read()

void sff::SRCE::read	(	std::istream &	is,
		const bool &	debug = false
	)

Definition at line 377 of file sffxx.cc.

References sff::coosysID(), cs, cx, cy, cz, date, and type.

Referenced by sff::FileHeader::read(), and SRCE().

  {
    std::string theline;
    std::getline(fis, theline);

    std::string lineID=theline.substr(0,4);
    if (!helper::IDmatch<SRCE>(lineID)) throw
       GSE2::Terror("ERROR (SRCE::read): missing SRCE ID!");

    this->type=theline.substr(5,20);
    if (debug)
    { std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): type: " << type << std::endl; }

    this->cs=coosysID(*theline.substr(26,1).c_str());
    this->cx=atof(theline.substr(28,15).c_str());
    this->cy=atof(theline.substr(43,15).c_str());
    this->cz=atof(theline.substr(58,15).c_str());
    if (debug)
    { 
      std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): cs,cx,cy,cz: " 
        << coosysID(cs) << "," << cx << "," << cy << "," << cz << std::endl; 
    }

    std::string datestring,timestring;
    datestring=theline.substr(74,6);
    timestring=theline.substr(81,10);
    if (debug)
    { 
      std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): datestring: " 
        << datestring << std::endl;
      std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): timestring: " 
        << timestring << std::endl;
    }
    std::string fulldate("");
    fulldate+=datestring.substr(0,2);
    fulldate+="/";
    fulldate+=datestring.substr(2,2);
    fulldate+="/";
    fulldate+=datestring.substr(4,2);
    fulldate+=" ";
    fulldate+=timestring.substr(0,2);
    fulldate+=":";
    fulldate+=timestring.substr(2,2);
    fulldate+=":";
    fulldate+=timestring.substr(4,6);
    if (debug)
    { 
      std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): convert string: " 
        << fulldate << std::endl; 
    }
    this->date=libtime::TAbsoluteTime(fulldate);
    if (debug)
    { 
      std::cerr << "DEBUG (SRCE::read): time: " 
        << date.timestring() << std::endl; 
    }
  } // void SRCE::read(std::istream& fis, const bool& debug)

Here is the call graph for this function:

Here is the caller graph for this function: