📄 qsqlrelationaltablemodel.cpp
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QSqlRelation is a helper class for QSqlRelationalTableModel. See QSqlRelationalTableModel::setRelation() and QSqlRelationalTableModel::relation() for details. \sa QSqlRelationalTableModel, QSqlRelationalDelegate, {Relational Table Model Example}*//*! \fn QSqlRelation::QSqlRelation() Constructs an invalid QSqlRelation object. For such an object, the tableName(), indexColumn(), and displayColumn() functions return an empty string. \sa isValid()*//*! \fn QSqlRelation::QSqlRelation(const QString &tableName, const QString &indexColumn, const QString &displayColumn) Constructs a QSqlRelation object, where \a tableName is the SQL table name to which a foreign key refers, \a indexColumn is the foreign key, and \a displayColumn is the field that should be presented to the user. \sa tableName(), indexColumn(), displayColumn()*//*! \fn QString QSqlRelation::tableName() const Returns the name of the table to which a foreign key refers.*//*! \fn QString QSqlRelation::indexColumn() const Returns the index column from table tableName() to which a foreign key refers.*//*! \fn QString QSqlRelation::displayColumn() const Returns the column from table tableName() that should be presented to the user instead of a foreign key.*//*! \fn bool QSqlRelation::isValid() const Returns true if the QSqlRelation object is valid; otherwise returns false.*/struct QRelation{ QRelation(): model(0) {} QSqlRelation rel; QSqlTableModel *model; QHash<int, QVariant> displayValues;};class QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate: public QSqlTableModelPrivate{ Q_DECLARE_PUBLIC(QSqlRelationalTableModel)public: QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate() : QSqlTableModelPrivate() {} QString escapedRelationField(const QString &tableName, const QString &fieldName) const; int nameToIndex(const QString &name) const; mutable QVector<QRelation> relations; QSqlRecord baseRec; // the record without relations void clearChanges(); void clearEditBuffer(); void clearCache(); void revertCachedRow(int row); void translateFieldNames(int row, QSqlRecord &values) const;};static void qAppendWhereClause(QString &query, const QString &clause1, const QString &clause2){ if (clause1.isEmpty() && clause2.isEmpty()) return; if (clause1.isEmpty() || clause2.isEmpty()) query.append(QLatin1String(" WHERE (")).append(clause1).append(clause2); else query.append(QLatin1String(" WHERE (")).append(clause1).append( QLatin1String(") AND (")).append(clause2); query.append(QLatin1String(") "));}void QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate::clearChanges(){ for (int i = 0; i < relations.count(); ++i) { QRelation &rel = relations[i]; delete rel.model; rel.displayValues.clear(); }}void QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate::revertCachedRow(int row){ if (cache.value(row).op == QSqlTableModelPrivate::Insert) { for (int i = 0; i < relations.count(); ++i) { const QHash<int, QVariant> displayValues = relations.at(i).displayValues; QHash<int, QVariant> newValues; for (QHash<int, QVariant>::const_iterator it = displayValues.constBegin(); it != displayValues.constEnd(); ++it) { newValues[it.key() > row ? it.key() - 1 : it.key()] = it.value(); } relations[i].displayValues = newValues; } } QSqlTableModelPrivate::revertCachedRow(row);}int QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate::nameToIndex(const QString &name) const{ return baseRec.indexOf(name);}void QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate::clearEditBuffer(){ editBuffer = baseRec;}/*! \reimp*/void QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate::clearCache(){ for (int i = 0; i < relations.count(); ++i) relations[i].displayValues.clear(); QSqlTableModelPrivate::clearCache();}/*! \class QSqlRelationalTableModel \brief The QSqlRelationalTableModel class provides an editable data model for a single database table, with foreign key support. \ingroup database \module sql QSqlRelationalTableModel acts like QSqlTableModel, but allows columns to be set as foreign keys into other database tables. \table \row \o \inlineimage noforeignkeys.png \o \inlineimage foreignkeys.png \endtable The screenshot on the left shows a plain QSqlTableModel in a QTableView. Foreign keys (\c city and \c country) aren't resolved to human-readable values. The screenshot on the right shows a QSqlRelationalTableModel, with foreign keys resolved into human-readable text strings. The following code snippet shows how the QSqlRelationalTableModel was set up: \quotefromfile sql/relationaltablemodel/relationaltablemodel.cpp \skipto model->setTable \printline model->setTable \skipto setRelation \printline setRelation \printline setRelation The setRelation() function calls establish a relationship between two tables. The first call specifies that column 2 in table \c employee is a foreign key that maps with field \c id of table \c city, and that the view should present the \c{city}'s \c name field to the user. The second call does something similar with column 3. If you use a read-write QSqlRelationalTableModel, you probably want to use QSqlRelationalDelegate on the view. Unlike the default delegate, QSqlRelationalDelegate provides a combobox for fields that are foreign keys into other tables. To use the class, simply call QAbstractItemView::setItemDelegate() on the view with an instance of QSqlRelationalDelegate: \quotefromfile sql/relationaltablemodel/relationaltablemodel.cpp \skipto QTableView *view = new \printuntil setItemDelegate The \l{sql/relationaltablemodel} example illustrates how to use QSqlRelationalTableModel in conjunction with QSqlRelationalDelegate to provide tables with foreigh key support. \image relationaltable.png Notes: \list \o The table must have a primary key declared. \o The table's primary key may not contain a relation to another table. \o If a relational table contains keys that refer to non-existent rows in the referenced table, the rows containing the invalid keys will not be exposed through the model. The user or the database is responsible for keeping referential integrity. \o If a relation's display column name is also used as a column name in the main table, or if it is used as display column name in more than one relation it will be aliased. The alias is is the relation's table name and display column name joined by an underscore (e.g. tablename_columnname). All occurances of the duplicate display column name are aliased when duplication is detected, but no aliasing is done to the column names in the main table. The aliasing doesn't affect QSqlRelation, so QSqlRelation::displayColumn() will return the original display column name, but QSqlRecord::fieldName() will return aliases. \endlist \sa QSqlRelation, QSqlRelationalDelegate, {Relational Table Model Example}*//*! Creates an empty QSqlRelationalTableModel and sets the parent to \a parent and the database connection to \a db. If \a db is not valid, the default database connection will be used.*/QSqlRelationalTableModel::QSqlRelationalTableModel(QObject *parent, QSqlDatabase db) : QSqlTableModel(*new QSqlRelationalTableModelPrivate, parent, db){}/*! Destroys the object and frees any allocated resources.*/QSqlRelationalTableModel::~QSqlRelationalTableModel(){}/*! \reimp*/QVariant QSqlRelationalTableModel::data(const QModelIndex &index, int role) const{ Q_D(const QSqlRelationalTableModel); if (role == Qt::DisplayRole && index.column() > 0 && index.column() < d->relations.count()) { const QVariant v = d->relations.at(index.column()).displayValues.value(index.row()); if (v.isValid())
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