[ntuple] Add some internal utilities to the storage layer #19904
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Not sure...the reason I need it in the full PR is to create the AttrSetWriter which then uses it create a PageSinkFile using it. Even if we wanted to store the key in the root directory we'd still need the underlying TFile for it... |
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Some comments inline. I'm not actually sure it helps to review internal methods and additions to the RPageStorage abstraction layer without seeing the immediate need. Maybe one has to look at the final PR all the time, but that is quite some mental overhead. It feels like we are now vertically building the implementation, instead of in logical chunks...
| std::unique_ptr<RPageSink> CloneWithNewRNTuple(std::string_view newName) const final | ||
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| return fInnerSink->CloneWithNewRNTuple(newName); | ||
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I feel the semantics are not well defined: As it stands, it will return a page sink that is not buffered anymore.
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I'm not entirely sure what should happen here: it's not necessarily true that if the parent sink is buffered then we also want to buffer the clone. Arguably, returning a non-buffered sink gives the most flexibility as the caller can decide whether to wrap it in a buffered sink or not.
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I would argue it's not a clone in this case... Maybe it's a matter of finding a more suitable name?
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I can't come up with anything better than CreateNewWithNewRNTuple...being a private internal method it might be ok even though it's ugly.
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| auto pageSource = std::make_unique<RPageSourceFile>("", fFile->Clone(), options); | ||
| pageSource->fAnchor = anchor; | ||
| pageSource->fNTupleName = pageSource->fDescriptorBuilder.GetDescriptor().GetName(); |
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How is this initialized? Above you are passing "" for ntupleName, is the header already loaded somewhere?
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By "initialized" you mean attached? At the moment it needs to be done manually, like when you create a new PageSource. This is done in 2 places in the full PR: in ReadAttributeSet, by the created Reader, and in RNTupleMerger::OpenAttributeSource
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Somewhat: Unless I'm missing something, I think the effect of this line is always that pageSource->fNTupleName = ""; because the descriptor builder doesn't have more information (yet).
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I see. It's indeed possible that that line is useless (I still need to verify), but isn't this the case also for CreateFromAnchor then?
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#20017 (if that solution is fine I will also change this PR accordingly)
Will be used by the RNTupleAttributes.
Also update the outdated comment about GetNEntries()
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Add a bunch of functions to poke through the abstraction of the storage classes (specifically, to get the underlying TDirectory and RMiniFileReader). These functionalities (all Internal) will be needed by the RNTuple Attributes (see the full PR for details)
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