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/*  str_finder.c -- Short Tandem Repeat finder.
    Originally from Crumble (https://github.com/jkbonfield/crumble)

    Copyright (C) 2015-2016, 2021 Genome Research Ltd.

    Author: James Bonfield <jkb@sanger.ac.uk>

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#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <ctype.h>

#include "str_finder.h"
#include "utlist.h"

#define MAX(a,b) ((a)>(b)?(a):(b))
#define MIN(a,b) ((a)<(b)?(a):(b))

typedef unsigned char uc;

static void add_rep(rep_ele **list, char *cons, int clen, int pos, int rlen,
		    int lower_only, unsigned int w) {
    rep_ele *el, *tmp, *prev;
    char *cp1, *cp2, *cp_end;
    int i;

    // Already handled this in previous overlap?
    if (*list) {
	tmp = DL_TAIL(*list);
	if (tmp->start <= pos-rlen*2+1 && tmp->end >= pos)
	    return;
    }

    // Find current and last occurence of repeated word.

    cp2 = &cons[pos+1];
    // If unpadded, this is quicker: cp1 = &cons[pos+1-rlen];

    for (cp1 = &cons[pos], i = 1; i < rlen; cp1--) // compensate for pads
	if (*cp1 == '*')
	    continue;
	else
	    i++;
    while (*cp1 == '*')
	cp1--;


    // Scan ahead to see how much further it goes.
    cp_end = &cons[clen];
    while (cp2 < cp_end) {
	if (*cp1 != *cp2)
	    break;

	w<<=2;
	w|=*cp2;
	cp1++;
	cp2++;
    }

    if (!(el = malloc(sizeof(*el))))
	return;

    el->end   = pos + cp2-&cons[pos+1];
    el->rep_len = rlen;
    pos++;
    while (rlen--) {
	while (cons[--pos] == '*');
	while (cons[--pos] == '*');
    }
    //pos++;
    while (pos > 1 && cons[pos-1] == '*') pos--;
    el->start = pos;

    // Check it meets the lower-case only criteria
    if (lower_only) {
	int lc = 0;
	for (i = el->start; i <= el->end; i++) {
	    if (islower(cons[i])) {
		lc = 1;
		break;
	    }
	}

	if (!lc) {
	    free(el);
	    return;
	}
    }

    // Remove any older items on the list that are entirely contained within el
    if (*list) {
	tmp = DL_TAIL(*list);
	do {
	    prev = tmp->prev;
	    if (tmp->end < el->start)
		break;

	    if (tmp->start >= el->start) {
		DL_DELETE(*list, tmp);
		free(tmp);
	    }

	    if (tmp == DL_HEAD(*list))
		break;
	    tmp = prev;
	} while (*list);
    }

    DL_APPEND(*list, el);

    return;
}

/*
 * Finds repeated homopolymers up to 8-mers.
 * Note this assumes cons is 0-3, so N of 4 may rarely give false hits.
 *
 * Returns a list of rep_ele structs holding the start,end tuples of repeats;
 *         NULL on failure.
 */
rep_ele *find_STR(char *cons, int len, int lower_only) {
    int i, j;
    uint32_t w = 0;
    rep_ele *reps = NULL;

    for (i = j = 0; i < len && j < 15; i++) {
	if (cons[i] == '*') continue;

	w <<= 2;
	w |= cons[i];
	//printf("%3d %c w=%08x\n", i, cons[i], w);
	if (j>= 1 && (w&0x0003) == ((w>> 2)&0x0003))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 1, lower_only, w);
	if (j>= 3 && (w&0x000f) == ((w>> 4)&0x000f))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 2, lower_only, w);
	if (j>= 5 && (w&0x003f) == ((w>> 6)&0x003f))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 3, lower_only, w);
	if (j>= 7 && (w&0x00ff) == ((w>> 8)&0x00ff))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 4, lower_only, w);
	if (j>= 9 && (w&0x03ff) == ((w>>10)&0x03ff))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 5, lower_only, w);
	if (j>=11 && (w&0x0fff) == ((w>>12)&0x0fff))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 6, lower_only, w);
	if (j>=13 && (w&0x3fff) == ((w>>14)&0x3fff))
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 7, lower_only, w);

	j++;
    }

    for (; i < len; i++) {	
	if (cons[i] == '*') continue;

	w <<= 2;
	w |= cons[i];
	//printf("%3d %c w=%08x\n", i, cons[i], w);
	if ((w&0xffff) == ((w>>16)&0xffff)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 8, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x3fff) == ((w>>14)&0x3fff)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 7, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x0fff) == ((w>>12)&0x0fff)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 6, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x03ff) == ((w>>10)&0x03ff)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 5, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x00ff) == ((w>> 8)&0x00ff)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 4, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x003f) == ((w>> 6)&0x003f)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 3, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x000f) == ((w>> 4)&0x000f)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 2, lower_only, w);
	else if ((w&0x0003) == ((w>> 2)&0x0003)) 
	    add_rep(&reps, cons, len, i, 1, lower_only, w);
    }

    return reps;
}

/* -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 * Computes repeat regions in the consensus and then provides a bit mask
 * indicating the extend of the STRs.
 *
 * The purpose of this is to identify where a read needs to span the entire
 * region in order to validate how many copies of a repeat word are present.
 * This only really has a major impact when indels are involved.
 *
 * For example, given this multiple alignment:
 *
 * S1 GATCGGACGAGAG
 * S2 GATCGGACGAGAGAGAGAGAGT
 * S3 GATCGGACGAGAGAGAGAG**TCGGAC
 * S4     GGACGAGAGAGAGAGAGTCGGAC
 * S5        CGAGAGAGAGAG**TCGGAC
 * S6              AGAGAGAGTCGGAC
 *
 * We have subseq of GAGAGAGAGAG** vs GAGAGAGAGAGAG. The first and last
 * (S1 and S6) sequences do not span and so we do not know which allele they
 * match. Specifically as the pad is at the right hand end, the alignment of
 * S6 gives incorrect weight to the consensus as it is stating AG when it
 * may actually be ** at that point.
 *
 * By identifying the repeats we can soft clip as follows:
 *
 * S1 GATCGGACgagag
 * S2 GATCGGACGAGAGAGAGAGAGT
 * S3 GATCGGACGAGAGAGAGAG**TCGGAC
 * S4     GGACGAGAGAGAGAGAGTCGGAC
 * S5        CGAGAGAGAGAG**TCGGAC
 * S6              agagagagTCGGAC
 *
 * Returns an array of STR vs no-STR values.
 *         0  => non repetitive.
 *         1+ => repeat with consecutive bit-number for repeat size.
 *
 * Eg:  AGGGGAGGAGAAGAC
 *       1111  1111
 *         2222222
 *              444444
 * =>   011331137754440
 */
char *cons_mark_STR(char *cons, int len, int lower_only) {
    rep_ele *reps, *elt, *tmp;
    char *str;

    str = calloc(1, len);
    reps = find_STR(cons, len, lower_only);

    DL_FOREACH_SAFE(reps, elt, tmp) {
	int i, v = 0;
	
	//printf("%2d .. %2d %.*s\n", elt->start, elt->end,
	//       elt->end - elt->start+1, &cons[elt->start]);

	// What is there?
	for (i = MAX(elt->start-1,0); i <= MIN(elt->end+1,len-1); i++)
	    v |= str[i];

	for (i = 0; i < 8; i++) {
	    if (!(v&(1<<i)))
		break;
	}
	v = (i == 8) ? 1 : (1<<i);

	// Add new if available, or just overload 1 if not
	for (i = elt->start; i <= elt->end; i++)
	    str[i] |= v;

	DL_DELETE(reps, elt);
	free(elt);
    }

    return str;
}