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koffice/kexi/core/kexiproject.h

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/* This file is part of the KDE project
Copyright (C) 2003 Lucijan Busch <lucijan@kde.org>
Copyright (C) 2003-2006 Jaroslaw Staniek <js@iidea.pl>
This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
modify it under the terms of the GNU Library General Public
License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
Library General Public License for more details.
You should have received a copy of the GNU Library General Public License
along with this library; see the file COPYING.LIB. If not, write to
the Free Software Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor,
* Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
*/
#ifndef KEXIPROJECT_H
#define KEXIPROJECT_H
#include <tqobject.h>
#include <tqintdict.h>
#include <tqptrdict.h>
#include <tqguardedptr.h>
#include <kexiutils/tristate.h>
#include <kexidb/object.h>
#include "kexiprojectdata.h"
#include "kexipartitem.h"
#include "kexi.h"
/*! KexiProject implementation version.
It is altered after every change:
- major number is increased after KexiProject storage format change,
- minor is increased after adding binary-incompatible change.
Use KexiProject::versionMajor() and KexiProject::versionMinor() to get real project's version.
*/
#define KEXIPROJECT_VERSION_MAJOR 1
#define KEXIPROJECT_VERSION_MINOR 0
namespace KexiDB
{
class DriverManager;
class Driver;
class Connection;
class Parser;
}
namespace KexiPart
{
class Part;
class Info;
}
class KexiMainWindow;
class KexiDialogBase;
/**
* @short A project's main controller.
* It also contains connection data,
* current file state, etc.
*/
class KEXICORE_EXPORT KexiProject : public TQObject, public KexiDB::Object
{
Q_OBJECT
TQ_OBJECT
public:
/*! Constructor 1. Creates a new object using \a pdata.
\a pdata which will be then owned by KexiProject object.
\a handler can be provided to receive error messages during
entire KexiProject object's lifetime. */
KexiProject(KexiProjectData* pdata, KexiDB::MessageHandler* handler = 0);
/*! Constructor 2. Like above but sets predefined connections \a conn.
The connection should be created using the same connection data
as pdata->connectionData(). The connection will become owned by created KexiProject
object, so do not destroy it. */
KexiProject(KexiProjectData *pdata, KexiDB::MessageHandler* handler,
KexiDB::Connection* conn);
// KexiProject(KexiDB::ConnectionData *cdata);
~KexiProject();
/*! \return major version of KexiProject object.
This information is retrieved from database when existing project is opened. */
int versionMajor() const;
/*! \return minor version of KexiProject object.
@see versionMajor() */
int versionMinor() const;
/*! Opens existing project using project data.
\return true on success */
tristate open();
/*! Like open().
\return true on success.
Additional \a incompatibleWithKexi, is set to false on failure when
connection for the project was successfully started bu the project
is probably not compatible with Kexi - no valid "kexidb_major_ver"
value in "kexi__db" table.
This is often the case for native server-based databases.
If so, Kexi application can propose importing the database
or linking it to parent project (the latter isn't yet implemented).
For other types of errors the variable is set to true. */
tristate open(bool &incompatibleWithKexi);
/*! Creates new, empty project using project data.
If \a forceOverwrite is true, existing database project is silently overwritten.
Connection is created (accessible then with KexiProject::dbConnection()).
Since KexiProject inherits KexiDB::Object, it is possible to get error message
and other information on error.
\return true on success, false on failure, and cancelled when database exists
but \a forceOverwrite is false. */
tristate create(bool forceOverwrite = false);
/*! \return true if there was error during last operation on the object. */
bool error() const { return KexiDB::Object::error(); }
/**
* @return true if a we are connected to a database
*/
bool isConnected();
/**
* @return all items of a type \a i in this project
*/
KexiPart::ItemDict* items(KexiPart::Info *i);
/**
* @return all items of a type \a mime in this project
* It is a convenience function.
*/
KexiPart::ItemDict* itemsForMimeType(const TQCString &mimeType);
/**
* Puts a list of items of a type \a i in this project into \a list.
* You can then sort this list using ItemList::sort().
*/
void getSortedItems(KexiPart::ItemList& list, KexiPart::Info *i);
/**
* Puts a sorted list of items of a type \a mimeType in this project into \a list.
* You can then sort this list using ItemList::sort().
*/
void getSortedItemsForMimeType(KexiPart::ItemList& list, const TQCString &mimeType);
/**
* @return item of type \a mime and name \a name
*/
KexiPart::Item* itemForMimeType(const TQCString &mimeType, const TQString &name);
/**
* @return item of type \a i and name \a name
*/
KexiPart::Item* item(KexiPart::Info *i, const TQString &name);
/**
* @return item for \a identifier
*/
KexiPart::Item* item(int identifier);
/**
* @return the database connection associated with this project
*/
KexiDB::Connection *dbConnection() const;
/**
* @return the project's data
*/
KexiProjectData *data() const;
/*! Opens object pointed by \a item in a view \a viewMode.
\a staticObjectArgs can be passed for static object
(only works when part for this item is of type KexiPart::StaticPart) */
KexiDialogBase* openObject(KexiMainWindow *wnd, KexiPart::Item& item,
int viewMode = Kexi::DataViewMode, TQMap<TQString,TQString>* staticObjectArgs = 0);
//! For convenience
KexiDialogBase* openObject(KexiMainWindow *wnd, const TQCString &mimeType,
const TQString& name, int viewMode = Kexi::DataViewMode);
/*! Remove a part instance pointed by \a item.
\return true on success. */
bool removeObject(KexiMainWindow *wnd, KexiPart::Item& item);
/*! Renames a part instance pointed by \a item to a new name \a newName.
\return true on success. */
bool renameObject(KexiMainWindow *wnd, KexiPart::Item& item, const TQString& newName);
/*! Creates part item for given part \a info.
Newly item will not be saved to the backend but stored in memory only
(owned by project), and marked as "neverSaved" (see KexiPart::Item::neverSaved()).
The item will have assigned a new unique caption like e.g. "Table15",
and unique name like "table15", but no specific identifier
(because id will be assigned on creation at the backend side).
If \a suggestedCaption is not empty, it will be set as a caption
(with number suffix, to avoid duplicated, e.g. "employees7"
for "employees" sugested name). Name will be then built based
on this caption using KexiUtils::string2Identifier().
This method is used before creating new object.
\return newly created part item or NULL on any error. */
KexiPart::Item* createPartItem(KexiPart::Info *info,
const TQString& suggestedCaption = TQString() );
//! Added for convenience.
KexiPart::Item* createPartItem(KexiPart::Part *part,
const TQString& suggestedCaption = TQString());
/*! Adds item \a item after it is succesfully stored as an instance of part
pointed by \a info. Also clears 'neverSaved' flag if \a item.
Used by KexiDialogBase::storeNewData().
@internal */
void addStoredItem(KexiPart::Info *info, KexiPart::Item *item);
/*! removes \a item from internal dictionaries. The item is destroyed
after successful removal.
Used to delete an unstored part item previusly created with createPartItem(). */
void deleteUnstoredItem(KexiPart::Item *item);
#if 0 //remove?
/*! Creates object using data provided by \a dlg dialog.
Dialog's \a item (KexiDialog::partItem()) must not be stored
(KexiPart::Item::neverStored()==false) and created
by KexiProject::createPartItem().
Identifier of the item will be updated to a final value
(stored in the backend), because previously there was temporary one set.
\return true for successfully created object or false on any error. */
bool createObject(KexiDialogBase *dlg);
#endif
KexiDB::Parser* sqlParser();
/*! Shows dialog for creating new blank project,
ans creates one. Dialog is not shown if option for automatic creation
is checked or Kexi::startupHandler().projectData() was provided from command line.
\a cancelled is set to true if creation has been cancelled (e.g. user answered
no when asked for database overwriting, etc.
\return true if database was created, false on error or when cancel was pressed */
static KexiProject* createBlankProject(bool &cancelled, KexiProjectData* data,
KexiDB::MessageHandler* handler = 0);
/*! Drops project described by \a data. \return true on success.
Use with care: Any KexiProject objects allocated for this project will become invalid! */
static tristate dropProject(KexiProjectData* data,
KexiDB::MessageHandler* handler, bool dontAsk = false);
/*! @see KexiDB::Connection::setQuerySchemaObsolete( const TQString& queryName ) */
// void setQuerySchemaObsolete( const TQString& queryName );
// /** used to emit objectCreated() signal */
// void emitObjectCreated(const TQCString &mime, const TQCString& name) { emit objectCreated(mime, name); }
// void emitTableCreated(KexiDB::TableSchema& schema) { emit tableCreated(schema); }
protected:
/*! Creates connection using project data.
The connection will be readonly if data()->isReadOnly().
\return true on success, otherwise false and appropriate error is set. */
bool createConnection();
bool closeConnection();
bool initProject();
//! Used in open() and open(bool&).
tristate openInternal(bool *incompatibleWithKexi);
/*! Kexi itself can define a number of internal database objects (mostly data structures),
usually tables for it's own purposes.
Even while at KexiDB library level, such "system" tables, like "kexi__objects", "kexi__objectdata"
are created automatically on database project creation, this is not enough: there are objects
needed specifically for Kexi but not for other applications utilizing KexiDB library.
Example table created here for now is "kexi__blobs".
This method is called on create() and open(): creates necessary objects
if they are not yet existing. This especially allows to create to create these objects
(on open) within a project made with previous Kexi version not supporting
all currently defined structurtes. We're trying to be here as much backward compatible as possible.
For this purpose, here's the complete list of currently created objects:
- "kexi__blobs" - a table containing BLOBs data that can be accessed globally at Kexi projects
from within any database-aware view (table views, forms, reports, etc.)
@param insideTransaction Embed entire creation process inside a transaction
\return true on successful object's creation. Objects are created only once, they are not overwritten.
*/
bool createInternalStructures(bool insideTransaction);
/*! \return Kexi part for \a item. */
KexiPart::Part *findPartFor(KexiPart::Item& item);
signals:
/** signal emitted on error */
void error(const TQString &title, KexiDB::Object *obj);
/** signal emitted on error (not KexiDB-related) */
void error(const TQString &msg, const TQString &desc);
/** New \a item has been stored. */
void newItemStored(KexiPart::Item& item);
/** instance pointed by \a item is removed */
void itemRemoved(const KexiPart::Item &item);
/** instance pointed by \a item is renamed */
void itemRenamed(const KexiPart::Item &item, const TQCString& oldName);
// /** new table \a schema created */
// void tableCreated(KexiDB::TableSchema& schema);
// /** New object of mimetype \a mime and \a name has been created. */
// void objectCreated(const TQCString &mime, const TQCString& name);
protected:
/*! Checks whether the project's connection is read-only.
If so, error message is set and false is returned. */
bool checkWritable();
class Private;
Private *d;
friend class KexiMainWindowImpl;
};
#endif