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sacfmt::Trace Class Reference
#include <sac_format.hpp>
Static Public Member Functions | |
| static void | write_data (std::ofstream *sac_file, const std::vector< double > &data_vec) |
| Writes data vectors. | |
Private Member Functions | |
| void | calc_gcarc () noexcept |
| Calculate great-circle arc-distance (gcarc). | |
| void | calc_dist () noexcept |
| Calculate distance (using gcarc). | |
| void | calc_az () noexcept |
| Calculate azimuth. | |
| void | calc_baz () noexcept |
| Calculate back-azimuth. | |
| void | read_float_headers_starter (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 000–009. | |
| void | read_float_headers_t (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 010–020. | |
| void | read_float_headers_resp (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 021–030. | |
| void | read_float_headers_station_event (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 031–039. | |
| void | read_float_headers_user (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 040–049. | |
| void | read_float_headers_geometry (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 050–053. | |
| void | read_float_headers_meta (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 054–069. | |
| void | read_float_headers (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 000–069. | |
| void | read_int_headers_datetime (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 070–075. | |
| void | read_int_headers_meta (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 076–104. | |
| void | read_int_headers (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 070–104. | |
| void | read_bool_headers (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 105–109. | |
| void | read_string_headers (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-headers from words 110–157. | |
| void | read_datas (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads data vectors. | |
| void | read_footers (std::ifstream *sac_file) |
| Reads SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43). | |
| void | write_float_headers_starter (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 000–009. | |
| void | write_float_headers_t (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 010–020. | |
| void | write_float_headers_resp (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 021–030. | |
| void | write_float_headers_station_event (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 031–039. | |
| void | write_float_headers_user (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 040–049. | |
| void | write_float_headers_geometry (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 050–053. | |
| void | write_float_headers_meta (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 054–069. | |
| void | write_float_headers (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 000–069. | |
| void | write_int_headers_datetime (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 070–075. | |
| void | write_int_headers_meta (std::ofstream *sac_file, int hdr_ver) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 076–104. | |
| void | write_int_headers (std::ofstream *sac_file, int hdr_ver) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 070–104. | |
| void | write_bool_headers (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 105–109. | |
| void | write_string_headers (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-headers from words 110–157. | |
| void | write_footers (std::ofstream *sac_file) const |
| Writes SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43). | |
| bool | geometry_set () const noexcept |
| Determine if locations are set for geometry calculation. | |
| point | station_location () const noexcept |
| Return station location as a point. | |
| point | event_location () const noexcept |
| Return even location as a point. | |
| void | resize_data1 (size_t size) noexcept |
| void | resize_data2 (size_t size) noexcept |
| void | resize_data (size_t size) noexcept |
| Resize data vectors (only if eligible). | |
Private Attributes | |
| std::array< float, num_float > | floats {} |
| Float storage array. | |
| std::array< double, num_double > | doubles {} |
| Double storage array. | |
| std::array< int, num_int > | ints {} |
| Integer storage array. | |
| std::array< bool, num_bool > | bools {} |
| Boolean storage array. | |
| std::array< std::string, num_string > | strings {} |
| String storage array. | |
| std::array< std::vector< double >, num_data > | data {} |
| std::vector<double> storage array. | |
Detailed Description
The Trace class.
This class is the recommended way for reading/writing SAC-files.
It safely reads all data, provides automatic write support based upon the nVHdr header value (determine if a footer should be included or not).
It provides getters and setters for all SAC headers and the data.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
◆ Trace() [1/2]
| noexcept |
Trace default constructor.
Fills all values with their default (unset) values. Data vectors are of size zero.
- Returns
- Default created Trace object.
861 {
867}
std::array< std::string, num_string > strings
String storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1408
std::array< int, num_int > ints
Integer storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1404
std::array< bool, num_bool > bools
Boolean storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1406
std::array< float, num_float > floats
Float storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1400
std::array< double, num_double > doubles
Double storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1402
constexpr float unset_float
Float-point unset value (SAC Magic).
Definition sac_format.hpp:72
constexpr double unset_double
Double-precision unset value (SAC Magic).
Definition sac_format.hpp:74
constexpr bool unset_bool
Boolean unset value (SAC Magic).
Definition sac_format.hpp:76
const std::string unset_word
String unset value (SAC Magic).
Definition sac_format.hpp:78
constexpr int unset_int
Integer unset value (SAC Magic).
Definition sac_format.hpp:70
◆ Trace() [2/2]
| explicit |
Binary SAC-file reader.
- Parameters
[in] path std::filesystem::path SAC-file to be read.
- Returns
- Trace read in-file.
- Exceptions
io_error If the file is not safe to read for whatever reason. std::exception (disk failure).
2186 {
2187 std::ifstream file(path, std::ifstream::binary);
2188 if (!file) {
2189 throw io_error(path.string() + " cannot be opened to read.");
2190 }
2192 read_float_headers(&file);
2193 read_int_headers(&file);
2194 read_bool_headers(&file);
2195 read_string_headers(&file);
2196 read_datas(&file);
2199 read_footers(&file);
2200 }
2202 file.close();
2203}
void read_string_headers(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 110–157.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2084
void read_float_headers(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 000–069.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1957
void read_datas(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads data vectors.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2125
void read_int_headers(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 070–104.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2045
void read_bool_headers(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 105–109.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2062
void read_footers(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43).
Definition sac_format.cpp:2153
void safe_to_read_footer(std::ifstream *sac)
Determines if the SAC-file has enough space remaining to contain a complete footer.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1708
void safe_to_finish_reading(std::ifstream *sac)
Determines if the SAC-file is finished.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1749
void safe_to_read_header(std::ifstream *sac)
Determine if the SAC-file is large enough to contain a complete header.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1692
constexpr int modern_hdr_version
nVHdr value for newest SAC format (2020+).
Definition sac_format.hpp:106
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Member Function Documentation
◆ a() [1/2]
| noexcept |
const std::unordered_map< name, const size_t > sac_map
Lookup table for variable locations.
Definition sac_format.hpp:946
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◆ a() [2/2]
◆ az() [1/2]
| noexcept |
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◆ az() [2/2]
◆ b() [1/2]
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◆ b() [2/2]
◆ baz() [1/2]
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◆ baz() [2/2]
◆ calc_az()
| privatenoexcept |
Calculate azimuth.
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Station\rightarrow Event
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971 {
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point station_location() const noexcept
Return station location as a point.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1388
point event_location() const noexcept
Return even location as a point.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1392
double azimuth(point location1, point location2) noexcept
Calculate azimuth between two points.
Definition sac_format.cpp:766
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◆ calc_baz()
| privatenoexcept |
Calculate back-azimuth.
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Event\rightarrow Station
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◆ calc_dist()
| privatenoexcept |
Calculate distance (using gcarc).
Assumes spherical Earth (in future may update to include flattening and different planteray bodies).
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d=r_{E}\cdot\Delta
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960 {
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constexpr double earth_radius
Average radius of Earth (kilometers).
Definition sac_format.hpp:118
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◆ calc_gcarc()
| privatenoexcept |
Calculate great-circle arc-distance (gcarc).
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◆ calc_geometry()
| noexcept |
Calculates gcarc, dist, az, and baz from stla, stlo, evla, and evlo.
901 {
903 calc_gcarc();
904 calc_dist();
905 calc_az();
906 calc_baz();
907 } else {
912 }
913}
void calc_gcarc() noexcept
Calculate great-circle arc-distance (gcarc).
Definition sac_format.cpp:945
bool geometry_set() const noexcept
Determine if locations are set for geometry calculation.
Definition sac_format.cpp:937
void calc_dist() noexcept
Calculate distance (using gcarc).
Definition sac_format.cpp:960
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◆ cmpaz() [1/2]
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@ cmpaz
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◆ cmpaz() [2/2]
◆ cmpinc() [1/2]
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◆ cmpinc() [2/2]
◆ data1() [1/2]
| noexcept |
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std::array< std::vector< double >, num_data > data
std::vector<double> storage array.
Definition sac_format.hpp:1411
@ data1
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◆ data1() [2/2]
◆ data2() [1/2]
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◆ data2() [2/2]
◆ date()
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◆ delta() [1/2]
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◆ delta() [2/2]
◆ depmax() [1/2]
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◆ depmen() [1/2]
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◆ depmin() [1/2]
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◆ depmin() [2/2]
◆ dist() [1/2]
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◆ dist() [2/2]
◆ e() [1/2]
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◆ e() [2/2]
◆ evdp() [1/2]
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@ evdp
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◆ evdp() [2/2]
◆ evel() [1/2]
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@ evel
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◆ evel() [2/2]
◆ event_location()
| inlineprivatenoexcept |
Return even location as a point.
1392 {
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◆ evla() [1/2]
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@ evla
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◆ evla() [2/2]
1396 {
1397 double clean_input{input};
1399 clean_input = limit_90(clean_input);
1400 }
1402}
double limit_90(double degrees) noexcept
Takes a decimal degree value and constrains it to a quarter circle using symmetry.
Definition sac_format.cpp:840
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◆ evlo() [1/2]
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@ evlo
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◆ evlo() [2/2]
1403 {
1404 double clean_input{input};
1406 clean_input = limit_180(clean_input);
1407 }
1409}
double limit_180(double degrees) noexcept
Takes a decimal degree value and constrains it to a half circle using symmetry.
Definition sac_format.cpp:820
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◆ f() [1/2]
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◆ f() [2/2]
◆ frequency()
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Calculate frequency from delta.
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- Returns
- double Frequency.
924 {
928 }
929 return 1.0 / delta_val;
930}
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◆ gcarc() [1/2]
| noexcept |
◆ gcarc() [2/2]
◆ geometry_set()
| privatenoexcept |
Determine if locations are set for geometry calculation.
- Returns
- bool True if able to calculate geometry.
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◆ ibody() [1/2]
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◆ idep() [1/2]
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◆ ievreg() [1/2]
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◆ ievtyp() [1/2]
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◆ iftype() [1/2]
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◆ iftype() [2/2]
1463 {
1466 // Uneven 2D data not supported as not in specification
1469 }
1470 resize_data2(size);
1471}
◆ iinst() [1/2]
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◆ imagsrc() [1/2]
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◆ imagtyp() [1/2]
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◆ iqual() [1/2]
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◆ istreg() [1/2]
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◆ isynth() [1/2]
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◆ iztype() [1/2]
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◆ ka() [1/2]
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◆ kcmpnm() [1/2]
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◆ kdatrd() [1/2]
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◆ kevnm() [1/2]
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◆ kt0() [1/2]
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◆ kt1() [1/2]
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◆ kuser1() [1/2]
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◆ lcalda() [1/2]
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◆ lcalda() [2/2]
◆ legacy_write()
Binary SAC-file legacy-write convenience function.
- Parameters
[in] path std::filesystem::path SAC-file to be written.
- Exceptions
io_error If the file cannot be written (bad path or bad permissions). std::execption Other unwritable issues (not enough space, disk failure, etc.).
2718 {
2720}
void write(const std::filesystem::path &path, bool legacy=false) const
Binary SAC-file writer.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2686
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◆ leven() [1/2]
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1506 {
1509 // Uneven 2D data not supported since not in specification
1512 }
1513 resize_data2(size);
1514}
◆ lovrok() [1/2]
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◆ nevid() [1/2]
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◆ norid() [1/2]
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◆ norid() [2/2]
◆ npts() [1/2]
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1444 {
1447 const size_t size{static_cast<size_t>(input >= 0 ? input : 0)};
1448 resize_data(size);
1449 }
1450}
void resize_data(size_t size) noexcept
Resize data vectors (only if eligible).
Definition sac_format.cpp:1654
◆ nsnpts() [1/2]
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◆ nvhdr() [1/2]
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◆ nvhdr() [2/2]
◆ nwfid() [1/2]
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◆ nxsize() [1/2]
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◆ nysize() [1/2]
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◆ nzhour() [1/2]
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◆ nzjday() [1/2]
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◆ nzmin() [1/2]
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◆ nzmsec() [1/2]
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◆ nzsec() [1/2]
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◆ o() [1/2]
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◆ odelta() [1/2]
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◆ operator==()
Trace equality operator.
- Returns
- bool Truth value of equality.
876 {
878 return false;
879 }
881 return false;
882 }
884 return false;
885 }
887 return false;
888 }
890 return false;
891 }
893 return false;
894 }
895 return true;
896}
bool equal_within_tolerance(const std::vector< double > &vector1, const std::vector< double > &vector2, double tolerance=f_eps) noexcept
Check if two std::vector<double> are equal within a tolerance limit.
Definition sac_format.cpp:620
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◆ read_bool_headers()
| private |
Reads SAC-headers from words 105–109.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 105.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 109.
Loads all boolean headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2062 {
2063 // Logical headers
2068 // Skip 'unused'
2070}
word_one read_word(std::ifstream *sac)
Read one word (32 bits, useful for non-strings) from a binary SAC-File.
Definition sac_format.cpp:407
bool binary_to_bool(const word_one &flag) noexcept
Convert a 32-bit (one word) binary bitset to a boolean.
Definition sac_format.cpp:357
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◆ read_datas()
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Reads data vectors.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of the data section(s).
For data1 reads words 158–(158 + npts).
For data2 reads words (158 + 1 + npts)–(159 + (2 * npts))
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2125 {
2127 // data1
2129 if (is_data) {
2130 // false flags for data1
2133 // Originally floats, read as doubles
2135 }
2136 // data2 (uneven or spectral data)
2138 // true flags for data2
2142 }
2143}
std::vector< double > read_data(std::ifstream *sac, const read_spec &spec)
Reader arbitrary number of words (useful for vectors) from a binary SAC-file.
Definition sac_format.cpp:487
constexpr std::streamoff data_word
First word of (first) data-section (stream offset).
Definition sac_format.hpp:68
void safe_to_read_data(std::ifstream *sac, size_t n_words, bool data2=false)
Determines if the SAC-file has enough space remaining to contain a complete data vector.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1729
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◆ read_float_headers()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 000–069.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 000.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 069.
Loads all the float headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1957 {
1965}
void read_float_headers_meta(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 054–069.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1929
void read_float_headers_resp(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 021–030.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1832
void read_float_headers_station_event(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 031–039.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1857
void read_float_headers_geometry(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 050–053.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1909
void read_float_headers_starter(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 000–009.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1778
void read_float_headers_user(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 040–049.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1884
void read_float_headers_t(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 010–020.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1805
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◆ read_float_headers_geometry()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 050–053.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 050.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 053.
Headers loaded: dist, az, baz, and gcarc.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
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float binary_to_float(const word_one &bin) noexcept
Convert 32-bit (one word) binary bitset to a floating-point value.
Definition sac_format.cpp:127
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◆ read_float_headers_meta()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 054–069.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 054.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 069.
Headers loaded: sb, sdelta, depmen, cmpaz, cmpinc, xminimum, xmaximum, yminimum, and ymaximum.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1929 {
1939 // Skip 'unused' (xcommon_skip_num)
1941 read_word(sac_file);
1942 }
1943}
constexpr int common_skip_num
Extremely common number of 'internal use' headers in SAC format.
Definition sac_format.hpp:110
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◆ read_float_headers_resp()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 021–030.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 021.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 030.
Headers loaded: resp0, resp1, resp2, resp3, resp4, resp5, resp6, resp7, resp8, and resp9.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1832 {
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◆ read_float_headers_starter()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 000–009.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 000.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 009.
Headers loaded: delta, depmin, depmax, odelta, b, e, o, and a.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1778 {
1782 // Skip 'unused'
1789 // Skip 'internal'
1791}
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◆ read_float_headers_station_event()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 031–039.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 031.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 039.
Headers loaded: stla, stlo, stel, stdp, evla, evlo, evel, evdp, and mag.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1857 {
1858 // Station headers
1863 // Event headers
1869}
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◆ read_float_headers_t()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 010–020.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 010.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 020.
Headers loaded: t0, t1, t2, t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8, t9, and f.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1805 {
1817}
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◆ read_float_headers_user()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 040–049.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 040.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 049.
Headers loaded: user0, user1, user2, user3, user4, user5, user6, user7, user8, and user9.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1884 {
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◆ read_footers()
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Reads SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43).
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of the footer section.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2153 {
2176}
word_two read_two_words(std::ifstream *sac)
Read two words (64 bits, useful for most strings) from a binary SAC-file.
Definition sac_format.cpp:439
double binary_to_double(const word_two &bin) noexcept
Convert 64-bit (two words) binary bitset to double-precision value.
Definition sac_format.cpp:159
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◆ read_int_headers()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 070–104.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 070.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 104.
Loads all integer headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2045 {
2048}
void read_int_headers_datetime(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 070–075.
Definition sac_format.cpp:1979
void read_int_headers_meta(std::ifstream *sac_file)
Reads SAC-headers from words 076–104.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2002
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◆ read_int_headers_datetime()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 070–075.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 070.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 075.
Headers loaded: nzyear, nzjday, nzhour, nzmin, nzsec, and nzmsec.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
1979 {
1986}
int binary_to_int(word_one bin) noexcept
Convert 32-bit (one word) binary bitset to integer.
Definition sac_format.cpp:88
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◆ read_int_headers_meta()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 076–104.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 076.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 104.
Headers loaded: nvhdr, norid, nevid, npts, nsnpts, nwfid, nxsize, nysize, iftype, idep, iztype, iinst, istreg, ievreg, ievtyp, iqual, isynth, imagtyp, imagsrc, and ibody.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2002 {
2011 // Skip 'unused'
2016 // Skip 'unused'
2027 // Skip 'unused' (xcommon_skip_num)
2029 read_word(sac_file);
2030 }
2031}
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◆ read_string_headers()
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Reads SAC-headers from words 110–157.
Note that this expects the position of the reader to be the beginning of word 110.
Note that this modifies the position of the reader to the end of word 157.
Loads all string headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ifstream* SAC-file to be read.
2084 {
2085 // KSTNM is 2 words (normal)
2087 // KEVNM is 4 words long (unique!)
2089 // All other 'K' headers are 2 words
2111}
word_four read_four_words(std::ifstream *sac)
Read four words (128 bits, kEvNm only) from a binary SAC-file.
Definition sac_format.cpp:462
std::string binary_to_long_string(const word_four &str) noexcept
Convert a 128-bit (four word) binary bitset to a string.
Definition sac_format.cpp:332
std::string binary_to_string(const word_two &str) noexcept
Convert a 64-bit (two word) binary bitset to a string.
Definition sac_format.cpp:298
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◆ resize_data()
Resize data vectors (only if eligible).
Will always resize data1, data2 only resizes if it can have non-zero size.
◆ resize_data1()
◆ resize_data2()
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◆ station_location()
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◆ time()
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Get time string.
- Returns
- sstd::string Time (HH::MM:SS.sss).
1008 {
1009 // Require all to be set
1013 }
1014 std::ostringstream oss{};
1015 oss << nzhour();
1016 oss << ':';
1017 oss << nzmin();
1018 oss << ':';
1019 oss << nzsec();
1020 oss << '.';
1021 oss << nzmsec();
1022 return oss.str();
1023}
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◆ write()
Binary SAC-file writer.
- Parameters
[in] path std::filesystem::path SAC-file to write. [in] legacy bool Legacy-write flag (default false = v7, true = v6).
- Exceptions
io_error If the file cannot be written (bad path or bad permissions). std::exception Other unwritable issues (not enough space, disk failure, etc.).
2686 {
2687 std::ofstream file(path, std::ios::binary | std::ios::out | std::ios::trunc);
2688 if (!file) {
2689 throw io_error(path.string() + " cannot be opened to write.");
2690 }
2692 write_float_headers(&file);
2693 write_int_headers(&file, header_version);
2694 write_bool_headers(&file);
2695 write_string_headers(&file);
2696 // Data
2697 std::vector<double> tmp{data1()};
2698 write_data(&file, tmp);
2700 tmp = data2();
2701 write_data(&file, tmp);
2702 }
2704 // Write footer
2705 write_footers(&file);
2706 }
2707 file.close();
2708}
void write_footers(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43).
Definition sac_format.cpp:2652
static void write_data(std::ofstream *sac_file, const std::vector< double > &data_vec)
Writes data vectors.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2220
void write_int_headers(std::ofstream *sac_file, int hdr_ver) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 070–104.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2508
void write_string_headers(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 110–157.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2547
void write_float_headers(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 000–069.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2417
void write_bool_headers(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 105–109.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2526
constexpr int old_hdr_version
nVHdr value for historic SAC format (pre-2020).
Definition sac_format.hpp:108
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◆ write_bool_headers()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 105–109.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 105.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 109.
Writes all boolean headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2526 {
2531 // Fill 'unused'
2533}
std::vector< char > bool_to_word(bool flag) noexcept
Convert boolean to a word for writing.
Definition sac_format.cpp:598
void write_words(std::ofstream *sac_file, const std::vector< char > &input)
Write arbitrary number of words (useful for vectors) to a binary SAC-file.
Definition sac_format.cpp:510
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◆ write_data()
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Writes data vectors.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of the data section wriitten.
For data1 writes words 158–(158 + npts).
For data2 writess words (158 + 1 + npts)–(159 + (2 * npts))
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written. [in] data_vec std::vector<double> Data-vector to write.
2221 {
2222 std::for_each(
2223 data_vec.begin(), data_vec.end(), [&sac_file](const auto &value) {
2224 write_words(sac_file, convert_to_word(static_cast<float>(value)));
2225 });
2226}
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◆ write_float_headers()
| private |
Writes SAC-headers from words 000–069.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 000.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 069.
Writes all the float headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2417 {
2425}
void write_float_headers_t(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 010–020.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2267
void write_float_headers_geometry(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 050–053.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2369
void write_float_headers_meta(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 054–069.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2389
void write_float_headers_station_event(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 031–039.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2319
void write_float_headers_starter(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 000–009.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2240
void write_float_headers_resp(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 021–030.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2294
void write_float_headers_user(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 040–049.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2344
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◆ write_float_headers_geometry()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 050–053.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 050.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 053.
Headers written: dist, az, baz, and gcarc.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2369 {
2374}
std::vector< char > convert_to_word(T input) noexcept
Template function to convert input value into a std::vector<char> for writing.
Definition sac_format.cpp:527
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◆ write_float_headers_meta()
| private |
Writes SAC-headers from words 054–069.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 054.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 069.
Headers written: sb, sdelta, depmen, cmpaz, cmpinc, xminimum, xmaximum, yminimum, and ymaximum.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2389 {
2399 // Fill 'unused' (xcommon_skip_num)
2402 }
2403}
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◆ write_float_headers_resp()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 021–030.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 021.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 030.
Headers written: resp0, resp1, resp2, resp3, resp4, resp5, resp6, resp7, resp8, and resp9.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2294 {
2305}
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◆ write_float_headers_starter()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 000–009.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 000.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 009.
Headers written: delta, depmin, depmax, odelta, b, e, o, and a.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2240 {
2244 // Fill 'unused'
2251 // Fill 'internal'
2253}
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◆ write_float_headers_station_event()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 031–039.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 031.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 039.
Headers written: stla, stlo, stel, stdp, evla, evlo, evel, evdp, and mag.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2319 {
2329}
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◆ write_float_headers_t()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 010–020.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 010.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 020.
Headers written: t0, t1, t2, t3, t4, t5, t6, t7, t8, t9, and f.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2267 {
2279}
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◆ write_float_headers_user()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 040–049.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 040.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 049.
Headers written: user0, user1, user2, user3, user4, user5, user6, user7, user8, and user9.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2344 {
2355}
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◆ write_footers()
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Writes SAC-footers (post-data words 00–43).
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of the footer section.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2652 {
2675}
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◆ write_int_headers()
Writes SAC-headers from words 070–104.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 070.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 104.
Writes all integer headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written. [in] hdr_ver Integer header version to be written.
2509 {
2512}
void write_int_headers_datetime(std::ofstream *sac_file) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 070–075.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2439
void write_int_headers_meta(std::ofstream *sac_file, int hdr_ver) const
Writes SAC-headers from words 076–104.
Definition sac_format.cpp:2463
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◆ write_int_headers_datetime()
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Writes SAC-headers from words 070–075.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 070.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 075.
Headers written: nzyear, nzjday, nzhour, nzmin, nzsec, and nzmsec.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2439 {
2446}
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◆ write_int_headers_meta()
Writes SAC-headers from words 076–104.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 076.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 104.
Headers written: nvhdr, norid, nevid, npts, nsnpts, nwfid, nxsize, nysize, iftype, idep, iztype, iinst, istreg, ievreg, ievtyp, iqual, isynth, imagtyp, imagsrc, and ibody.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written. [in] hdr_ver Integer header version to be written.
2464 {
2473 // Fill 'unused'
2478 // Fill 'unused'
2489 // Fill 'unused' (xcommon_skip_num)
2492 }
2493}
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◆ write_string_headers()
| private |
Writes SAC-headers from words 110–157.
Note that this expects the position of the writer to be the beginning of word 110.
Note that this modifies the position of the writer to the end of word 157.
Writes all string headers.
- Parameters
[in,out] sac_file std::ofstream* SAC-file to be written.
2547 {
2548 // Strings are special
2549 std::array<char, static_cast<size_t>(2) * word_length> two_words{
2550 convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kstnm(), 2)};
2551 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2552 two_words.end())); // 110-111
2553
2554 std::array<char, static_cast<size_t>(4) * word_length> four_words{
2555 convert_to_words<sizeof(four_words)>(kevnm(), 4)};
2556 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(four_words.begin(),
2557 four_words.end())); // 112-115
2558
2559 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(khole(), 2);
2560 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2561 two_words.end())); // 116-117
2562
2563 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(ko(), 2);
2564 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2565 two_words.end())); // 118-119
2566
2567 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(ka(), 2);
2568 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2569 two_words.end())); // 120-121
2570
2571 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt0(), 2);
2572 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2573 two_words.end())); // 122-123
2574
2575 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt1(), 2);
2576 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2577 two_words.end())); // 124-125
2578
2579 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt2(), 2);
2580 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2581 two_words.end())); // 126-127
2582
2583 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt3(), 2);
2584 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2585 two_words.end())); // 128-129
2586
2587 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt4(), 2);
2588 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2589 two_words.end())); // 130-131
2590
2591 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt5(), 2);
2592 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2593 two_words.end())); // 132-133
2594
2595 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt6(), 2);
2596 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2597 two_words.end())); // 134-135
2598
2599 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt7(), 2);
2600 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2601 two_words.end())); // 136-137
2602
2603 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt8(), 2);
2604 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2605 two_words.end())); // 138-139
2606
2607 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kt9(), 2);
2608 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2609 two_words.end())); // 140-141
2610
2611 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kf(), 2);
2612 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2613 two_words.end())); // 142-143
2614
2615 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kuser0(), 2);
2616 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2617 two_words.end())); // 144-145
2618
2619 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kuser1(), 2);
2620 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2621 two_words.end())); // 146-147
2622
2623 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kuser2(), 2);
2624 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2625 two_words.end())); // 148-149
2626
2627 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kcmpnm(), 2);
2628 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2629 two_words.end())); // 150-151
2630
2631 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(knetwk(), 2);
2632 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2633 two_words.end())); // 152-153
2634
2635 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kdatrd(), 2);
2636 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2637 two_words.end())); // 154-155
2638
2639 two_words = convert_to_words<sizeof(two_words)>(kinst(), 2);
2640 write_words(sac_file, std::vector<char>(two_words.begin(),
2641 two_words.end())); // 156-157
2642}
constexpr size_t word_length
Size (bytes) of fundamental data-chunk.
Definition sac_format.hpp:62
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◆ xmaximum() [1/2]
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◆ xmaximum() [2/2]
◆ xminimum() [1/2]
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◆ xminimum() [2/2]
◆ ymaximum() [1/2]
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◆ yminimum() [1/2]
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Member Data Documentation
◆ bools
◆ data
std::vector<double> storage array.
1411{};
◆ doubles
| private |
Double storage array.
1402{};
◆ floats
◆ ints
◆ strings
| private |
String storage array.
1408{};
The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:
- include/sac-format/sac_format.hpp
- src/sac_format.cpp
