Class: NWN::TwoDA::Table

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/nwn/twoda.rb

Constant Summary collapse

CELL_PAD_SPACES = 
4

Instance Attribute Summary collapse

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize ⇒ Table

Create a new, empty 2da table.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 83

def initialize
  @columns = []
  @rows = []
  @newline = "\r\n"
end

Instance Attribute Details

#columns ⇒ Object

An array of all column names present in this 2da table.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 68

def columns
  @columns
end

#newline ⇒ Object

What to use to set up newlines. Alternatively, specify the environ variable NWN_LIB_2DA_NEWLINE with one of the following:

0 for windows newlines: \r\n
1 for unix newlines: \n
2 for caret return only: \r

defaults to rn.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 80

def newline
  @newline
end

#rows ⇒ Object

An array of row arrays, without headers.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 71

def rows
  @rows
end

Class Method Details

.parse(bytes) ⇒ Object

Parse a existing string containing a full 2da table. Returns a TwoDA::Table.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 103

def self.parse bytes
  obj = self.new
  obj.parse bytes
  obj
end

.read_from(io) ⇒ Object

Creates a new Table object from a given IO source.

file

A IO object pointing to a 2da file.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 92

def self.read_from io
  self.parse io.read()
end

Instance Method Details

#[]=(row, column = nil, value = nil) ⇒ Object

Set a cell or row value.

row

The row to operate on (starts at 0)

column

Optional column name or index.

value

New value, either a full row, or a single value.

Examples:

TwoDA.get('portraits')[1, "BaseResRef"] = "hi"
TwoDA.get('portraits')[1] = %w{1 2 3 4 5 6}



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 208

def []= row, column = nil, value = nil
  if value.nil?
    value = column
    raise ArgumentError, "Expected array for setting a whole row" unless value.is_a?(Array)
  end

  if value.is_a?(Array)
    raise ArgumentError, "Given array size does not match table columns (got: #{value.size}, want: #{self.columns.size})" unless value.size == self.columns.size
    new_row = Row.new
    new_row.concat(value.map {|x| x.to_s})

    @rows[row] = new_row

  else
    col = column_name_to_id column
    @rows[row][col] = value

  end
end

#by_col(column, row = nil) ⇒ Object

Retrieve data by column.

column

The column to retrieve (name or id).

row

The row to retrieve (starts at 0), or nil for all rows.

Raises:

  • (ArgumentError) 


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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 233

def by_col column, row = nil
  column = column_name_to_id column
  raise ArgumentError, "column must not be nil." if column.nil?
  row.nil? ? @rows.map {|v| v[column] } : (@rows[row.to_i].nil? ? nil : @rows[row.to_i][column])
end

#by_row(row, column = nil) ⇒ Object Also known as: []

Retrieve data by row.

row

The row to retrieve (starts at 0)

column

The column to retrieve (name or id), or nil for all columns.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 192

def by_row row, column = nil
  column = column_name_to_id column
  column.nil? ? @rows[row.to_i] : (@rows[row.to_i].nil? ? nil : @rows[row.to_i][column])
end

#column_name_to_id(column) ⇒ Object

Translate a column name to its array offset; will validate and raise an ArgumentError if the given argument is invalid or the column cannot be resolved.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 243

def column_name_to_id column
   case column
    when String
      @columns.index(column) or raise ArgumentError, "Not a valid column name: #{column}"
    when Fixnum
      column
    when NilClass
      nil
    else
      raise ArgumentError, "Invalid column type: #{column} as #{column.class}"
  end
end

#parse(bytes) ⇒ Object

Parses a string that represents a valid 2da definition. Replaces any content this table may already have. This will cope with all misformatting in the same way that NWN1 itself does. NWN2 employs slightly different parsing rules, and may or may not be compatible in the fringe cases.

Will raise an ArgumentError if the given bytes do not contain a valid 2DA header, or the file is so badly misshaped that it will not ever be parsed correctly by NWN1.

Raises:

  • (ArgumentError) 


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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 119

def parse bytes
  magic, *data = *bytes.split(/\r?\n/).map {|v| v.strip }

  raise ArgumentError, "Not valid 2da: No valid header found (got: #{magic[0,20].inspect}..)" if
    magic !~ /^2DA\s+V2.0$/

  # strip all empty lines; they are regarded as comments
  data.reject! {|ln| ln.strip == ""}

  header = data.shift

  header = colsplit(header.strip)
  data.map! {|line|
    colsplit(line.strip)
  }

  new_row_data = []

  id_offset = 0
  idx_offset = 0
  data.each_with_index {|row, idx|
    id = row.shift

    NWN.log_debug "Warning: invalid ID in line #{idx}: #{id.inspect}" if id !~ /^\d+$/

    id = id.to_i + id_offset

    # Its an empty row - NWN strictly numbers by counted lines - then so do we.
    while id > idx + idx_offset
      NWN.log_debug "Warning: missing ID at #{id - id_offset}, fixing that for you."
      idx_offset += 1
    end

    # NWN automatically increments duplicate IDs - so do we.
    while id < idx + idx_offset
      NWN.log_debug "Warning: duplicate ID found at row #{idx} (id: #{id}); fixing that for you."
      id_offset += 1
      id += 1
    end

    # NWN fills in missing columns with an empty value - so do we.
    NWN.log_debug "Warning: row #{id} (real: #{id - id_offset}) misses " +
      "#{header.size - row.size} columns at the end, fixed" if
        row.size < header.size

    row << "" while row.size < header.size

    new_row_data << k_row = Row.new(row)
    k_row.table = self

    k_row.map! {|cell|
      cell = case cell
        when nil; raise "Bug in parser: nil-value for cell"
        when "****"; ""
        else cell
      end
    }

    NWN.log_debug "Warning: row #{idx} has too many cells (has #{k_row.size}, want <= #{header.size})" if
      k_row.size > header.size

    k_row.pop while k_row.size > header.size
  }

  @columns = header
  @rows = new_row_data
end

#to_2da ⇒ Object

Returns this table as a valid 2da to be written to a file.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 257

def to_2da
  ret = []

  # Contains the maximum string length by each column,
  # from which we can calulate the padding we need that
  # things align properly.
  id_cell_size = @rows.size.to_s.size + CELL_PAD_SPACES
  max_cell_size_by_column = @columns.map {|col|
    ([col] + by_col(col)).inject(0) {|max, cell|
      cell = '"%s"' % cell if cell =~ /\s/
      cell.to_s.size > max ? cell.to_s.size : max
    } + CELL_PAD_SPACES
  }

  ret << "2DA V2.0"
  ret << ""

  rv = []
  rv << " " * id_cell_size
  @columns.each_with_index {|column, column_idx|
    rv << column + " " * (max_cell_size_by_column[column_idx] - column.size)
  }
  ret << rv.join("").rstrip

  @rows.each_with_index {|row, row_idx|
    rv = []
    rv << row_idx.to_s + " " * (id_cell_size - row_idx.to_s.size)
    row.each_with_index {|cell, column_idx|
      cell = "****" if cell == ""
      cell = '"%s"' % cell if cell =~ /\s/
      cell = cell.to_s
      rv << cell + " " * (max_cell_size_by_column[column_idx] - cell.size)
    }
    ret << rv.join("").rstrip
  }

  # Append an empty newline.
  ret << ""

  ret.join(case NWN.setting("2da_newline")
    when "0", false
      "\r\n"
    when "1"
      "\n"
    when "2"
      "\r"
    when nil
      @newline
  end)
end

#write_to(io) ⇒ Object

Dump this table to a IO object.



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# File 'lib/nwn/twoda.rb', line 97

def write_to io
  io.write(self.to_2da)
end