############################################################################### # Codestriker: Copyright (c) 2001, 2002 David Sitsky. All rights reserved. # sits@users.sourceforge.net # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and modify it under # the terms of the GPL. # Model object for handling topic file data. package Codestriker::Model::Delta; use strict; use Encode qw(decode_utf8); # Create the appropriate delta rows for this review. This gets called # by File::get_deltas. It passes in the result of a sql query on the # delta table. sub new { my $class = shift; my $self = {}; bless $self; $self->{filename} = decode_utf8($_[1]); $self->{revision} = $_[2]; $self->{binary} = $_[3]; $self->{old_linenumber} = $_[4]; $self->{new_linenumber} = $_[5]; $self->{text} = decode_utf8($_[6]); $self->{description} = (defined $_[7]) ? decode_utf8($_[7]) : ""; $self->{filenumber} = $_[8]; $self->{repmatch} = $_[9]; $self->{only_delta_in_file} = 0; return $self; } # Retrieve the number of lines in the data for a given file. # Input -1 for filenumber for a full file list of a specific topic. sub get_delta_size($$$) { my ($type, $topicid, $filenumber) = @_; my @deltas = (); @deltas = $type->get_deltas($topicid, $filenumber); my $addedLines = 0; my $removedLines = 0; for (my $i = 0; $i <= $#deltas; $i++) { my $delta = $deltas[$i]; my @lines = split '\n', $delta->{text}; for (my $j = 0; $j <= $#lines; $j++) { my @aLine = $lines[$j]; if (scalar( grep !/^\+/, @aLine ) == 0) { $addedLines++; } elsif (scalar( grep !/^\-/, @aLine ) == 0) { $removedLines++; } } } my $numLines = ""; # Return the changes if one is non zero. if (($removedLines != 0) || ($addedLines != 0)) { $numLines = "+$addedLines,-$removedLines"; } return $numLines; } # Retrieve the ordered list of deltas that comprise this review. # Input -1 for filenumber for a full file list of a specific topic. sub get_delta_set($$$) { my ($type, $topicid, $filenumber) = @_; return $type->get_deltas($topicid, $filenumber); } # Retrieve the delta for the specific filename and linenumber. sub get_delta($$$) { my ($type, $topicid, $filenumber, $linenumber, $new) = @_; # Grab all the deltas for this file, and grab the delta with the highest # starting line number lower than or equal to the specific linenumber, # and matching the same file number. my @deltas = $type->get_deltas($topicid, $filenumber); my $found_delta = undef; for (my $i = 0; $i <= $#deltas; $i++) { my $delta = $deltas[$i]; my $delta_linenumber = $new ? $delta->{new_linenumber} : $delta->{old_linenumber}; if ($delta_linenumber <= $linenumber) { $found_delta = $delta; } else { # Passed the delta of interest, return the previous one found. return $found_delta; } } # Return the matching delta found, if any. return $found_delta; } # Retrieve the ordered list of deltas applied to a specific file. Class factory # method, returns a list of delta objects. sub get_deltas($$$) { my ($type, $topicid, $filenumber) = @_; # Obtain a database connection. my $dbh = Codestriker::DB::DBI->get_connection(); # Setup the appropriate statement and execute it. my $select_deltas = $dbh->prepare_cached('SELECT delta_sequence, filename, revision, ' . 'binaryfile, old_linenumber, new_linenumber, ' . 'deltatext, description, topicfile.sequence, ' . 'repmatch FROM topicfile, delta ' . 'WHERE delta.topicid = ? AND ' . 'delta.topicid = topicfile.topicid AND ' . 'delta.file_sequence = topicfile.sequence ' . (($filenumber != -1) ? 'AND topicfile.sequence = ? ' : '') . 'ORDER BY delta_sequence ASC'); my $success = defined $select_deltas; if ($filenumber != -1) { $success &&= $select_deltas->execute($topicid, $filenumber); } else { $success &&= $select_deltas->execute($topicid); } # Store the results into an array of objects. my @results = (); if ($success) { my @data; while (@data = $select_deltas->fetchrow_array()) { my $delta = Codestriker::Model::Delta->new( @data ); push @results, $delta; } } # The delta object needs to know if there are only delta objects # in this file so it can figure out if the delta is a new file. # Set the 'only_delta_in_file' field for each delta. if (scalar(@results) > 0) { # Assume the first delta is the only delta unless proven otherwise. $results[0]->{only_delta_in_file} = 1; for (my $i = 1; $i < scalar(@results); $i++) { if ($results[$i-1]->{filenumber} == $results[$i]->{filenumber}) { # If the previous file has the same filenumber, then # we know that neither the current file nor the # previous file are the only deltas for the file. $results[$i]->{only_delta_in_file} = 0; $results[$i-1]->{only_delta_in_file} = 0; } else { # This is the first delta of a file. We'll assume it's the # only delta for this file. If there are more deltas, the next # loop will correct the assumption. $results[$i]->{only_delta_in_file} = 1; } } } Codestriker::DB::DBI->release_connection($dbh, $success); die $dbh->errstr unless $success; return @results; } # This function looks at the delta, and will return 1 if the delta looks like # it is a delta for a completly new file. This happens when a new file is added # to SCM system, or the user updated a plain old text document to be reviewed # without diffs. We need this function because we want to format this case # special. sub is_delta_new_file { my $self = shift; # All of the following must be true: # - one delta for the entire file # - delta must start at line 1 (0ld, and new) my $is_new_file = 0; if ($self->{only_delta_in_file} && $self->{old_linenumber} == 0 && $self->{new_linenumber} == 1) { # All of the delta text lines must start with +. my @lines = split '\n', $self->{text}; if ( scalar( grep !/^\+/, @lines ) == 0) { $is_new_file = 1; } } return $is_new_file; } 1;