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package org.broadinstitute.sting.utils.sam;

import net.sf.samtools.*;

import java.util.Map;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.io.File;

/**
 * A miscellaneous collection of utilities for working with SAM files, headers, etc.
 * Static methods only, please.
 *
 * @author mhanna
 * @version 0.1
 */
public class ReadUtils {
    private ReadUtils() { }

    public static SAMFileHeader copySAMFileHeader(SAMFileHeader toCopy) {
        SAMFileHeader copy = new SAMFileHeader();

        copy.setSortOrder(toCopy.getSortOrder());
        copy.setGroupOrder(toCopy.getGroupOrder());
        copy.setProgramRecords(toCopy.getProgramRecords());
        copy.setReadGroups(toCopy.getReadGroups());
        copy.setSequenceDictionary(toCopy.getSequenceDictionary());

        for (Map.Entry<String, Object> e : toCopy.getAttributes())
            copy.setAttribute(e.getKey(), e.getValue());

        return copy;
    }

    public static SAMFileWriter createSAMFileWriterWithCompression(SAMFileHeader header, boolean presorted, String file, int compression) {
        if (file.endsWith(".bam"))
            return new SAMFileWriterFactory().makeBAMWriter(header, presorted, new File(file), compression);
        return new SAMFileWriterFactory().makeSAMOrBAMWriter(header, presorted, new File(file));
    }

    public static boolean isPlatformRead(SAMRecord read, String name) {
        SAMReadGroupRecord readGroup = read.getReadGroup();
        if (readGroup != null) {
            Object readPlatformAttr = readGroup.getAttribute("PL");
            if (readPlatformAttr != null)
                return readPlatformAttr.toString().toUpperCase().contains(name);
        }
        return false;
    }

    // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    //
    // utilities for detecting overlapping reads
    //
    // ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    /**
     * Detects read pairs where the reads are so long relative to the over fragment size that they are
     * reading into each other's adaptors.
     *
     * Normally, fragments are sufficiently far apart that reads aren't reading into each other.
     *
     * |-------------------->                                   first read
     *                                 <--------------------|   second read
     *
     * Sometimes, mostly due to lab errors or constraints, fragment library are made too short relative to the
     * length of the reads.  For example, it's possible to have 76bp PE reads with 125 bp inserts, so that ~25 bp of each
     * read overlaps with its mate.
     *
     * |--------OOOOOOOOOOOO>               first read
     *         <OOOOOOOOOOOO------------|   second read
     *
     * This filter deals with the situation where the fragment is so small that the each read actually reads into the
     * adaptor sequence of its mate, generating mismatches at both ends of the read:
     *
     *              |----------------XXXX>      first read
     *         <XXXX----------------|           second read
     *
     * The code below returns NOT_OVERLAPPING for the first case, IN_ADAPTOR for the last case, and OVERLAPPING
     * given a read and a reference aligned base position.
     *
     * @author depristo
     * @version 0.1
     */

    public enum OverlapType { NOT_OVERLAPPING, IN_ADAPTOR }

    /**
     * God, there's a huge information asymmetry in SAM format:
     *
     *      s1                      e1
     *      |-----------------------> [record in hand]
     *  s2
     *  <-----------------------|
     *
     * s1, e1, and s2 are all in the record.  From isize we can can compute e2 as s1 + isize + 1
     *
     *      s2
     *      |----------------------->
     *  s1                      e1
     *  <-----------------------|     [record in hand]
     *
     * Here we cannot calculate e2 since the record carries s2 and e1 + isize is s2 now!
     *
     * This makes the following code a little nasty, since we can only detect if a base is in the adaptor, but not
     * if it overlaps the read.
     *
     * @param rec
     * @param basePos
     * @param adaptorLength
     * @return
     */
    public static OverlapType readPairBaseOverlapType(final SAMRecord rec, long basePos, final int adaptorLength) {
        OverlapType state = OverlapType.NOT_OVERLAPPING;

        long isize = rec.getInferredInsertSize();
        if ( isize != 0 ) { // we're not an unmapped pair -- cannot filter out
            long adaptorStart, adaptorEnd;
            long mateStart = rec.getMateAlignmentStart();
            long mateEnd = -1;

            if ( rec.getReadNegativeStrandFlag() ) {
                // we are on the negative strand, so our mate is on the positive strand
                adaptorStart = mateStart - adaptorLength - 1;
                adaptorEnd = mateStart - 1;
            } else {
                // we are on the positive strand, so our mate is on the negative strand
                mateEnd = rec.getAlignmentStart() + isize - 1;
                adaptorStart = mateEnd + 1;
                adaptorEnd = mateEnd + adaptorLength;
            }

            boolean inAdapator = basePos >= adaptorStart && basePos <= adaptorEnd;

            if ( inAdapator ) { 
                state = OverlapType.IN_ADAPTOR;
//                System.out.printf("baseOverlapState: %50s negStrand=%b base=%d start=%d stop=%d, mateStart=%d mateStop=%d adaptorStart=%d adaptorEnd=%d isize=%d => %s%n",
//                        rec.getReadName(), rec.getReadNegativeStrandFlag(), basePos, rec.getAlignmentStart(), rec.getAlignmentEnd(), mateStart, mateEnd, adaptorStart, adaptorEnd, isize, state);
            }
        }

        return state;
    }

    private static int DEFAULT_ADAPTOR_SIZE = 100;
    public static OverlapType readPairBaseOverlapType(final SAMRecord rec, long basePos) {
        return readPairBaseOverlapType(rec, basePos, DEFAULT_ADAPTOR_SIZE);
    }

    public static boolean is454Read(SAMRecord read) {
        return isPlatformRead(read, "454");
    }

    public static boolean isSOLiDRead(SAMRecord read) {
        return isPlatformRead(read, "SOLID");
    }

    public static boolean isSLXRead(SAMRecord read) {
        return isPlatformRead(read, "ILLUMINA");
    }

    private static final Map<Integer, String> readFlagNames
            = new HashMap<Integer, String>();

    static {
        readFlagNames.put(0x1, "Paired");
        readFlagNames.put(0x2, "Proper");
        readFlagNames.put(0x4, "Unmapped");
        readFlagNames.put(0x8, "MateUnmapped");
        readFlagNames.put(0x10, "Forward");
        //readFlagNames.put(0x20, "MateForward");
        readFlagNames.put(0x4, "FirstOfPair");
        readFlagNames.put(0x8, "SecondOfPair");
        readFlagNames.put(0x100, "NotPrimary");
        readFlagNames.put(0x200, "NON-PF");
        readFlagNames.put(0x400, "Duplicate");
    }

    public static String readFlagsAsString(SAMRecord rec) {
        String flags = "";
        for (int flag : readFlagNames.keySet()) {
            if ((rec.getFlags() & flag) != 0) {
                flags += readFlagNames.get(flag) + " ";
            }
        }
        return flags;
    }    
}