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version 1.22, 2001/03/26 09:53:42 version 1.48.2.11.2.5, 2003/03/24 13:43:41
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 /** @file  /** @file
         Parser: table class decl.          Parser: table class decl.
   
         Copyright (c) 2001 ArtLebedev Group (http://www.artlebedev.com)          Copyright (c) 2001-2003 ArtLebedev Group (http://www.artlebedev.com)
           Author: Alexandr Petrosian <paf@design.ru> (http://paf.design.ru)
         Author: Alexander Petrosyan <paf@design.ru> (http://design.ru/paf)  
   
         $Id$  
 */  */
   
 #ifndef PA_TABLE_H  #ifndef PA_TABLE_H
 #define PA_TABLE_H  #define PA_TABLE_H
   
   static const char* IDENT_TABLE_H="$Date$";
   
 #include "pa_types.h"  #include "pa_types.h"
 #include "pa_array.h"  
 #include "pa_hash.h"  #include "pa_hash.h"
 #include "pa_string.h"  #include "pa_string.h"
 #include "pa_request.h"  
   
 /**   /** 
         VTable backend.          VTable backend.
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         uses String for column names and data items          uses String for column names and data items
   
         hence most of tables are "named", no need to uptimize nameless onces          hence most of tables are "named", no need to uptimize nameless onces.
           rows and strings stored are read-only. once stored they can be removed,
           but not altered. that's handy for quick copying & co. see table:join
 */  */
 class Table : public Array {  class Table: public Array<ArrayString*> {
 public:  public:
           typedef ArrayString* columns_type;
   
         Table(Pool& apool,          Table(
                 const String *aorigin,                  columns_type acolumns,
                 Array *acolumns,                  int initial_rows=3);
                 int initial_rows=CR_INITIAL_ROWS_DEFAULT);          Table(const Table& src, int offset=0, int limit=0);
   
         /// where this table came from, may be NULL  
         const String *origin_string() { return forigin_string; }  
   
         /// column names          /// gets column names
         const Array *columns() { return fcolumns; }          columns_type columns() { return fcolumns; }
   
         /// moves @a current pointer          /// moves @a current pointer
         void set_current(int acurrent) { fcurrent=acurrent; }          void set_current(int acurrent) { fcurrent=acurrent; }
         /// @return current pointer          /// @return current pointer
         int get_current() { return fcurrent; }          int current() const { return fcurrent; }
           void offset(bool absolute, int offset);
   
         /// @return item from @a column_name          /** @return column index from @a column_name. '<0' if no such column
         const String *item(const String& column_name);                  if no such - 'bark'
           */
           int column_name2index(const String& column, bool bark) const;
   
           /// @return item from @a column
           const String* item(int column);
   
           /// @return item from @a column. '0' if no such column
           const String* item(const String& column) {
                   int index=column_name2index(column, false);
                   return index>=0?item(index):0;
           }
   
 private:          /// saves to text file
                   void save(bool nameless_save, const String& file_spec);
         // where this table came from, may be NULL  
         const String *forigin_string;  
   
         // column name->number lookup table          bool locate(int column, const String& value);
         Hash name2number;          bool locate(const String& column, const String& value);
   
   private:
           
         // current row          // current row
         int fcurrent;          int fcurrent;
   
         // columns          // columns
         Array *fcolumns;          columns_type fcolumns;
   
         bool valid(int index) { return index>=0 && index<size(); }          // column names are already referenced in fcolumns, no need to doublecheck references here
           // column name->number lookup table
           typedef Hash<const StringBody, int> name2number_hash_class;
           name2number_hash_class* name2number;
   
         const Array& at(int index);          // we own columns?
   
           bool valid(int index) const { return index>=0 && index<count(); }
   
         const String *item(int column_index) {  
                 return valid(fcurrent)?at(fcurrent).get_string(column_index):0;  
         }  
 };  };
   
 #endif  #endif
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