Multirow
Templating System : API ReferenceSummary
Access and modify rows and columns of a multirow data source.
Methods
multirow get name index column
Get a particular column value or a reference to an entire row.
- Rows are indexed starting with 1.
- If a column name is omitted, this procedure will set name to be a reference to an array containing the values for the row specified by index.
multirow set name index column value
Set the value of a column in a specified row.
multirow size name
Get the number of rows in the data source.
multirow create name column [column ...]
Set up a new multirow data source. This is an alternative to having db_multirow create the data source.
multirow append name value [value ...]
Add a row at the end of the data source. Extra values are dropped, missing values default to the empty string
multirow map name body
Evaluate body for each row of the data source, and return a list with all results. Within the body, all columns of the current row are accessible (and modifiable) as local variables. (Not yet committed.)
Examples
template::query foo multirow "select first_name, last_name from users" # get the first name of the first user set first_name [multirow get foo 1 first_name] # get a reference to the entire row multirow get foo 1 # this will the full name of the first user set full_name "$foo(first_name) $foo(last_name)"
Note(s)
- Use the eval option to template::query to modify column values while building a data source from a multirow query result.