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Von Moritz Bunkus vor etwa 12 Jahren hinzugefügt

  • ID 3307dfcae96e3c273f886998edb24ca2e80b7287
  • Vorgänger bd08a875
  • Nachfolger 665fb6bc

Console: Hilfsfunktionen ptab() und pobj()

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scripts/console
use SL::Locale;
use SL::LXDebug;
use Data::Dumper;
use List::Util qw(max);
# this is a cleaned up version of am.pl
# it lacks redirection, some html setup and most of the authentication process.
......
Data::Dumper::Dumper(@_);
}
sub ptab {
my @rows = ref($_[0]) eq 'ARRAY' ? @{ $_[0] } : @_;
return '<empty result set>' unless @rows;
my @columns = sort keys %{ $rows[0] };
my @widths = map { max @{ $_ } } map { my $column = $_; [ length($column), map { length("" . ($_->{$column} // '')) } @rows ] } @columns;
my @output = (join ' | ', map { my $width = $widths[$_]; sprintf "\%-${width}s", $columns[$_] } (0..@columns - 1));
push @output, join('-+-', map { '-' x $_ } @widths);
push @output, map { my $row = $_; join(' | ', map { my $width = $widths[$_]; sprintf "\%-${width}s", $row->{ $columns[$_] } // '' } (0..@columns - 1) ) } @rows;
return join("\n", @output);
}
sub pobj {
my ($obj) = @_;
return '<no object>' unless $obj;
my $ref = ref $obj;
$ref =~ s/^SL::DB:://;
my %primaries = map { ($_ => 1) } $obj->meta->primary_key;
my @columns = map { "${_}:" . ($obj->$_ // 'UNDEF') } sort $obj->meta->primary_key;
push @columns, map { "${_}:" . ($obj->$_ // 'UNDEF') } grep { !$primaries{$_} } sort map { $_->{name} } $obj->meta->columns;
return "<${ref} " . join(' ', @columns) . '>';
}
1;
__END__
......
different depth, you'll have to change that. A nice feature would be to
configure that, or at least to be able to change it at runtime.
=head2 ptab C<@data>
Returns a tabular representation of C<@data>. C<@data> must be an
array or array reference containing hash references. Column widths are
calculated automatically.
Undefined values are represented by an empty column.
Example usage:
ptab($dbh->selectall_arrayref("SELECT * FROM employee", { Slice => {} }));
=head2 pobj C<$obj>
Returns a textual representation of the L<Rose::DB> instance
C<$obj>. This includes the class name, then the primary key columns as
name/value pairs and then all other columns as name/value pairs.
Undefined values are represented by C<UNDEF>.
Example usage:
pobj(SL::DB::Manager::Employee->find_by(login => 'demo'));
=head2 lxinit C<login>
Login into lx-office using a specified login. No password will be required, and

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