clobber 0x80-0x9f in incoming data

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#!/usr/bin/perl
# 
# The geomagnetic information and calculation module
# a chanfe
#
# Copyright (c) 1998 - Dirk Koopman G1TLH
#
# $Id$
#

package Geomag;

use DXVars;
use DXUtil;
use DXLog;
use Julian;
use IO::File;
use DXDebug;
use DXDupe;

use strict;
use vars qw($date $sfi $k $a $r $forecast @allowed @denied $fp $node $from 
            $dirprefix $param
            $duplth $dupage);

$fp = 0;                                                # the DXLog fcb
$date = 0;                                              # the unix time of the WWV (notional)
$sfi = 0;                                               # the current SFI value
$k = 0;                                                 # the current K value
$a = 0;                                                 # the current A value
$r = 0;                                                 # the current R value
$forecast = "";                                 # the current geomagnetic forecast
$node = "";                                             # originating node
$from = "";                                             # who this came from
@allowed = ();                                  # if present only these callsigns are regarded as valid WWV updators
@denied = ();                                   # if present ignore any wwv from these callsigns
$duplth = 20;                                   # the length of text to use in the deduping
$dupage = 12*3600;                              # the length of time to hold spot dups

$dirprefix = "$main::data/wwv";
$param = "$dirprefix/param";

sub init
{
        $fp = DXLog::new('wwv', 'dat', 'm');
        do "$param" if -e "$param";
        confess $@ if $@;
}

# write the current data away
sub store
{
        my $fh = new IO::File;
        open $fh, "> $param" or confess "can't open $param $!";
        print $fh "# Geomagnetic data parameter file last mod:", scalar gmtime, "\n";
        print $fh "\$date = $date;\n";
        print $fh "\$sfi = $sfi;\n";
        print $fh "\$a = $a;\n";
        print $fh "\$k = $k;\n";
        print $fh "\$r = $r;\n";
        print $fh "\$from = '$from';\n";
        print $fh "\$node = '$node';\n";
        print $fh "\@denied = qw(", join(' ', @denied), ");\n" if @denied > 0;
        print $fh "\@allowed = qw(", join(' ', @allowed), ");\n" if @allowed > 0;
        close $fh;
        
        # log it
        $fp->writeunix($date, "$from^$date^$sfi^$a^$k^$forecast^$node^$r");
}

# update WWV info in one go (usually from a PC23)
sub update
{
        my ($mydate, $mytime, $mysfi, $mya, $myk, $myforecast, $myfrom, $mynode, $myr) = @_;
        if ((@allowed && grep {$_ eq $from} @allowed) || 
                (@denied && !grep {$_ eq $from} @denied) ||
                (@allowed == 0 && @denied == 0)) {
                
                #       my $trydate = cltounix($mydate, sprintf("%02d18Z", $mytime));
                if ($mydate >= $date) {
                        if ($myr) {
                                $r = 0 + $myr;
                        } else {
                                $r = 0 unless abs ($mysfi - $sfi) > 3;
                        }
                        $sfi = 0 + $mysfi;
                        $k = 0 + $myk;
                        $a = 0 + $mya;
                        $forecast = $myforecast;
                        $date = $mydate;
                        $from = $myfrom;
                        $node = $mynode;
                        
                        store();
                }
        }
}

# add or substract an allowed callsign
sub allowed
{
        my $flag = shift;
        if ($flag eq '+') {
                push @allowed, map {uc $_} @_;
        } else {
                my $c;
                foreach $c (@_) {
                        @allowed = map {$_ ne uc $c} @allowed; 
                } 
        }
        store();
}

# add or substract a denied callsign
sub denied
{
        my $flag = shift;
        if ($flag eq '+') {
                push @denied, map {uc $_} @_;
        } else {
                my $c;
                foreach $c (@_) {
                        @denied = map {$_ ne uc $c} @denied; 
                } 
        }
        store();
}

# accessor routines (when I work how symbolic refs work I might use one of those!)
sub sfi
{
        @_ ? $sfi = shift : $sfi ;
}

sub k
{
        @_ ? $k = shift : $k ;
}

sub r
{
        @_ ? $r = shift : $r ;
}

sub a
{
        @_ ? $a = shift : $a ;
}

sub forecast
{
        @_ ? $forecast = shift : $forecast ;
}


#
# print some items from the log backwards in time
#
# This command outputs a list of n lines starting from line $from to $to
#
sub search
{
        my $from = shift;
        my $to = shift;
        my @date = $fp->unixtoj(shift);
        my $pattern = shift;
        my $search;
        my @out;
        my $eval;
        my $count;
        
        $search = 1;
        $eval = qq(
                           my \$c;
                           my \$ref;
                           for (\$c = \$#in; \$c >= 0; \$c--) {
                                        \$ref = \$in[\$c];
                                        if ($search) {
                                                \$count++;
                                                next if \$count < \$from;
                                                push \@out, \$ref;
                                                last if \$count >= \$to; # stop after n
                                        }
                                }
                          );
        
        $fp->close;                                     # close any open files
        
        my $fh = $fp->open(@date); 
        for ($count = 0; $count < $to; ) {
                my @in = ();
                if ($fh) {
                        while (<$fh>) {
                                chomp;
                                push @in, [ split '\^' ] if length > 2;
                        }
                        eval $eval;                     # do the search on this file
                        return ("Geomag search error", $@) if $@;
                        last if $count >= $to; # stop after n
                }
                $fh = $fp->openprev();  # get the next file
                last if !$fh;
        }
        
        return @out;
}

#
# the standard log printing interpreting routine.
#
# every line that is printed should call this routine to be actually visualised
#
# Don't really know whether this is the correct place to put this stuff, but where
# else is correct?
#
# I get a reference to an array of items
#
sub print_item
{
        my $r = shift;
        my @ref = @$r;
        my $d = cldate($ref[1]);
        my ($t) = (gmtime($ref[1]))[2];
        
        return sprintf("$d   %02d %5d %3d %3d %-37s <%s>", $t, $ref[2], $ref[3], $ref[4], $ref[5], $ref[0]);
}

#
# read in this month's data
#
sub readfile
{
        my @date = $fp->unixtoj(shift);
        my $fh = $fp->open(@date); 
        my @spots = ();
        my @in;
        
        if ($fh) {
                while (<$fh>) {
                        chomp;
                        push @in, [ split '\^' ] if length > 2;
                }
        }
        return @in;
}

# enter the spot for dup checking and return true if it is already a dup
sub dup
{
        my ($d, $sfi, $k, $a, $text) = @_; 

        # dump if too old
        return 2 if $d < $main::systime - $dupage;
 
        my $dupkey = "W$d|$sfi|$k|$a";
        return DXDupe::check($dupkey, $main::systime+$dupage);
}

sub listdups
{
        return DXDupe::listdups('W', $dupage, @_);
}
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