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IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT 21*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // OWNER OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, 22*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT 23*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, 24*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY 25*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT 26*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE 27*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis // OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE. 28*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 29*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// \file utils/text/table.hpp 30*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Table construction and formatting. 31*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 32*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #if !defined(UTILS_TEXT_TABLE_HPP) 33*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #define UTILS_TEXT_TABLE_HPP 34*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 35*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include "utils/text/table_fwd.hpp" 36*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 37*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include <cstddef> 38*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include <string> 39*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #include <vector> 40*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 41*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis namespace utils { 42*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis namespace text { 43*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 44*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 45*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Representation of a table. 46*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 47*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// A table is nothing more than a matrix of rows by columns. The number of 48*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// columns is hardcoded at construction times, and the rows can be accumulated 49*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// at a later stage. 50*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 51*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// The only value of this class is a simpler and more natural mechanism of the 52*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// construction of a table, with additional sanity checks. We could as well 53*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// just expose the internal data representation to our users. 54*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis class table { 55*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Widths of the table columns so far. 56*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis widths_vector _column_widths; 57*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 58*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Type defining the collection of rows in the table. 59*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis typedef std::vector< table_row > rows_vector; 60*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 61*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// The rows of the table. 62*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 63*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// This is actually the matrix representing the table. Every element of 64*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// this vector (which are vectors themselves) must have _ncolumns items. 65*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis rows_vector _rows; 66*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 67*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis public: 68*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis table(const table_row::size_type); 69*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 70*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis widths_vector::size_type ncolumns(void) const; 71*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis widths_vector::value_type column_width(const widths_vector::size_type) 72*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis const; 73*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis const widths_vector& column_widths(void) const; 74*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 75*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis void add_row(const table_row&); 76*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 77*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis bool empty(void) const; 78*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 79*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Constant iterator on the rows of the table. 80*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis typedef rows_vector::const_iterator const_iterator; 81*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 82*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis const_iterator begin(void) const; 83*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis const_iterator end(void) const; 84*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis }; 85*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 86*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 87*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Settings to format a table. 88*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 89*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// This class implements a builder pattern to construct an object that contains 90*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// all the knowledge to format a table. Once all the settings have been set, 91*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// the format() method provides the algorithm to apply such formatting settings 92*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// to any input table. 93*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis class table_formatter { 94*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Text to use as the separator between cells. 95*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis std::string _separator; 96*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 97*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Colletion of widths of the columns of a table. 98*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis std::size_t _table_width; 99*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 100*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Widths of the table columns. 101*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// 102*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// Note that this only includes widths for the column widths explicitly 103*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// overriden by the caller. In other words, this vector can be shorter 104*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// than the table passed to the format() method, which is just fine. Any 105*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis /// non-specified column widths are assumed to be width_auto. 106*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis widths_vector _column_widths; 107*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 108*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis public: 109*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis table_formatter(void); 110*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 111*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis static const std::size_t width_auto; 112*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis static const std::size_t width_refill; 113*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis table_formatter& set_column_width(const table_row::size_type, 114*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis const std::size_t); 115*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis table_formatter& set_separator(const char*); 116*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis table_formatter& set_table_width(const std::size_t); 117*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 118*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis std::vector< std::string > format(const table&) const; 119*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis }; 120*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 121*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 122*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis } // namespace text 123*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis } // namespace utils 124*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis 125*b0d29bc4SBrooks Davis #endif // !defined(UTILS_TEXT_TABLE_HPP) 126