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 /* This file is part of the KDE project
    Copyright (C) 2003, 2011 Jarosław Staniek <staniek@kde.org>
 
    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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  * Boston, MA 02110-1301, USA.
 */
 
 #ifndef KDB_RECORDEDITBUFFER_H
 #define KDB_RECORDEDITBUFFER_H
 
 #include <QMap>
 #include <QVariant>
 
 #include "kdb_export.h"
 
 class KDbQueryColumnInfo;
 class KDbField;
 
 /*!  @short provides data for single edited database record
 
   KDbRecordEditBuffer provides data for single edited record,
   needed to perform update at the database backend.
   Its advantage over pasing e.g. KDbFieldList object is that
   EditBuffer contains only changed values.
 
   EditBuffer offers two modes: db-aware and not-db-aware.
   Db-aware buffer addresses a field using references to KDbQueryColumnInfo object,
   while not-db-aware buffer addresses a field using its name.
 
   Example usage of not-db-aware buffer:
   <code>
   KDbQuerySchema *query = .....
   EditBuffer buf;
   buf.insert("name", "Joe");
   buf.insert("surname", "Black");
   buf.at("name"); //returns "Joe"
   buf.at("surname"); //returns "Black"
   buf.at(query->field("surname")); //returns "Black" too
   // Now you can use buf to add or edit records using
   // KDbConnection::updateRecord(), KDbConnection::insertRecord()
   </code>
 
   Example usage of db-aware buffer:
   <code>
   KDbQuerySchema *query = .....
   KDbQueryColumnInfo *ci1 = ....... //e.g. can be obtained from QueryScehma::fieldsExpanded()
   KDbQueryColumnInfo *ci2 = .......
   EditBuffer buf;
   buf.insert(*ci1, "Joe");
   buf.insert(*ci2, "Black");
   buf.at(*ci1); //returns "Joe"
   buf.at(*ci2); //returns "Black"
   // Now you can use buf to add or edit records using
   // KDbConnection::updateRecord(), KDbConnection::insertRecord()
   </code>
 
   You can use QMap::clear() to clear buffer contents,
   QMap::isEmpty() to see if buffer is empty.
   For more, see QMap documentation.
 
   Notes: added fields should come from the same (common) KDbQuerySchema object.
   However, this isn't checked at QValue& EditBuffer::operator[]( const KDbField& f ) level.
 */
 class KDB_EXPORT KDbRecordEditBuffer
 {
 public:
     typedef QMap<QString, QVariant> SimpleMap;
     typedef QHash<KDbQueryColumnInfo*, QVariant> DbHash;
 
     explicit KDbRecordEditBuffer(bool dbAwareBuffer);
 
     ~KDbRecordEditBuffer();
 
     bool isDBAware() const;
 
     void clear();
 
     bool isEmpty() const;
 
     //! Inserts value @a val for db-aware buffer's column @a ci
     //! Does nothing if @a ci is @c nullptr.
     void insert(KDbQueryColumnInfo* ci, const QVariant &val);
 
     //! Inserts value @a val for not-db-aware buffer's column @a fname
     void insert(const QString &fname, const QVariant &val);
 
     //! Removes value from db-aware buffer's column @a ci
     void removeAt(const KDbQueryColumnInfo& ci);
 
     //! Removes value from not-db-aware buffer's column @a fname
     void removeAt(const KDbField& field);
 
     //! Removes value from not-db-aware buffer's column @a fname
     void removeAt(const QString& fname);
 
     /*! Useful only for db-aware buffer. @return value for column @a ci
      If there is no value assigned for the buffer, this method tries to remember and return
      default value obtained from @a ci if @a useDefaultValueIfPossible is true.
      Note that if the column is declared as unique (especially: primary key),
      default value will not be used.
      Returns @c nullptr if @a ci is @c nullptr. */
     const QVariant* at(KDbQueryColumnInfo *ci, bool useDefaultValueIfPossible = true) const;
 
     //! Useful only for not-db-aware buffer. @return value for field @a field
     //! Returns @c nullptr if there is no such field.
     const QVariant* at(const KDbField &field) const;
 
     //! Useful only for not-db-aware buffer. @return value for field @a fname
     //! Returns @c nullptr if there is no such field.
     const QVariant* at(const QString& fname) const;
 
     //! Useful only for db-aware buffer: @return true if the value available as
     //! at( ci ) is obtained from column's default value
     bool hasDefaultValueAt(const KDbQueryColumnInfo &ci) const;
 
     KDbRecordEditBuffer::SimpleMap simpleBuffer() const;
 
     KDbRecordEditBuffer::DbHash dbBuffer() const;
 
 protected:
     SimpleMap *m_simpleBuffer;
     SimpleMap::ConstIterator *m_simpleBufferIt;
     DbHash *m_dbBuffer;
     DbHash::Iterator *m_dbBufferIt;
     QMap<KDbQueryColumnInfo*, bool> *m_defaultValuesDbBuffer;
     QMap<KDbQueryColumnInfo*, bool>::ConstIterator *m_defaultValuesDbBufferIt;
 
 private:
     Q_DISABLE_COPY(KDbRecordEditBuffer)
 };
 
 //! Sends information about object @a buffer to debug output @a dbg.
 KDB_EXPORT QDebug operator<<(QDebug dbg, const KDbRecordEditBuffer& buffer);
 
 #endif