ledger/report.h
John Wiegley 9a9e06554e Formatting now relies exclusively on value expressions.
What this means is that the utility code, basic math, value expressions,
string formatting and option handling are now entirely decoupled from the rest
of the code.  This decoupling not only greatly simplifies the more basic parts
of Ledger, but makes it much easier to test and verify its completeness.

For example, when the formatting code %X is seen by the format parser, it
turns into a call to the expression function fmt_X, which must be defined when
the format string is first compiled against an object.  If that object is a
transaction, the transaction's scope will be the first to have a chance at
providing a definition.  If an account is being reported, it will.  If neither
does, the next scope in sequence -- soon to be the current report -- will, and
then the session object that "owns" the current Ledger session.

In 2.6, the formatting code new everything about transaction and accounts, and
relied on flags to communicate special details between them.  Now the
transaction will offer the details for its own reporting, while the formatter
worries only about strings and how to output them.
2008-08-02 06:42:36 -04:00

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#ifndef _REPORT_H
#define _REPORT_H
#include "session.h"
#include "format.h"
#include "walk.h"
namespace ledger {
// These are the elements of any report:
//
// 1. Formatting string used for outputting the underlying ReportedType.
//
// 2. Handler object for the ReportedType. This is constructed using #1, or
// else #1 is ignored completely. This handler object is also constructed
// with the output stream that will be used during formatting.
//
// --- The details of #1 and #2 together represent the ItemHandler.
//
// 3. Mode of the report. Currently there are four modes:
//
// a. Transaction or commodity iteration. In this mode, all the journal's
// entries, the transactions of a specific entry, or all the journal's
// commodities are walked. In the first two cases, it's the underlying
// transactions which are passed to #2; in the second case, each
// commodity is passed to #2.
//
// b. Account iteration. This employs step 'a', but add a prologue and
// epilogue to it. In the prologue it "sums" all account totals and
// subtotals; in the epilogue it calls yet another handler whose job is
// reporting (the handler used in 'a' is only for calculation).
//
// There is one variation on 'b' in which a "totals" line is also
// displayed.
//
// c. Write journal. In this mode, a single function is called that output
// the journal object as a textual file. #2 is used to print out each
// transaction in the journal.
//
// d. Dump binary file. This is just like 'c', except that it dumps out a
// binary file and #2 is completely ignored.
//
// 4. For 'a' and 'b' in #3, there is a different iteration function called,
// depending on whether we're iterating:
//
// a. The transactions of an entry: walk_transactions.
// b. The entries of a journal: walk_entries.
// c. The commodities of a journal: walk_commodities.
//
// 5. Finally, for the 'a' and 'b' reporting modes, there is a variant which
// says that the formatter should be "flushed" after the entities are
// iterated. This does not happen for the commodities iteration, however.
class report_t : public noncopyable, public scope_t
{
report_t();
public:
optional<path> output_file;
string format_string;
string amount_expr;
string total_expr;
string date_output_format;
string predicate;
string secondary_predicate;
string display_predicate;
string report_period;
string report_period_sort;
string sort_string;
string descend_expr;
string forecast_limit;
string reconcile_balance;
string reconcile_date;
unsigned long budget_flags;
int head_entries;
int tail_entries;
bool show_collapsed;
bool show_subtotal;
bool show_totals;
bool show_related;
bool show_all_related;
bool show_inverted;
bool show_empty;
bool days_of_the_week;
bool by_payee;
bool comm_as_payee;
bool code_as_payee;
bool show_revalued;
bool show_revalued_only;
bool keep_price;
bool keep_date;
bool keep_tag;
bool entry_sort;
bool sort_all;
string account;
optional<path> pager;
bool raw_mode;
session_t& session;
explicit report_t(session_t& _session)
: head_entries(0),
tail_entries(0),
show_collapsed(false),
show_subtotal(false),
show_totals(false),
show_related(false),
show_all_related(false),
show_inverted(false),
show_empty(false),
days_of_the_week(false),
by_payee(false),
comm_as_payee(false),
code_as_payee(false),
show_revalued(false),
show_revalued_only(false),
keep_price(false),
keep_date(false),
keep_tag(false),
entry_sort(false),
sort_all(false),
raw_mode(false),
session(_session)
{
TRACE_CTOR(report_t, "session_t&");
#if 0
eval("t=total,TOT=0,T()=(TOT=TOT+t,TOT)");
value_expr_t::amount_expr.reset(new value_expr("a"));
value_expr_t::total_expr.reset(new value_expr("O"));
#endif
}
virtual ~report_t() {
TRACE_DTOR(report_t);
}
//
// Actual report generation; this is why we're here...
//
xact_handler_ptr
chain_xact_handlers(xact_handler_ptr handler,
const bool handle_individual_transactions = true);
void xacts_report(xact_handler_ptr handler);
void entry_report(xact_handler_ptr handler, entry_t& entry);
void sum_all_accounts();
void accounts_report(acct_handler_ptr handler,
const bool print_final_total = true);
void commodities_report(const string& format);
void entry_report(const entry_t& entry, const string& format);
//
// Utility functions for value expressions
//
value_t ftime(call_scope_t& args);
value_t abbrev(call_scope_t& args);
//
// Config options
//
void eval(const string& expr) {
expr_t(expr).calc(*this);
}
value_t option_eval(call_scope_t& args) {
eval(args[0].as_string());
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_amount(call_scope_t& args) {
eval(string("t=") + args[0].as_string());
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_total(call_scope_t& args) {
eval(string("T()=") + args[0].as_string());
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_format(call_scope_t& args) {
format_string = args[0].as_string();
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_raw(call_scope_t&) {
raw_mode = true;
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_foo(call_scope_t&) {
std::cout << "This is foo" << std::endl;
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_bar(call_scope_t& args) {
std::cout << "This is bar: " << args[0] << std::endl;
return args[0];
}
//
// Transform options
//
#if 0
value_t option_select(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new select_transform(args[0].as_string()));
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_limit(call_scope_t& args) {
string expr = (string("//xact[") +
args[0].as_string() + "]");
transforms.push_back(new select_transform(expr));
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_remove(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new remove_transform(args[0].as_string()));
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_accounts(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new accounts_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_compact(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new compact_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_clean(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new clean_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_entries(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new entries_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_split(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new split_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
value_t option_merge(call_scope_t& args) {
transforms.push_back(new merge_transform);
return NULL_VALUE;
}
#endif
//
// Scope members
//
virtual expr_t::ptr_op_t lookup(const string& name);
};
string abbrev(const string& str, unsigned int width,
const bool is_account);
// jww (2008-08-01): Where does this code belong?
class format_xacts : public item_handler<xact_t>
{
protected:
std::ostream& output_stream;
format_t first_line_format;
format_t next_lines_format;
entry_t * last_entry;
xact_t * last_xact;
public:
format_xacts(std::ostream& _output_stream,
const string& format);
~format_xacts() throw() {
TRACE_DTOR(format_xacts);
}
virtual void flush() {
output_stream.flush();
}
virtual void operator()(xact_t& xact);
};
class format_entries : public format_xacts
{
public:
format_entries(std::ostream& output_stream, const string& format)
: format_xacts(output_stream, format) {
TRACE_CTOR(format_entries, "std::ostream&, const string&");
}
~format_entries() throw() {
TRACE_DTOR(format_entries);
}
virtual void format_last_entry();
virtual void flush() {
if (last_entry) {
format_last_entry();
last_entry = NULL;
}
format_xacts::flush();
}
virtual void operator()(xact_t& xact);
};
void print_entry(std::ostream& out, const entry_base_t& entry,
const string& prefix = "");
bool disp_subaccounts_p(const account_t& account,
item_predicate<account_t>& disp_pred,
const account_t *& to_show);
bool display_account(const account_t& account,
item_predicate<account_t>& disp_pred);
class format_accounts : public item_handler<account_t>
{
std::ostream& output_stream;
item_predicate<account_t> disp_pred;
public:
format_t format;
format_accounts(std::ostream& _output_stream,
const string& _format,
const string& display_predicate = NULL)
: output_stream(_output_stream), disp_pred(display_predicate),
format(_format) {
TRACE_CTOR(format_accounts, "std::ostream&, const string&, const string&");
}
~format_accounts() throw() {
TRACE_DTOR(format_accounts);
}
virtual void flush() {
output_stream.flush();
}
virtual void operator()(account_t& account);
};
class format_equity : public item_handler<account_t>
{
std::ostream& output_stream;
format_t first_line_format;
format_t next_lines_format;
item_predicate<account_t> disp_pred;
mutable value_t total;
public:
format_equity(std::ostream& _output_stream,
const string& _format,
const string& display_predicate);
virtual void flush();
virtual void operator()(account_t& account);
};
} // namespace ledger
#endif // _REPORT_H