected atoms according to a given granularity and update
            the configurator with the grouping results.
            
            :param atoms: the atoms for 
            :type atoms: list of MMTK.Atom
            :param level: the level of granularity at which the atoms should be grouped
            :type level: str
            '''
                                            
    
            for at in atoms:
    
                lvl = LEVELS[level][at.topLevelChemicalObject().__class__.__name__.lower()]
                parent = self.find_parent(at,lvl)        
    
                groups.setdefault(parent,[]).append(at.index)
    
            
            self["groups"] = groups.values()
                
            self["n_groups"] = len(self["groups"])
            
            if level != "atom":
                self["elements"] = [["dummy"]]*self["n_groups"]
                                            
            self["level"] = level
                    
            self.set_contents()
                            
        def set_contents(self):
    
            '''
            Sets the contents of the atom selection.
            '''
                        
    
            self["contents"] = collections.OrderedDict()
            self['index_to_symbol'] = collections.OrderedDict()
            for i, group in enumerate(self["elements"]):
                for j, el in enumerate(group):
                    self["contents"].setdefault(el,[]).append(self["groups"][i][j])
                    self['index_to_symbol'][self["groups"][i][j]] = el
                     
            for k,v in self["contents"].items():
    
                self["contents"][k] = numpy.array(v,dtype=numpy.int32)
    
                
            self["n_atoms_per_element"] = dict([(k,len(v)) for k,v in self["contents"].items()])              
            self['n_selected_elements'] = len(self["contents"])
    
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            Returns some informations the atom selection.
    
            :return: the information about the atom selection.
    
            :rtype: str
            '''
    
    
            if not self.has_key("n_selected_atoms"):
                return "No configured yet"
    
            info.append("Number of selected atoms:%d" % self["n_selected_atoms"])
            info.append("Level of selection:%s" % self["level"])
            info.append("Number of selected groups:%d" % self["n_groups"])
            info.append("Selected elements:%s" % self["contents"].keys())
    
            return "\n".join(info)