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				| """RouteFrameReader indexes and reads frames across routes, by frameId or segment indices."""
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| from tools.lib.framereader import FrameReader
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| 
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| 
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| class _FrameReaderDict(dict):
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|   def __init__(self, camera_paths, cache_paths, framereader_kwargs, *args, **kwargs):
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|     super(_FrameReaderDict, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
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| 
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|     if cache_paths is None:
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|       cache_paths = {}
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|     if not isinstance(cache_paths, dict):
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|       cache_paths = dict(enumerate(cache_paths))
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| 
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|     self._camera_paths = camera_paths
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|     self._cache_paths = cache_paths
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|     self._framereader_kwargs = framereader_kwargs
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| 
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|   def __missing__(self, key):
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|     if self._camera_paths.get(key, None) is not None:
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|       frame_reader = FrameReader(self._camera_paths[key],
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|                                  self._cache_paths.get(key), **self._framereader_kwargs)
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|       self[key] = frame_reader
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|       return frame_reader
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|     else:
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|       raise KeyError("Segment index out of bounds: {}".format(key))
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| 
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| 
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| class RouteFrameReader(object):
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|   """Reads frames across routes and route segments by frameId."""
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|   def __init__(self, camera_paths, cache_paths, frame_id_lookup, **kwargs):
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|     """Create a route framereader.
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| 
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|        Inputs:
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|         TODO
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| 
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|         kwargs: Forwarded to the FrameReader function. If cache_prefix is included, that path
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|                 will also be used for frame position indices.
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|     """
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|     if not isinstance(camera_paths, dict):
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|       camera_paths = {int(k.split('?')[0].split('/')[-2]): k for k in camera_paths if k is not None}
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| 
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|     self._first_camera_idx = min(camera_paths.keys())
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|     self._frame_readers = _FrameReaderDict(camera_paths, cache_paths, kwargs)
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|     self._frame_id_lookup = frame_id_lookup
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| 
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|   @property
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|   def w(self):
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|     """Width of each frame in pixels."""
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|     return self._frame_readers[self._first_camera_idx].w
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| 
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|   @property
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|   def h(self):
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|     """Height of each frame in pixels."""
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|     return self._frame_readers[self._first_camera_idx].h
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| 
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|   def get(self, frame_id, **kwargs):
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|     """Get a frame for a route based on frameId.
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| 
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|        Inputs:
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|         frame_id: The frameId of the returned frame.
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|         kwargs: Forwarded to BaseFrameReader.get. "count" is not implemented.
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|     """
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|     segment_num, segment_id = self._frame_id_lookup.get(frame_id, (None, None))
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|     if segment_num is None or segment_num == -1 or segment_id == -1:
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|       return None
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|     else:
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|       return self.get_from_segment(segment_num, segment_id, **kwargs)
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| 
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|   def get_from_segment(self, segment_num, segment_id, **kwargs):
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|     """Get a frame from a specific segment with a specific index in that segment (segment_id).
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| 
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|        Inputs:
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|         segment_num: The number of the segment.
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|         segment_id: The index of the return frame within that segment.
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|         kwargs: Forwarded to BaseFrameReader.get. "count" is not implemented.
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|     """
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|     if "count" in kwargs:
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|       raise NotImplementedError("count")
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| 
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|     return self._frame_readers[segment_num].get(segment_id, **kwargs)[0]
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| 
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|   def close(self):
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|     frs = self._frame_readers
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|     self._frame_readers.clear()
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|     for fr in frs:
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|       fr.close()
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| 
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|   def __enter__(self):
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|     return self
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| 
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|   def __exit__(self, exc_type, exc_value, traceback):
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|     self.close()
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| 
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