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#ifndef _FF_FACTORY_H_
#define _FF_FACTORY_H_
// FsaF* vs F* (regular ff/factory).
//TODO: use http://www.boost.org/doc/libs/1_43_0/libs/functional/factory/doc/html/index.html ?
/*TODO: register state identity separately from feature function identity? as
* in: string registry for name of state somewhere, assert that same result is
* computed by all users? or, we can just require that ff sharing same state
* all be mashed into a single ffunc, which can just emit all the fid scores at
* once. that's fine.
*/
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <map>
#include <stdexcept>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
class FeatureFunction;
class FsaFeatureFunction;
struct UntypedFactory {
virtual ~UntypedFactory();
virtual std::string usage(bool params,bool verbose) const = 0;
};
template <class FF>
struct FactoryBase : public UntypedFactory {
typedef FF F;
typedef boost::shared_ptr<F> FP;
virtual FP Create(std::string param) const = 0;
};
/* see cdec_ff.cc for example usage: this create concrete factories to be registered */
template<class FF>
struct FFFactory : public FactoryBase<FeatureFunction> {
FP Create(std::string param) const {
FF *ret=new FF(param);
ret->Init();
return FP(ret);
}
virtual std::string usage(bool params,bool verbose) const {
return FF::usage(params,verbose);
}
};
// same as above, but we didn't want to require a typedef e.g. Parent in FF class, and template typedef isn't available
template<class FF>
struct FsaFactory : public FactoryBase<FsaFeatureFunction> {
FP Create(std::string param) const {
FF *ret=new FF(param);
ret->Init();
return FP(ret);
}
virtual std::string usage(bool params,bool verbose) const {
return FF::usage(params,verbose);
}
};
struct UntypedFactoryRegistry {
std::string usage(std::string const& ffname,bool params=true,bool verbose=true) const;
bool have(std::string const& ffname);
void DisplayList() const;
void Register(const std::string& ffname, UntypedFactory* factory);
void Register(UntypedFactory* factory);
void clear();
static bool parse_debug(std::string & param_in_out); // returns true iff param starts w/ debug (and remove that prefix from param)
protected:
typedef boost::shared_ptr<UntypedFactory> FactoryP;
typedef std::map<std::string, FactoryP > Factmap;
Factmap reg_;
friend int main(int argc, char** argv);
friend class UntypedFactory;
};
template <class Feat>
struct FactoryRegistry : public UntypedFactoryRegistry {
typedef Feat F;
typedef boost::shared_ptr<F> FP;
typedef FactoryBase<F> FB;
FP Create(const std::string& ffname, std::string param) const {
using namespace std;
Factmap::const_iterator it = reg_.find(ffname);
if (it == reg_.end())
throw std::runtime_error("I don't know how to create feature "+ffname);
bool debug=parse_debug(param);
if (debug)
cerr<<"debug enabled for "<<ffname<< " - remaining options: '"<<param<<"'\n";
FP res = dynamic_cast<FB const&>(*it->second).Create(param);
res->init_name_debug(ffname,debug);
// could add a res->Init() here instead of in Create if we wanted feature id to potentially differ based on the registered name rather than static usage() - of course, specific feature ids can be computed on the basis of feature param as well; this only affects the default single feature id=name
return res;
}
};
typedef FactoryRegistry<FeatureFunction> FFRegistry;
typedef FactoryRegistry<FsaFeatureFunction> FsaFFRegistry;
extern FsaFFRegistry fsa_ff_registry;
inline FsaFFRegistry & global_fsa_ff_registry() { return fsa_ff_registry; }
extern FFRegistry ff_registry;
inline FFRegistry & global_ff_registry() { return ff_registry; }
void ff_usage(std::string const& name,std::ostream &out=std::cout);
/*
extern boost::shared_ptr<FsaFFRegistry> global_fsa_ff_registry;
extern boost::shared_ptr<FFRegistry> global_ff_registry;
*/
#endif
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