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sqlitebrowser/src/CondFormat.cpp
mgrojo c923cc29b5 Regexp filters
This adds support for the REGEXP operator using the syntax /regexp/ in the
filter line boxes.

A new helper option for a not-containing filter is added using this new
syntax. This could be simplified using a NOT LIKE filter, but we don't
currently support that.

The "Use in Filter Expression > Containing" option escapes a possible
slash in the beginning, so it is not interpreted as a regexp filter.

See issue #1522
2018-11-08 23:00:30 +01:00

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#include "CondFormat.h"
#include "Settings.h"
#include "Data.h"
CondFormat::CondFormat(const QString& filter, const QColor& color, const QString& encoding)
: m_filter(filter),
m_color(color)
{
m_sqlCondition = filterToSqlCondition(filter, encoding);
}
QString CondFormat::filterToSqlCondition(const QString& value, const QString& encoding)
{
// Check for any special comparison operators at the beginning of the value string. If there are none default to LIKE.
QString op = "LIKE";
QString val, val2;
QString escape;
bool numeric = false, ok = false;
// range/BETWEEN operator
if (value.contains("~")) {
int sepIdx = value.indexOf('~');
val = value.mid(0, sepIdx);
val2 = value.mid(sepIdx+1);
val.toFloat(&ok);
if (ok) {
val2.toFloat(&ok);
ok = ok && (val.toFloat() < val2.toFloat());
}
}
if (ok) {
op = "BETWEEN";
numeric = true;
} else {
val.clear();
val2.clear();
if(value.left(2) == ">=" || value.left(2) == "<=" || value.left(2) == "<>")
{
// Check if we're filtering for '<> NULL'. In this case we need a special comparison operator.
if(value.left(2) == "<>" && value.mid(2) == "NULL")
{
// We are filtering for '<>NULL'. Override the comparison operator to search for NULL values in this column. Also treat search value (NULL) as number,
// in order to avoid putting quotes around it.
op = "IS NOT";
numeric = true;
val = "NULL";
} else if(value.left(2) == "<>" && value.mid(2) == "''") {
// We are filtering for "<>''", i.e. for everything which is not an empty string
op = "<>";
numeric = true;
val = "''";
} else {
value.mid(2).toFloat(&numeric);
op = value.left(2);
val = value.mid(2);
}
} else if(value.left(1) == ">" || value.left(1) == "<") {
value.mid(1).toFloat(&numeric);
op = value.left(1);
val = value.mid(1);
} else if(value.left(1) == "=") {
val = value.mid(1);
// Check if value to compare with is 'NULL'
if(val != "NULL")
{
// It's not, so just compare normally to the value, whatever it is.
op = "=";
} else {
// It is NULL. Override the comparison operator to search for NULL values in this column. Also treat search value (NULL) as number,
// in order to avoid putting quotes around it.
op = "IS";
numeric = true;
}
} else if(value.left(1) == "/" && value.right(1) == "/" && value.length() > 2) {
val = value.mid(1, value.length() - 2);
op = "REGEXP";
numeric = false;
} else {
// Keep the default LIKE operator
// Set the escape character if one has been specified in the settings dialog
QString escape_character = Settings::getValue("databrowser", "filter_escape").toString();
if(escape_character == "'") escape_character = "''";
if(escape_character.length())
escape = QString("ESCAPE '%1'").arg(escape_character);
// Add % wildcards at the start and at the beginning of the filter query, but only if there weren't set any
// wildcards manually. The idea is to assume that a user who's just typing characters expects the wildcards to
// be added but a user who adds them herself knows what she's doing and doesn't want us to mess up her query.
if(!value.contains("%"))
{
val = value;
val.prepend('%');
val.append('%');
}
}
}
if(val.isEmpty())
val = value;
if(val == "" || val == "%" || val == "%%")
return QString();
else {
// Quote and escape value, but only if it's not numeric and not the empty string sequence
if(!numeric && val != "''")
val = QString("'%1'").arg(val.replace("'", "''"));
QString whereClause(op + " " + QString(encodeString(val.toUtf8(), encoding)));
if (!val2.isEmpty())
whereClause += " AND " + QString(encodeString(val2.toUtf8(), encoding));
whereClause += " " + escape;
return whereClause;
}
}