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package Spreadsheet::Compare::Record; |
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use Mojo::Base -base, -signatures; |
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use B qw(); |
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# own attributes |
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has [qw(h2i reader rec sln)]; |
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has limit_mask => sub { [] }; |
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has diff_info => sub { {} }; |
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has id => sub { |
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my $identity = $_[0]->reader->identity; |
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my @parts = map { $_[0]->val($_) } @$identity; |
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return join( '_', @parts ); |
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has hash => sub { |
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B::hash( join( '', grep { defined } @{ $_[0]->rec } ) ); |
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has side => sub { $_[0]->reader->side }; |
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has side_name => sub { $_[0]->reader->side_name }; |
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sub val { return $_[0]->{rec}[ $_[0]->{h2i}->{ $_[1] } ] // '' } |
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sub new { |
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my $self = shift->SUPER::new(@_); |
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$self->{h2i} //= $self->reader->h2i; |
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return $self; |
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1; |
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=head1 NAME |
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Spreadsheet::Compare::Record - Class Representing a Single Record |
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=head1 SYNOPSIS |
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use Spreadsheet::Compare::Record; |
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my $rec = Spreadsheet::Compare::Record->new( |
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rec => \@record, |
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reader => $reader_object; |
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=head1 DESCRIPTION |
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Spreadsheet::Compare::Record represents a single record read by one of the reader classes. |
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It will normally be of little interest unless you are developing a new Reader class. |
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=head1 ATTRIBUTES |
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=head2 diff_info |
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A reference to a hash with summary information from the comparison with the corresponding |
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record on the opposite side. Modification (don't do that) will also modify the corresponding |
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record, the reference is shallow. It has the following structure: |
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ABS_FIELD => <name of the column with highest absolute deviation>, |
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ABS_VALUE => <highest absolute deviation>, |
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REL_FIELD => <name of the column with highest relative deviation>, |
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REL_VALUE => <highest relative deviation>, |
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limit => <true if all deviations are below their configured limits>, |
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equal => <true if the records are considered equal>, |
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=head2 h2i |
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=head2 hash |
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A hash value set by the reader. If the hash values for two record match, they are |
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considered equal and no detailed comparisons will take place. This enhances |
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performance significantly. |
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=head2 id |
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The id of the record constructed from the configuration value of |
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L<Spreadsheet::Compare::Reader/identity> |
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A reference to a hash with information from the comparison with the corresponding |
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record on the opposite side. Modification (don't do that) will also modify the corresponding |
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record, the reference is shallow. It has the following structure: |
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{ |
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<columnindex> => [-1|0|1], |
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with 0 means the values are equal, 1 means the values differ and -1 means they differ |
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but the deviation is below the configured limits. |
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=head2 reader |
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The L<Spreadsheet::Compare::Reader> object the record belongs to. |
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=head2 rec |
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A reference to an array with the record values. |
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=head2 side |
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A shortcut for $self->reader->side |
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A shortcut for $self->reader->side_name |
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Source line number for the record, if the reader provides it (eg. file based readers). |
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Return the value at column index $index. |
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=cut |