ARSperl
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#
# ARSperl - An ARS v5-v7 / Perl5 Integration Kit
#
# Copyright (C) 1995-2007 Joel Murphy, jmurphy@acsu.buffalo.edu
# Jeff Murphy, jcmurphy@acsu.buffalo.edu
#
# This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms as Perl itself.
#
# Refer to the file called "Artistic" that accompanies the source distribution
# of ARSperl (or the one that accompanies the source distribution of Perl
# itself) for a full description.
#
# Official Home Page:
# http://www.arsperl.org
#
# Mailing List (must be subscribed to post):
# arsperl@arsperl.org
#
# Routines for grabbing the current error message "stack"
# by simply referring to the $ars_errstr scalar.
package ARS::ERRORSTR;
sub TIESCALAR {
bless {};
}
sub FETCH {
my($s, $i) = (undef, undef);
my(%mTypes) = ( 0 => "OK", 1 => "WARNING", 2 => "ERROR", 3 => "FATAL",
4 => "INTERNAL ERROR",
-1 => "TRACEBACK");
for($i = 0; $i < $ARS::ars_errhash{numItems}; $i++) {
# If debugging is not enabled, don't show traceback messages
if($ARS::DEBUGGING == 1) {
$s .= sprintf("[%s] %s (ARERR \#%d)",
$mTypes{@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageType}}[$i]},
@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageText}}[$i],
@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageNum}}[$i]);
$s .= "\n" if($i < $ARS::ars_errhash{numItems}-1);
} else {
if(@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageType}}[$i] != -1) {
$s .= sprintf("[%s] %s (ARERR \#%d)",
$mTypes{@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageType}}[$i]},
@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageText}}[$i],
@{$ARS::ars_errhash{messageNum}}[$i]);
$s .= "\n" if($i < $ARS::ars_errhash{numItems}-1);
}
}
}
return $s;
}
package ARS;
require 5.005;
use strict "vars";
require Exporter;
require DynaLoader;
require Carp unless $^S;
use AutoLoader 'AUTOLOAD';
use Config;
require 'ARS/ar-h.pm';
require 'ARS/arerrno-h.pm';
require 'ARS/nparm.pm';
@ARS::ISA = qw(Exporter DynaLoader);
@ARS::EXPORT = qw(isa_int isa_float isa_string ars_LoadQualifier ars_Login
ars_Logoff ars_GetListField ars_GetFieldByName ars_GetFieldTable
ars_DeleteEntry ars_GetEntry ars_GetListEntry ars_GetListSchema
ars_GetListServer ars_GetActiveLink ars_GetCharMenuItems ars_GetSchema
ars_ExpandCharMenu
ars_GetField ars_simpleMenu ars_GetListActiveLink ars_SetEntry
ars_perl_qualifier ars_qualifier_ptr ars_Export ars_GetListFilter ars_GetListEscalation
ars_GetListCharMenu ars_padEntryid
ars_GetFilter ars_SetFilter
ars_GetListEntryWithFields ars_GetMultipleEntries
'FILTER_FIELDS_PROCESS', 69,
'FILTER_FIELDS_FLTAPI', 70,
'ESCL_FIELDS_SQL', 71,
'ESCL_FIELDS_PROCESS', 72,
'ESCL_FIELDS_FLTAPI', 73,
'WRITE_RESTRICTED_READ', 74
);
sub new {
require 'ARS/OOform.pm';
require 'ARS/OOmsgs.pm';
require 'ARS/OOsup.pm';
return newObject( @_ );
}
# ROUTINE
# ars_simpleMenu(menuItems, prepend)
#
# DESCRIPTION
# merges all sub-menus into a single level menu. good for web
# interfaces.
#
# RETURNS
# array of menu items.
sub ars_simpleMenu {
my($m) = shift;
my($prepend) = shift;
my(@m) = @$m;
my(@ret, @submenu);
my($name, $val);
while (($name, $val, @m) = @m) {
if (ref($val)) {
@submenu = ars_simpleMenu($val, $name);
@ret = (@ret, @submenu);
} else {
if ($prepend) {
@ret = (@ret, "$prepend/$name", $val);
} else {
@ret = (@ret, $name, $val);
}
}
}
@ret;
}
# ROUTINE
# ars_padEntryid(control, schema, entry-id)
#
# DESCRIPTION
# this routine will left-pad the entry-id with
# zeros out to the appropriate number of place (15 max)
# depending upon if your prefix your entry-id's with
# anything
#
# RETURNS
# a new scalar on success
# undef on error
sub ars_padEntryid {
my($c) = shift;
my($schema) = shift;
my($entry_id) = shift;
my($field);
# entry id field is field id #1
($field = ars_GetField($c, $schema, 1)) ||
return undef;
if( $field->{defaultVal} ){
return $field->{defaultVal}.("0"x($field->{limit}{maxLength}-length($field->{defaultVal})-length($entry_id))).$entry_id;
}else{
return ("0"x($field->{limit}{maxLength}-length($entry_id))).$entry_id;
}
}
# ROUTINE
# ars_decodeStatusHistory(field-value)
#
# DESCRIPTION
# this routine, when given an encoded status history field
# (returned by GetEntry) will decode it into a hash like:
#
# $retval[ENUM]->{USER}
# $retval[ENUM]->{TIME}
#
# so if you have a status field that has two states: Open and Closed,
# where Open is enum 0 and Closed is enum 1, this routine will return:
#
# $retval[0]->{USER} = the user to last selected this enum
# $retval[1]->{TIME} = the time that this enum was last selected
#
# You can map from enum values to selection words by using
# arsGetField().
sub ars_decodeStatusHistory {
my ($sval) = shift;
my ($enum) = 0;
my ($pair, $ts, $un);
my (@retval);
foreach $pair (split(/\003/, $sval)) {
if($pair ne "") {
($ts, $un) = split(/\004/, $pair);
$retval[$enum]->{USER} = $un;
$retval[$enum]->{TIME} = $ts;
} else {
# no value for this enumeration
$retval[$enum]->{USER} = undef;
$retval[$enum]->{TIME} = undef;
}
$enum++;
}
return @retval;
}
#define AR_DEFN_DIARY_SEP '\03' /* diary items separator */
#define AR_DEFN_DIARY_COMMA '\04' /* char between date/user/text */
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