The PropertyList is a utility class that can be used to hold a list of properties. It's derived from an Array, so it can hold the properties in a well defined order. The order can be determined by an arbitrary number of sorting levels. A sorting level specifies an attribute who's value should be used for sorting, a scenario index if necessary and the sorting direction (up/down). All nodes in the PropertyList must belong to the same PropertySet.
A PropertyList is always bound to a certain PropertySet. All properties in the list must be of that set.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 35 def initialize(arg, copyItems = true) @items = copyItems ? arg.to_ary : [] if arg.is_a?(PropertySet) # Create a PropertyList from the given PropertySet. @propertySet = arg # To keep the list sorted, we may have to access Property attributes. # Pre-scheduling, we can only use static attributes. Post-scheduling, # we can include dynamic attributes as well. This query template will # be used to query attributes when it has been set. Otherwise the list # can only be sorted by static attributes. @query = nil resetSorting addSortingCriteria('seqno', true, -1) sort! else # Create a PropertyList from a given other PropertyList. @propertySet = arg.propertySet @query = arg.query ? arg.query.dup : nil @sortingLevels = arg.sortingLevels @sortingCriteria = arg.sortingCriteria.dup @sortingUp = arg.sortingUp.dup @scenarioIdx = arg.scenarioIdx.dup end end
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 101 def [](node) @items.find { |n| n.ptn == node.ptn } end
Append another Array of PropertyTreeNodes or a PropertyList to this. The list will be sorted again.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 127 def append(list) if $DEBUG list.each do |node| unless node.propertySet == @propertySet raise "Fatal Error: All nodes must belong to the same PropertySet." end end end @items.concat(list) raise "Duplicate items" if @items != @items.uniq sort! end
Make sure that the list does not contain the same PropertyTreeNode more than once. This could happen for adopted tasks. If you use includeAdopted(), you should call this method after filtering to see if the filter was strict enough.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 81 def checkForDuplicates(sourceFileInfo) ptns = {} @items.each do |i| if ptns.include?(i.ptn) error('proplist_duplicate', "An adopted property is included as #{i.logicalId} and " + "as #{ptns[i.ptn].logicalId}. Please use stronger filtering " + 'to avoid including the property more than once!', sourceFileInfo) end ptns[i.ptn] = i end end
Specialized version of Array::include? that also matches adopted tasks.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 97 def include?(node) !@items.find { |p| p.ptn == node.ptn }.nil? end
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 67 def includeAdopted adopted = [] @items.each do |p| p.adoptees.each do |ap| adopted += includeAdoptedR(ap, p) end end append(adopted) end
This function sets the index attribute of all the properties in the list. The index starts with 0 and increases for each property.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 190 def index i = 0 @items.each do |p| p.set('index', i += 1) end end
Return the Array index of item or nil.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 184 def itemIndex(item) @items.index(item) end
This class should be a derived class of Array. But since it re-defines sort!() and still needs to call Array::sort!() I took a different route. All missing methods will be propagated to the @items Array.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 63 def method_missing(func, *args, &block) @items.method(func).call(*args, &block) end
Clear all sorting levels.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 118 def resetSorting @sortingLevels = 0 @sortingCriteria = [] @sortingUp = [] @scenarioIdx = [] end
Set all sorting levels as Array of triplets.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 110 def setSorting(modes) resetSorting modes.each do |mode| addSortingCriteria(*mode) end end
Sort the properties according to the currently defined sorting criteria.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 149 def sort! if treeMode? # Tree sorting is somewhat complex. It will be based on the 'tree' # attribute of the PropertyTreeNodes but we have to update them first # based on the other sorting criteria. # Remove the tree sorting mode first. sc = @sortingCriteria.delete_at(0) su = @sortingUp.delete_at(0) si = @scenarioIdx.delete_at(0) @sortingLevels -= 1 # Sort the list based on the rest of the modes. sortInternal # The update the 'index' attributes of the PropertyTreeNodes. index # An then the 'tree' attributes. indexTree # Restore the 'tree' sorting mode again. @sortingCriteria.insert(0, sc) @sortingUp.insert(0, su) @scenarioIdx.insert(0, si) @sortingLevels += 1 # Sort again, now based on the updated 'tree' attributes. sortInternal else sortInternal end # Update indexes. index end
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 105 def to_ary @items.dup end
If the first sorting level is 'tree' the breakdown structure of the list is preserved. This is a somewhat special mode and this function returns true if the mode is set.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 144 def treeMode? @sortingLevels > 0 && @sortingCriteria[0] == 'tree' end
Append a new sorting level to the existing levels.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 224 def addSortingCriteria(criteria, up, scIdx) unless @propertySet.knownAttribute?(criteria) || @propertySet.hasQuery?(criteria, scIdx) raise TjException.new, "Unknown attribute #{criteria} used for sorting criterium" end if scIdx == -1 if @propertySet.scenarioSpecific?(criteria) raise TjException.new, "Attribute #{criteria} is scenario specific." + "You must specify a scenario id." end else if @propertySet.project.scenario(scIdx).nil? raise TjException.new, "Unknown scenario index #{scIdx} used." end if !@propertySet.scenarioSpecific?(criteria) raise TjException.new, "Attribute #{criteria} is not scenario specific" end end @sortingCriteria.push(criteria) @sortingUp.push(up) @scenarioIdx.push(scIdx) @sortingLevels += 1 end
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 211 def includeAdoptedR(property, parent) # Create a proxy for the current PropertyTreeNode and add it to a list. adopted = [ parentProxy = PTNProxy.new(property, parent) ] # Add proxies for all children (adopted or not) and their children. property.kids.each do |p| adopted += includeAdoptedR(p, parentProxy) end adopted end
Update the 'tree' indicies that are needed for the 'tree' sorting mode.
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 251 def indexTree @items.each do |property| # The indicies are an Array if the 'index' attributes for this # property and all its parents. treeIdcs = property.getIndicies # Now convert them to a String. tree = '' treeIdcs.each do |idx| # Prefix the level index with zeros so that we always have a 6 # digit long String. 6 digits should be large enough for all # real-world projects. tree += idx.to_s.rjust(6, '0') end property.set('tree', tree) end end
# File lib/taskjuggler/PropertyList.rb, line 268 def sortInternal @items.sort! do |a, b| res = 0 @sortingLevels.times do |i| if @query && @sortingCriteria[i] != 'tree' # In case we have a Query reference, we get the two values with this # query. @query.scenarioIdx = @scenarioIdx[i] < 0 ? nil : @scenarioIdx[i] @query.attributeId = @sortingCriteria[i] @query.property = a @query.process aVal = @query.to_sort @query.property = b @query.process bVal = @query.to_sort else # In case we don't have a query, we use the static mechanism. # If the scenario index is negative we have a non-scenario-specific # attribute. if @scenarioIdx[i] < 0 if @sortingCriteria[i] == 'id' aVal = a.fullId bVal = b.fullId else aVal = a.get(@sortingCriteria[i]) bVal = b.get(@sortingCriteria[i]) end else aVal = a[@sortingCriteria[i], @scenarioIdx[i]] bVal = b[@sortingCriteria[i], @scenarioIdx[i]] end end res = aVal <=> bVal # Invert the result if we have to sort in decreasing order. res = -res unless @sortingUp[i] # If the two elements are equal on this compare level we try the next # level. break if res != 0 end res end end