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Alzabo::Runtime::Row - Row objects
use Alzabo::Runtime::Row;
my $row = $table->row_by_pk( pk => 1 );
$row->select('foo');
$row->update( bar => 5 );
$row->delete;
These objects represent actual rows from the database containing
actual data. In general, you will want to use the
Alzabo::Runtime::Table|Alzabo::Runtime::Table object to retrieve
rows. The Alzabo::Runtime::Table|Alzabo::Runtime::Table object
can return either single rows or row cursors.
Row objects can have a variety of states. Most row objects are
"live", which means they represent an actual row object. A row can be
changed to the "deleted" state by calling its delete() method.
This is a row that no longer exists in the database. Most method
calls on rows in this state cause an exception.
There is also a "potential" state, for objects which do not represent
actual database rows. You can call make_live()|make_live on
these rows in order to change their state to "live".
Finally, there is an "in cache" state, which is identical to the
"live" state, except that it is used for object's that are cached via
the
Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache|Alzabo::Runtime::UniqueRowCache
class.
Row objects offer the following methods:
Returns a list of values matching the specified columns in a list context. In scalar context it returns only a single value (the first column specified).
If no columns are specified, it will return the values for all of the
columns in the table, in the order that are returned by
Alzabo::Runtime::Table->columns|Alzabo::Runtime::Table/columns.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Returns a hash of column names to values matching the specified columns.
If no columns are specified, it will return the values for all of the columns in the table.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Given a hash of columns and values, attempts to update the database to and the object to represent these new values.
It returns a boolean value indicating whether or not any data was actually modified.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Refreshes the object against the database. This can be used when you want to ensure that a row object is up to date in regards to the database state.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Deletes the row from the RDBMS and changes the object's state to deleted.
For potential rows, this method simply changes the object's state.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Returns the row's id value as a string. This can be passed to the
Alzabo::Runtime::Table->row_by_id|Alzabo::Runtime::Table/row_by_id
method to recreate the row later.
For potential rows, this method always return an empty string.
This method throws an
Alzabo::Runtime::NoSuchRowException|Alzabo::Exceptions if called
on a deleted row.
Indicates whether or not the given row represents an actual row in the database.
Indicates whether or not the given row represents an actual row in the datatbase.
Indicates whether or not the given row has been deleted
Returns the Alzabo::Runtime::Table|Alzabo::Runtime::Table object
that this row belongs to.
Returns the Alzabo::Runtime::Schema|Alzabo::Runtime::Schema
object that this row's table belongs to. This is a shortcut for $row->table->schema.
This method is used to retrieve row objects from other tables by "following" a relationship between two tables.
It takes the following parameters:
Alzabo::Runtime::ForeignKey objectGiven a foreign key object, this method returns either a row object or a row cursor object the row(s) in the table to which the relationship exist.
The type of object returned is based on the cardinality of the relationship. If the relationship says that there could only be one matching row, then a row object is returned, otherwise it returns a cursor.
The "potential" row state is used for rows which do not yet exist in
the database. These are created via the Alzabo::Runtime::Table->potential_row|Alzabo::Runtime::Table/potential_row method.
They are useful when you need a placeholder object which you can update and select from, but you don't actually want to commit the data to the database.
These objects are not cached.
Once make_live()|/make_live is called, the object's state
becomes "live".
Potential rows have looser constraints for column values than regular rows. When creating a new potential row, it is ok if none of the columns are defined. If a column has a default, and a value for that column is not given, then the default will be used. However, you cannot update a column in a potential row to undef (NULL) if the column is not nullable.
No attempt is made to enforce referential integrity constraints on these objects.
You cannot set a column's value to a database function like "NOW()", because this requires interaction with the database.
This method inserts the row into the database and changes the object's state to "live".
This means that all references to the potential row object will now be references to the real object (which is a good thing).
This method can take any parameters that can be passed to the
Alzabo::Runtime::Table->insert|Alzabo::Runtime::Table/insert
method.
Any columns already set will be passed to the insert method,
including primary key values. However, these will be overridden, on
a column by column basis, by a "pk" or "values" parameters given to
the (make_live() method.
Calling this method on a row object that is not in the "potential"
state will cause an
Alzabo::Runtime::LogicException|Alzabo::Exceptions
Dave Rolsky, <autarch@urth.org>
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package Alzabo::Runtime::Row; use strict; use vars qw($VERSION); use Alzabo; use Alzabo::Exceptions ( abbr => [ qw( logic_exception no_such_row_exception params_exception storable_exception ) ] ); use Alzabo::Runtime; use Alzabo::Runtime::RowState::Deleted; use Alzabo::Runtime::RowState::Live; use Alzabo::Runtime::RowState::Potential; use Alzabo::Utils; use Params::Validate qw( validate validate_with UNDEF SCALAR HASHREF BOOLEAN ); Params::Validate::validation_options ( on_fail => sub { params_exception join '', @_ } ); use Storable (); $VERSION = 2.0; BEGIN { no strict 'refs'; foreach my $meth ( qw( select select_hash update refresh delete id_as_string is_live is_potential is_deleted ) ) { *{ __PACKAGE__ . "::$meth" } = sub { my $s = shift; $s->{state}->$meth( $s, @_ ) }; } } use constant NEW_SPEC => { table => { isa => 'Alzabo::Runtime::Table' }, pk => { type => SCALAR | HASHREF, optional => 1, }, prefetch => { type => UNDEF | HASHREF, optional => 1, }, state => { type => SCALAR, default => 'Alzabo::Runtime::RowState::Live', }, potential_row => { isa => 'Alzabo::Runtime::Row', optional => 1, }, values => { type => HASHREF, default => {}, }, no_cache => { type => BOOLEAN, default => 0 }, }; sub new { my $proto = shift; my $class = ref $proto || $proto; my %p = validate( @_, NEW_SPEC ); my $self = $p{potential_row} ? $p{potential_row} : {}; bless $self, $class; $self->{table} = $p{table}; $self->{state} = $p{state}; $self->{state}->_init($self, @_) or return; return $self; } sub table { my $self = shift; return $self->{table}; } sub schema { my $self = shift; return $self->table->schema; } sub set_state { $_[0]->{state} = $_[1] }; use constant ROWS_BY_FOREIGN_KEY_SPEC => { foreign_key => { isa => 'Alzabo::ForeignKey' } }; sub rows_by_foreign_key { my $self = shift; my %p = validate_with( params => \@_, spec => ROWS_BY_FOREIGN_KEY_SPEC, allow_extra => 1, ); my $fk = delete $p{foreign_key}; if ($p{where}) { $p{where} = [ $p{where} ] unless Alzabo::Utils::is_arrayref( $p{where}[0] ); } push @{ $p{where} }, map { [ $_->[1], '=', $self->select( $_->[0]->name ) ] } $fk->column_pairs; # if the relationship is not 1..n, then only one row can be # returned (or referential integrity has been hosed in the # database). return $fk->is_one_to_many ? $fk->table_to->rows_where(%p) : $fk->table_to->one_row(%p); } # class method sub id_as_string_ext { my $class = shift; my %p = @_; my $id_hash = $class->_make_id_hash(%p); local $^W; # weirdly, enough there are code paths that can # lead here that'd lead to $id_hash having some # values that are undef return join ';:;_;:;', ( $p{table}->schema->name, $p{table}->name, map { $_, $id_hash->{$_} } sort keys %$id_hash ); } sub _make_id_hash { my $self = shift; my %p = @_; return $p{pk} if ref $p{pk}; return { ($p{table}->primary_key)[0]->name => $p{pk} }; } sub _update_pk_hash { my $self = shift; my @pk = keys %{ $self->{pk} }; @{ $self->{pk} }{ @pk } = @{ $self->{data} }{ @pk }; delete $self->{id_string}; } sub make_live { my $self = shift; logic_exception "Can only call make_live on potential rows" unless $self->{state}->is_potential; my %p = @_; my %values; foreach ( $self->table->columns ) { next unless exists $p{values}->{ $_->name } || exists $self->{data}->{ $_->name }; $values{ $_->name } = ( exists $p{values}->{ $_->name } ? $p{values}->{ $_->name } : $self->{data}->{ $_->name } ); } my $table = $self->table; delete @{ $self }{keys %$self}; # clear out everything $table->insert( @_, potential_row => $self, %values ? ( values => \%values ) : (), ); } sub _cached_data_is_same { my $self = shift; my ( $key, $val ) = @_; # The convolutions here are necessary to avoid avoid treating # undef as being equal to 0 or ''. Stupid NULLs. return 1 if ( exists $self->{data}{$key} && ( ( ! defined $val && ! defined $self->{data}{$key} ) || ( defined $val && defined $self->{data}{$key} && ( $val eq $self->{data}{$key} ) ) ) ); return 0; } sub _no_such_row_error { my $self = shift; my $err = 'Unable to find a row in ' . $self->table->name . ' where '; my @vals; while ( my( $k, $v ) = each %{ $self->{pk} } ) { $v = '<NULL>' unless defined $v; my $val = "$k = $v"; push @vals, $val; } $err .= join ', ', @vals; no_such_row_exception $err; } sub STORABLE_freeze { my $self = shift; my $cloning = shift; my %data = %$self; my $table = delete $data{table}; $data{schema} = $table->schema->name; $data{table_name} = $table->name; my $ser = eval { Storable::nfreeze(\%data) }; storable_exception $@ if $@; return $ser; } sub STORABLE_thaw { my ( $self, $cloning, $ser ) = @_; my $data = eval { Storable::thaw($ser) }; storable_exception $@ if $@; %$self = %$data; my $s = Alzabo::Runtime::Schema->load_from_file( name => delete $self->{schema} ); $self->{table} = $s->table( delete $self->{table_name} ); return $self; } BEGIN { # dumb hack to fix bugs in Storable 2.00 - 2.03 w/ a non-threaded # Perl # # Basically, Storable somehow screws up the hooks business the # _first_ time an object from a class with hooks is stored. So # we'll just _force_ it do it once right away. if ( $Storable::VERSION >= 2 && $Storable::VERSION <= 2.03 ) { eval <<'EOF'; { package ___name; sub name { 'foo' } } { package ___table; @table::ISA = '___name'; sub schema { bless {}, '___name' } } my $row = bless { table => bless {}, '___table' }, __PACKAGE__; Storable::thaw(Storable::nfreeze($row)); EOF } } 1; __END__