// Read RelationshipGraph whose filename is passed in as a parameter.
// Build a RelationshipGraph in RelationshipGraph rg
private static void ReadRelationshipGraph(string filename)
{
rg = new RelationshipGraph(); // create a new RelationshipGraph object
string name = ""; // name of person currently being read
int numPeople = 0;
string[] values;
Console.Write("Reading file " + filename + "\n");
try
{
string input = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(filename); // read file
input = input.Replace("\r", ";"); // get rid of nasty carriage returns
input = input.Replace("\n", ";"); // get rid of nasty new lines
string[] inputItems = Regex.Split(input, @";\s*"); // parse out the relationships (separated by ;)
foreach (string item in inputItems)
{
if (item.Length > 2) // don't bother with empty relationships
{
values = Regex.Split(item, @"\s*:\s*"); // parse out relationship:name
if (values[0] == "name") // name:[personname] indicates start of new person
{
name = values[1]; // remember name for future relationships
rg.AddNode(name); // create the node
numPeople++;
}
else
{
rg.AddEdge(name, values[1], values[0]); // add relationship (name1, name2, relationship)
// handle symmetric relationships -- add the other way
if (values[0] == "spouse" || values[0] == "hasFriend")
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, values[0]);
}
// for parent relationships add child as well
else if (values[0] == "parent")
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, "child");
}
else if (values[0] == "child")
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, "parent");
}
}
}
}
}
catch (Exception e)
{
Console.Write("Unable to read file {0}: {1}\n", filename, e.ToString());
}
Console.WriteLine(numPeople + " people read");
}
// Read RelationshipGraph whose filename is passed in as a parameter.
// Build a RelationshipGraph in RelationshipGraph rg
private static void ReadRelationshipGraph(string filename)
{
rg = new RelationshipGraph(); // create a new RelationshipGraph object
string name = ""; // name of person currently being read
int numPeople = 0; // counter of how many people are read
string[] values; // array of people in file
Console.Write("Reading file " + filename + "\n"); // prompt user for the file
try // begin processing contents of file
{
string input = System.IO.File.ReadAllText(filename); // read file into a variable
input = input.Replace("\r", ";"); // replace carriage returns with semicolons
input = input.Replace("\n", ";"); // replace new lines with semicolons
string[] inputItems = Regex.Split(input, @";\s*"); // parse out the relationships with semicolons
foreach (string item in inputItems) // begin processing each item in the new array
{
if (item.Length > 2) // skip any empty relationships
{ // begin processing the current item
values = Regex.Split(item, @"\s*:\s*"); // parse out relationship from the name
if (values[0] == "name") // check to see if the current item is a new person
{ // begin processing the current name
name = values[1]; // remember name for future relationships
rg.AddNode(name); // create the node in the relationship graph
numPeople++; // increment the number of people in the graph
}
else
{ // begin processing the relationships of the current name
rg.AddEdge(name, values[1], values[0]); // add the given relationship of the current name to the graph
if (values[0] == "spouse" || values[0] == "friend") // check for any symmetric relationships (i.e. friends or spouse)
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, values[0]); // handle the symmetric relationship by adding the relationship to graph
}
else if (values[0] == "parent") // check for any parent relationships (i.e. does name have a parent)
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, "child"); // handle the parent relationship by adding the child relationship to the graph
}
else if (values[0] == "child") // check for children relationships of the current name (i.e. does name have children)
{
rg.AddEdge(values[1], name, "parent"); // handle the child relationship by adding a parent relationship to the graph
}
} // finished processing this item return to the beginning of the foreach loop
}
}
}
catch (Exception e) // if there is an error throw an exception
{ // begin handling the exception
Console.Write("Unable to read file {0}: {1}\n", filename, e.ToString()); // write the error message to the console
} // proceed if there were no exceptions while reading
Console.WriteLine(numPeople + " people read"); // write the total number of people in the graph
} // the main function of Program.cs has finished executing
