template::multirow (public)
template::multirow [ -ulevel ulevel ] [ -local ] [ -unclobber ] \ command name [ args... ]
Defined in packages/acs-templating/tcl/query-procs.tcl
Create/Manipulate a multirow datasource (for use with <multiple> tags)
- template::multirow create datasourcename column [column ...]
- creates a multirow datasource of datasourcename
- template::multirow extend datasourcename column [column ...]
- extend adds a column to an existing multirow
- template::multirow append datasourcename value [value ...]
- appends the row to an existing multirow.
- template::multirow pop datasourcename
- pops a row off an existing multirow, returning a list of the rows keys gand values
- template::multirow size datasourcename
- returns the rowcount
- template::multirow columns datasourcename
- returns the columns in the datasource
- template::multirow get datasourcename rownum [column]
- returns the row of data (or the particular row/column if column is provided)
- template::multirow set datasourcename rownum column value
- set an element value
- template::multirow foreach datasource code
- evaluate code block for each row (like db_foreach)
- template::multirow upvar datasource [new_name]
- upvar the multirow, aliasing to new_name if provided
- template::multirow unset datasource
- unset multirow
- template::multirow sort datasource -lsort-switch col1 col2
- Sort the multirow by the column(s) specified. The value sorted by will be the values of the columns specified, separated by the space character. Any switches specified before the columns will be passed directly to the lsort command.
- template::multirow exists datasource
- Return 1 if the multirow datasource exists, 0 if it doesn't.
- Switches:
- -ulevel (optional, defaults to
"1"
)- Used in conjunction with the "local" parameter to specify how many levels up the multirow variable resides.
- -local (optional, boolean)
- If set, the multirow will be looked for in the scope the number of levels up given by ulevel (normally the caller's scope), instead of the
[template::adp_level]
scope, which is the default.- -unclobber (optional, boolean)
- This only applies to the 'foreach' command. If set, will cause the proc to not overwrite local variables. Actually, what happens is that the local variables will be overwritten, so you can access them within the code block. However, if you specify -unclobber, we will revert them to their original state after execution of this proc.
- Parameters:
- command (required)
- Multirow datasource operation: create, extend, append, pop, size, get, set, foreach, upvar
- name (required)
- Name of the multirow datasource
- See Also:
- Partial Call Graph (max 5 caller/called nodes):
- Testcases:
- db__transaction_bug_3440, util_user_messages, templates_and_scripts
Source code: if { $local_p } { set multirow_level_up $ulevel } else { set multirow_level_up \#[adp_level] if { $multirow_level_up eq "\#" } { # in event adp_level not defined we are calling either at install so up 1. set multirow_level_up 1 } } switch -exact $command { create { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount $name:columns columns set rowcount 0 set columns $args } unset { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount $name:columns columns for { set i 1 } { $i <= $rowcount } { incr i } { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$i row unset row } unset rowcount columns } extend { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:columns columns lappend columns {*}$args } pop { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount $name:columns columns set r_list [list] if {$rowcount > 0} { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$rowcount row foreach key $columns { if {[info exists row($key)]} { set value $row($key) lappend r_list $key $value } } unset -nocomplain row } incr rowcount -1 return $r_list } append { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount $name:columns columns incr rowcount upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$rowcount row # # Note: missing columns are silently empty # foreach key $columns value $args { set row($key) $value } set row(rownum) $rowcount } size { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount if { [template::util::is_nil rowcount] } { return 0 } return $rowcount } columns { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:columns columns if { [template::util::is_nil columns] } { return {} } return $columns } get { lassign $args index column # Set an array reference if no column is specified if {$column eq ""} { # If -local was specified, the upvar is done with a relative stack frame # index, and we must take into account the fact that the uplevel moves up # the frame one level. If -local was not specified, the an absolute stack # frame is passed to upvar, which of course needs no adjustment. if { $local_p } { uplevel "upvar [expr { $multirow_level_up - 1 }] $name:$index $name" } else { uplevel "upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$index $name" } } else { # If a column is specified, just return the value for it upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$index arr if {[info exists arr($column)]} { return $arr($column) } else { ns_log warning "can't obtain template variable form ${name}:${index}: $column" return "" } } } set { lassign $args index column value if {$column eq {}} { error "No column specified to template::multirow set" } # Mutate the value upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$index arr set arr($column) $value return $arr($column) } upvar { # upvar from wherever the multirow is to the current stack frame if { [llength $args] > 0 } { set new_name [lindex $args 0] } else { set new_name $name } uplevel " upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount $new_name:rowcount $name:columns $new_name:columns for { set i 1 } { \$i <= \${$new_name:rowcount} } { incr i } { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:\$i $new_name:\$i } " } foreach { set code_block [lindex $args 0] upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount $name:columns columns if {![info exists rowcount] || ![info exists columns]} { return } # Save values of columns which we might clobber if { $unclobber_p } { foreach col $columns { upvar 1 $col column_value __saved_$col column_save if { [info exists column_value] } { if { [array exists column_value] } { array set column_save [array get column_value] } else { set column_save $column_value } # Clear the variable unset column_value } } } for { set i 1 } { $i <= $rowcount } { incr i } { # Pull values into variables (and into the array - aks), # evaluate the code block, and pull values back out to # the array. upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$i row foreach column_name $columns { upvar 1 $column_name column_value if { [info exists row($column_name)] } { set column_value $row($column_name) } else { set column_value "" } } # Also set the special var __rownum upvar 1 __rownum __rownum set __rownum $row(rownum) set errno [catch { uplevel 1 $code_block } error] switch -- $errno { 0 { # TCL_OK } 1 { # TCL_ERROR error $error $::errorInfo $::errorCode } 2 { # TCL_RETURN error "Cannot return from inside template::multirow foreach loop" } 3 { # TCL_BREAK break } 4 { # TCL_CONTINUE - just ignore and continue looping. } default { error "template::multirow foreach: Unknown return code: $errno" } } # Pull the variables into the array. foreach column_name $columns { upvar 1 $column_name column_value if { [info exists column_value] } { set row($column_name) $column_value } } } if { $unclobber_p } { foreach col $columns { upvar 1 $col column_value __saved_$col column_save # Unset it first, so the road's paved to restoring if { [info exists column_value] } { unset column_value } # Restore it if { [info exists column_save] } { if { [array exists column_save] } { array set column_value [array get column_save] } else { set column_value $column_save } # And then remove the saved col unset column_save } } } } sort { # args is a list of names of columns to sort by # construct a list which we can lsort upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount if { ![info exists rowcount] } { error "Multirow $name does not exist" } # Construct list of (rownum,columns appended with a space) # Allow for -ascii, -dictionary, -integer, -real, -command <command>, -increasing, -decreasing, unique switches set sort_args {} set len [llength $args] for { set i 0 } { $i < $len } { incr i } { if { [string index [lindex $args $i] 0] eq "-" } { switch -exact [string range [lindex $args $i] 1 end] { command { # command takes an additional argument lappend sort_args [lindex $args $i] incr i lappend sort_args [lindex $args $i] } default { lappend sort_args [lindex $args $i] } } } else { break } } set sort_cols [lrange $args $i end] set sort_list [list] for { set i 1 } { $i <= $rowcount } { incr i } { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$i row # Make a copy of the row array set copy:$i [array get row] # Construct the list set sortby {} foreach col $sort_cols { append sortby $row($col) " " } lappend sort_list [list $i $sortby] } set sort_list [lsort {*}$sort_args -index 1 $sort_list] # Now we have a list with two elms, (rownum, sort-by-value), sorted by sort-by-value # Rearrange multirow to match the sort order set i 0 foreach elm $sort_list { incr i upvar $multirow_level_up $name:$i row # which rownum in the original list should fill this space in the sorted multirow? set org_rownum [lindex $elm 0] # Replace the row in the multirow with the row from the copy with the rownum according to the sort array set row [array get copy:$org_rownum] # Replace the 'rownum' column set row(rownum) $i } # Multirow length may have changed if you said -unique set rowcount [llength $sort_list] } exists { upvar $multirow_level_up $name:rowcount rowcount return [info exists rowcount] } default { error "Unknown command $command in template::multirow. Must be create, extend, append, backup, get, set, size, upvar, sort, exists or foreach." } }XQL Not present: Generic, PostgreSQL, Oracle