itemfilewritestore.js

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if(!dojo._hasResource["dojo.data.ItemFileWriteStore"]){ //_hasResource checks added by build. Do not use _hasResource directly in your code.
dojo._hasResource["dojo.data.ItemFileWriteStore"] = true;
dojo.provide("dojo.data.ItemFileWriteStore");
dojo.require("dojo.data.ItemFileReadStore");

dojo.declare("dojo.data.ItemFileWriteStore", dojo.data.ItemFileReadStore, {
	constructor: function(/* object */ keywordParameters){
		//	keywordParameters: {typeMap: object)
		//		The structure of the typeMap object is as follows:
		//		{
		//			type0: function || object,
		//			type1: function || object,
		//			...
		//			typeN: function || object
		//		}
		//		Where if it is a function, it is assumed to be an object constructor that takes the 
		//		value of _value as the initialization parameters.  It is serialized assuming object.toString()
		//		serialization.  If it is an object, then it is assumed
		//		to be an object of general form:
		//		{
		//			type: function, //constructor.
		//			deserialize:	function(value) //The function that parses the value and constructs the object defined by type appropriately.
		//			serialize:	function(object) //The function that converts the object back into the proper file format form.
		//		}

		// ItemFileWriteStore extends ItemFileReadStore to implement these additional dojo.data APIs
		this._features['dojo.data.api.Write'] = true;
		this._features['dojo.data.api.Notification'] = true;
		
		// For keeping track of changes so that we can implement isDirty and revert
		this._pending = {
			_newItems:{}, 
			_modifiedItems:{}, 
			_deletedItems:{}
		};

		if(!this._datatypeMap['Date'].serialize){
			this._datatypeMap['Date'].serialize = function(obj){
				return dojo.date.stamp.toISOString(obj, {zulu:true});
			};
		}
		//Disable only if explicitly set to false.
		if(keywordParameters && (keywordParameters.referenceIntegrity === false)){
			this.referenceIntegrity = false;
		}

		// this._saveInProgress is set to true, briefly, from when save() is first called to when it completes
		this._saveInProgress = false;
	},

	referenceIntegrity: true,  //Flag that defaultly enabled reference integrity tracking.  This way it can also be disabled pogrammatially or declaratively.

	_assert: function(/* boolean */ condition){
		if(!condition) {
			throw new Error("assertion failed in ItemFileWriteStore");
		}
	},

	_getIdentifierAttribute: function(){
		var identifierAttribute = this.getFeatures()['dojo.data.api.Identity'];
		// this._assert((identifierAttribute === Number) || (dojo.isString(identifierAttribute)));
		return identifierAttribute;
	},
	
	
/* dojo.data.api.Write */

	newItem: function(/* Object? */ keywordArgs, /* Object? */ parentInfo){
		// summary: See dojo.data.api.Write.newItem()

		this._assert(!this._saveInProgress);

		if (!this._loadFinished){
			// We need to do this here so that we'll be able to find out what
			// identifierAttribute was specified in the data file.
			this._forceLoad();
		}

		if(typeof keywordArgs != "object" && typeof keywordArgs != "undefined"){
			throw new Error("newItem() was passed something other than an object");
		}
		var newIdentity = null;
		var identifierAttribute = this._getIdentifierAttribute();
		if(identifierAttribute === Number){
			newIdentity = this._arrayOfAllItems.length;
		}else{
			newIdentity = keywordArgs[identifierAttribute];
			if (typeof newIdentity === "undefined"){
				throw new Error("newItem() was not passed an identity for the new item");
			}
			if (dojo.isArray(newIdentity)){
				throw new Error("newItem() was not passed an single-valued identity");
			}
		}
		
		// make sure this identity is not already in use by another item, if identifiers were 
		// defined in the file.  Otherwise it would be the item count, 
		// which should always be unique in this case.
		if(this._itemsByIdentity){
			this._assert(typeof this._itemsByIdentity[newIdentity] === "undefined");
		}
		this._assert(typeof this._pending._newItems[newIdentity] === "undefined");
		this._assert(typeof this._pending._deletedItems[newIdentity] === "undefined");
		
		var newItem = {};
		newItem[this._storeRefPropName] = this;		
		newItem[this._itemNumPropName] = this._arrayOfAllItems.length;
		if(this._itemsByIdentity){
			this._itemsByIdentity[newIdentity] = newItem;
			//We have to set the identifier now, otherwise we can't look it
			//up at calls to setValueorValues in parentInfo handling.
			newItem[identifierAttribute] = [newIdentity];
		}
		this._arrayOfAllItems.push(newItem);

		//We need to construct some data for the onNew call too...
		var pInfo = null;
		
		// Now we need to check to see where we want to assign this thingm if any.
		if(parentInfo && parentInfo.parent && parentInfo.attribute){
			pInfo = {
				item: parentInfo.parent,
				attribute: parentInfo.attribute,
				oldValue: undefined
			};

			//See if it is multi-valued or not and handle appropriately
			//Generally, all attributes are multi-valued for this store
			//So, we only need to append if there are already values present.
			var values = this.getValues(parentInfo.parent, parentInfo.attribute);
			if(values && values.length > 0){
				var tempValues = values.slice(0, values.length);
				if(values.length === 1){
					pInfo.oldValue = values[0];
				}else{
					pInfo.oldValue = values.slice(0, values.length);
				}
				tempValues.push(newItem);
				this._setValueOrValues(parentInfo.parent, parentInfo.attribute, tempValues, false);
				pInfo.newValue = this.getValues(parentInfo.parent, parentInfo.attribute);
			}else{
				this._setValueOrValues(parentInfo.parent, parentInfo.attribute, newItem, false);
				pInfo.newValue = newItem;
			}
		}else{
			//Toplevel item, add to both top list as well as all list.
			newItem[this._rootItemPropName]=true;
			this._arrayOfTopLevelItems.push(newItem);
		}
		
		this._pending._newItems[newIdentity] = newItem;
		
		//Clone over the properties to the new item
		for(var key in keywordArgs){
			if(key === this._storeRefPropName || key === this._itemNumPropName){
				// Bummer, the user is trying to do something like
				// newItem({_S:"foo"}).  Unfortunately, our superclass,
				// ItemFileReadStore, is already using _S in each of our items
				// to hold private info.  To avoid a naming collision, we 
				// need to move all our private info to some other property 
				// of all the items/objects.  So, we need to iterate over all
				// the items and do something like: 
				//    item.__S = item._S;
				//    item._S = undefined;
				// But first we have to make sure the new "__S" variable is 
				// not in use, which means we have to iterate over all the 
				// items checking for that.
				throw new Error("encountered bug in ItemFileWriteStore.newItem");
			}
			var value = keywordArgs[key];
			if(!dojo.isArray(value)){
				value = [value];
			}
			newItem[key] = value;
			if(this.referenceIntegrity){
				for(var i = 0; i < value.length; i++){
					var val = value[i];
					if(this.isItem(val)){
						this._addReferenceToMap(val, newItem, key);
					}
				}
			}
		}
		this.onNew(newItem, pInfo); // dojo.data.api.Notification call
		return newItem; // item
	},
	
	_removeArrayElement: function(/* Array */ array, /* anything */ element){
		var index = dojo.indexOf(array, element);
		if (index != -1){
			array.splice(index, 1);
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	},
	
	deleteItem: function(/* item */ item){
		// summary: See dojo.data.api.Write.deleteItem()
		this._assert(!this._saveInProgress);
		this._assertIsItem(item);

		// Remove this item from the _arrayOfAllItems, but leave a null value in place
		// of the item, so as not to change the length of the array, so that in newItem() 
		// we can still safely do: newIdentity = this._arrayOfAllItems.length;
		var indexInArrayOfAllItems = item[this._itemNumPropName];
		var identity = this.getIdentity(item);

		//If we have reference integrity on, we need to do reference cleanup for the deleted item
		if(this.referenceIntegrity){
			//First scan all the attributes of this items for references and clean them up in the map 
			//As this item is going away, no need to track its references anymore.

			//Get the attributes list before we generate the backup so it 
			//doesn't pollute the attributes list.
			var attributes = this.getAttributes(item);

			//Backup the map, we'll have to restore it potentially, in a revert.
			if(item[this._reverseRefMap]){
				item["backup_" + this._reverseRefMap] = dojo.clone(item[this._reverseRefMap]);
			}
			
			//TODO:  This causes a reversion problem.  This list won't be restored on revert since it is
			//attached to the 'value'. item, not ours.  Need to back tese up somehow too.
			//Maybe build a map of the backup of the entries and attach it to the deleted item to be restored
			//later.  Or just record them and call _addReferenceToMap on them in revert.
			dojo.forEach(attributes, function(attribute){
				dojo.forEach(this.getValues(item, attribute), function(value){
					if(this.isItem(value)){
						//We have to back up all the references we had to others so they can be restored on a revert.
						if(!item["backupRefs_" + this._reverseRefMap]){
							item["backupRefs_" + this._reverseRefMap] = [];
						}
						item["backupRefs_" + this._reverseRefMap].push({id: this.getIdentity(value), attr: attribute});
						this._removeReferenceFromMap(value, item, attribute);
					}
				}, this);
			}, this);

			//Next, see if we have references to this item, if we do, we have to clean them up too.
			var references = item[this._reverseRefMap];
			if(references){
				//Look through all the items noted as references to clean them up.
				for(var itemId in references){
					var containingItem = null;
					if(this._itemsByIdentity){
						containingItem = this._itemsByIdentity[itemId];
					}else{
						containingItem = this._arrayOfAllItems[itemId];
					}
					//We have a reference to a containing item, now we have to process the
					//attributes and clear all references to the item being deleted.
					if(containingItem){
						for(var attribute in references[itemId]){
							var oldValues = this.getValues(containingItem, attribute) || [];
							var newValues = dojo.filter(oldValues, function(possibleItem){
							   return !(this.isItem(possibleItem) && this.getIdentity(possibleItem) == identity);
							}, this);
							//Remove the note of the reference to the item and set the values on the modified attribute.
							this._removeReferenceFromMap(item, containingItem, attribute); 
							if(newValues.length < oldValues.length){
								this.setValues(containingItem, attribute, newValues);
							}
						}
					}
				}
			}
		}

		this._arrayOfAllItems[indexInArrayOfAllItems] = null;

		item[this._storeRefPropName] = null;
		if(this._itemsByIdentity){
			delete this._itemsByIdentity[identity];
		}
		this._pending._deletedItems[identity] = item;
		
		//Remove from the toplevel items, if necessary...
		if(item[this._rootItemPropName]){
			this._removeArrayElement(this._arrayOfTopLevelItems, item);
		}
		this.onDelete(item); // dojo.data.api.Notification call
		return true;
	},

	setValue: function(/* item */ item, /* attribute-name-string */ attribute, /* almost anything */ value){
		// summary: See dojo.data.api.Write.set()
		return this._setValueOrValues(item, attribute, value, true); // boolean
	},
	
	setValues: function(/* item */ item, /* attribute-name-string */ attribute, /* array */ values){
		// summary: See dojo.data.api.Write.setValues()
		return this._setValueOrValues(item, attribute, values, true); // boolean
	},
	
	unsetAttribute: function(/* item */ item, /* attribute-name-string */ attribute){
		// summary: See dojo.data.api.Write.unsetAttribute()
		return this._setValueOrValues(item, attribute, [], true);
	},
	
	_setValueOrValues: function(/* item */ item, /* attribute-name-string */ attribute, /* anything */ newValueOrValues, /*boolean?*/ callOnSet){
		this._assert(!this._saveInProgress);
		
		// Check for valid arguments
		this._assertIsItem(item);
		this._assert(dojo.isString(attribute));
		this._assert(typeof newValueOrValues !== "undefined");

		// Make sure the user isn't trying to change the item's identity
		var identifierAttribute = this._getIdentifierAttribute();
		if(attribute == identifierAttribute){
			throw new Error("ItemFileWriteStore does not have support for changing the value of an item's identifier.");
		}

		// To implement the Notification API, we need to make a note of what
		// the old attribute value was, so that we can pass that info when
		// we call the onSet method.
		var oldValueOrValues = this._getValueOrValues(item, attribute);

		var identity = this.getIdentity(item);
		if(!this._pending._modifiedItems[identity]){
			// Before we actually change the item, we make a copy of it to 
			// record the original state, so that we'll be able to revert if 
			// the revert method gets called.  If the item has already been
			// modified then there's no need to do this now, since we already
			// have a record of the original state.						
			var copyOfItemState = {};
			for(var key in item){
				if((key === this._storeRefPropName) || (key === this._itemNumPropName) || (key === this._rootItemPropName)){
					copyOfItemState[key] = item[key];
				}else if(key === this._reverseRefMap){
					copyOfItemState[key] = dojo.clone(item[key]);
				}else{
					copyOfItemState[key] = item[key].slice(0, item[key].length);
				}
			}
			// Now mark the item as dirty, and save the copy of the original state
			this._pending._modifiedItems[identity] = copyOfItemState;
		}
		
		// Okay, now we can actually change this attribute on the item
		var success = false;
		
		if(dojo.isArray(newValueOrValues) && newValueOrValues.length === 0){
			
			// If we were passed an empty array as the value, that counts
			// as "unsetting" the attribute, so we need to remove this 
			// attribute from the item.
			success = delete item[attribute];
			newValueOrValues = undefined; // used in the onSet Notification call below

			if(this.referenceIntegrity && oldValueOrValues){
				var oldValues = oldValueOrValues;
				if (!dojo.isArray(oldValues)){
					oldValues = [oldValues];
				}
				for(var i = 0; i < oldValues.length; i++){
					var value = oldValues[i];
					if(this.isItem(value)){
						this._removeReferenceFromMap(value, item, attribute);
					}
				}
			}
		}else{
			var newValueArray;
			if(dojo.isArray(newValueOrValues)){
				var newValues = newValueOrValues;
				// Unfortunately, it's not safe to just do this:
				//    newValueArray = newValues;
				// Instead, we need to copy the array, which slice() does very nicely.
				// This is so that our internal data structure won't  
				// get corrupted if the user mucks with the values array *after*
				// calling setValues().
				newValueArray = newValueOrValues.slice(0, newValueOrValues.length);
			}else{
				newValueArray = [newValueOrValues];
			}

			//We need to handle reference integrity if this is on. 
			//In the case of set, we need to see if references were added or removed
			//and update the reference tracking map accordingly.
			if(this.referenceIntegrity){
				if(oldValueOrValues){
					var oldValues = oldValueOrValues;
					if(!dojo.isArray(oldValues)){
						oldValues = [oldValues];
					}
					//Use an associative map to determine what was added/removed from the list.
					//Should be O(n) performant.  First look at all the old values and make a list of them
					//Then for any item not in the old list, we add it.  If it was already present, we remove it.
					//Then we pass over the map and any references left it it need to be removed (IE, no match in
					//the new values list).
					var map = {};
					dojo.forEach(oldValues, function(possibleItem){
						if(this.isItem(possibleItem)){
							var id = this.getIdentity(possibleItem);
							map[id.toString()] = true;
						}
					}, this);
					dojo.forEach(newValueArray, function(possibleItem){
						if(this.isItem(possibleItem)){
							var id = this.getIdentity(possibleItem);
							if(map[id.toString()]){
								delete map[id.toString()];