#This class takes a lot of IDs and runs a query against them. class Baza::Idquery #An array containing all the IDs that will be looked up. attr_reader :ids #Constructor. #===Examples # idq = Baza::Idquery(:db => db, :table => :users) # idq.ids + [1, 5, 9] # idq.each do |user| # print "Name: #{user[:name]}\n" # end def initialize(args, &block) @args = args @ids = [] @debug = @args[:debug] if @args[:query] @args[:db].q(@args[:query]) do |data| @args[:col] = data.keys.first if !@args[:col] if data.is_a?(Array) @ids << data.first else @ids << data[@args[:col]] end end end @args[:col] = :id if !@args[:col] @args[:size] = 200 if !@args[:size] if block raise "No query was given but a block was." if !@args[:query] self.each(&block) end end #Fetches results. #===Examples # data = idq.fetch #=> Hash def fetch return nil if !@args if @res data = @res.fetch if @res @res = nil if !data return data if data end @res = new_res if !@res if !@res destroy return nil end data = @res.fetch if !data destroy return nil end return data end #Yields a block for every result. #===Examples # idq.each do |data| # print "Name: #{data[:name]}\n" # end def each while data = self.fetch yield(data) end end private #Spawns a new database-result to read from. def new_res table_esc = "`#{@args[:db].esc_table(@args[:table])}`" col_esc = "`#{@args[:db].esc_col(@args[:col])}`" ids = @ids.shift(@args[:size]) if ids.empty? destroy return nil end ids_sql = Knj::ArrayExt.join( :arr => ids, :callback => proc{|val| @args[:db].esc(val)}, :sep => ",", :surr => "'" ) query_str = "SELECT * FROM #{table_esc} WHERE #{table_esc}.#{col_esc} IN (#{ids_sql})" print "Query: #{query_str}\n" if @debug return @args[:db].q(query_str) end #Removes all variables on the object. This is done when no more results are available. def destroy @args = nil @ids = nil @debug = nil end end