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//
// File: CaseMaskedAlphabet.h
// Created by: Julien Dutheil
// Created on: Sun Sep 05 2010
//

/*
Copyright or © or Copr. CNRS, (November 17, 2004)

This software is a computer program whose purpose is to provide classes
for sequences analysis.

This software is governed by the CeCILL  license under French law and
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*/

#ifndef _CASEMASKEDALPHABET_H_
#define _CASEMASKEDALPHABET_H_

#include "LetterAlphabet.h"

//From the STL:
#include <string>

namespace bpp
{

/**
 * @brief Case-sensitive letter alphabet.
 *
 * This alphabet is used for parsing comodity.
 * It takes as input another LetterAlphabet and will create duplicate any aphanumerical and upper case state,
 * by creating a lower case version of the state, also named "masked" state.
 * Helper functions are provided to determine whether a given state is masked or unmasked.
 */
class CaseMaskedAlphabet :
  public LetterAlphabet
{
  public:
    const LetterAlphabet* nocaseAlphabet_;

  public:
    CaseMaskedAlphabet(const LetterAlphabet* nocaseAlphabet);
    CaseMaskedAlphabet(const CaseMaskedAlphabet& cma) :
      LetterAlphabet(cma), nocaseAlphabet_(cma.nocaseAlphabet_) {}
    CaseMaskedAlphabet& operator=(const CaseMaskedAlphabet& cma) {
      LetterAlphabet::operator=(cma);
      nocaseAlphabet_ = cma.nocaseAlphabet_;
      return *this;
    }

  public:
		unsigned int getSize() const { return nocaseAlphabet_->getSize(); }
		unsigned int getNumberOfTypes() const { return nocaseAlphabet_->getNumberOfTypes(); }
    std::string getAlphabetType() const { return "Default alphabet"; }
    int getUnknownCharacterCode() const { return nocaseAlphabet_->getUnknownCharacterCode(); }
    bool isUnresolved(int state) const { return nocaseAlphabet_->isUnresolved(state); }
    bool isUnresolved(const std::string& state) const { return nocaseAlphabet_->isUnresolved(state); }

    const Alphabet* getUnmaskedAlphabet() const { return nocaseAlphabet_; }

    bool isMasked(int state) const { return state >= 100; }
    bool isMasked(const std::string& state) const {
      char c = state.c_str()[0];
      return isMasked(c);
    }
    bool isMasked(char state) const {
      return isalpha(state) && !isupper(state);
    }

    /**
     * @brief Get the masked state equivalent to the input one.
     *
     * If the input state is masked, returns it "as is".
     * @param state The input state.
     * @throw BadIntException if the input state is not supported, or if there is no quivallent masked state.
     */
    int getMaskedEquivalentState(int state) const throw (BadIntException);
    /**
     * @brief Get the masked state equivalent to the input one.
     *
     * If the input state is masked, returns it "as is".
     * @param state The input state.
     * @throw BadCharException if the input state is not supported.
     * @throw BadIntException if there is no equivalent masked state.
     */
    const std::string getMaskedEquivalentState(const std::string& state) const throw (BadCharException, BadIntException);

};

} // end of namespace bpp

#endif //_CASEMASKEDALPHABET_H_