Exemple #1
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 def join(cls, A, B, A_name, B_name, conditions):
     """This function join two table according to the condition
        Inputs: A         : Table
                B         : Table
                A_name    : str, name of table A
                B_name    : str, name of table B
                conditions  : str
        Output: Table
     """
     name_to_table = {A_name: A, B_name: B}
     equality, operation = find_equality(conditions)
     output = []
     if equality:
         print(equality)
         for left, right in equality:
             left_name, left_column = re.match(r'([^\.]+)\.([^\.]+)',
                                               left).groups()
             right_name, right_column = re.match(r'([^\.]+)\.([^\.]+)',
                                                 right).groups()
             left_table = name_to_table[left_name]
             right_table = name_to_table[right_name]
             table = {left_name: 'left_row', right_name: 'right_row'}
             row_condition, _ = construct_condition(conditions,
                                                    tablename=table)
             if left_column in left_table.index:
                 for right_row in right_table.table:
                     for j in left_table.index[left_column].get(
                             right_row[right_column]):
                         left_row = left_table.table[j]
                         new_line = add_line(left_row, right_row, left_name,
                                             right_name, row_condition)
                         if new_line:
                             output.append(new_line)
                 return cls(output)
             elif right_column in right_table.index:
                 for left_row in left_table.table:
                     for j in right_table.index[right_column].get(
                             left_row[left_column]):
                         right_row = right_table.table[j]
                         new_line = add_line(left_row, right_row, left_name,
                                             right_name, row_condition)
                         if new_line:
                             output.append(new_line)
                 return cls(output)
     table = {A_name: 'left_row', B_name: 'right_row'}
     row_condition, _ = construct_condition(conditions, tablename=table)
     for left_row in A.table:
         for right_row in B.table:
             new_line = add_line(left_row, right_row, A_name, B_name,
                                 row_condition)
             if new_line:
                 output.append(new_line)
     return cls(output)
 def test_construct_condition(self):
     '''Test the construct condtion'''
     table = {'R1':'A_row', 'S':'B_row'}
     test_case_join = '(R1.C2 >= S.C) and (S.B < 10)'
     test_case_search = '(saleid >= 100) and (pricerange < 10)'
     test_case_arithm = '(10*R1.C2 >= S.C) and (S.B/5 < 10)'
     expect_arithm = '(10*A_row["C2"] >= B_row["C"]) and (B_row["B"]/5 < 10)'
     output_join = construct_condition(test_case_join, tableName = table)
     output_arithm = construct_condition(test_case_arithm, tableName = table)
     output_search = construct_condition(test_case_search, table = 'R')
     self.assertEqual('(A_row["C2"] >= B_row["C"]) and (B_row["B"] < 10)',output_join)
     self.assertEqual('(R["saleid"] >= 100) and (R["pricerange"] < 10)', output_search)
     self.assertEqual(expect_arithm, output_arithm)
Exemple #3
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 def select(cls, table, conditions):
     """ This function selects rows according to conditions in the table
         Inputs: table     : Table
                 condition : str
         Output: Table
     """
     data_under_condition = []
     row_condition, columns = construct_condition(conditions, table='row')
     equality, operation = find_equality(conditions)
     index = set()  # index is a set.
     if equality:  # use index only for equality
         print(equality)
         if not operation or operation == 'and':  # if the logic operation is 'or' we don't use index.
             for column, key in equality:
                 if column not in table.table[0]:
                     temp = key
                     key = column
                     column = temp
                 key = is_float(key)
                 print(column)
                 if column in table.index:
                     new_index = table.index[column].get(key)
                     if new_index:
                         index.update(new_index)
     index = range(len(table.table)) if len(index) == 0 else index
     for row_index in index:
         row = table.table[row_index]
         if eval(row_condition):
             data_under_condition.append(row)
     return cls(data_under_condition)
Exemple #4
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 def test_construct_condition_with_single_equal_sign(self):
     """Test the construct condtion with single equal sign"""
     table = {'R1': 'A_row', 'S': 'B_row'}
     test_case = '(R1.C2 >= S.C) and (S.B < 10) and (R1.salesid = 5)'
     expected = '(A_row["C2"] >= B_row["C"]) and (B_row["B"] < 10) and (A_row["salesid"] == 5)'
     output, columns = construct_condition(test_case, tablename=table)
     self.assertEqual(expected, output)
Exemple #5
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 def test_construct_condition_with_more_than_two_condtion(self):
     """Test the construct condtion with more than two condition"""
     table = {'R1': 'A_row', 'S': 'B_row'}
     test_case = '(R1.C2 >= S.C) and (S.B < 10) and (R1.salesid <= 5)'
     expected = '(A_row["C2"] >= B_row["C"]) and (B_row["B"] < 10) and (A_row["salesid"] <= 5)'
     output, columns = construct_condition(test_case, tablename=table)
     self.assertEqual(expected, output)
Exemple #6
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 def join(cls, A, B, A_name, B_name, condition):
     '''This function join two table according to the condition
        Inputs: A         : Table
                B         : Table
                A_name    : str, name of table A
                B_name    : str, name of table B
                condtion  : str
        Output: Table
     '''
     table = {A_name: 'A_row', B_name: 'B_row'}
     row_condition, columns = construct_condition(condition,
                                                  tableName=table)
     output = []
     for A_row in A.table:
         for B_row in B.table:
             if eval(row_condition):
                 new_row = {}
                 for key in A_row:
                     column = '{}_{}'.format(A_name, key)
                     new_row[column] = A_row[key]
                 for key in B_row:
                     column = '{}_{}'.format(B_name, key)
                     new_row[column] = B_row[key]
                 output.append(new_row)
     return cls(output)
Exemple #7
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 def select(cls, table, conditions):
     ''' This function selects rows according to conditions in the table
         Inputs: table    : Table
                 condtion : str
         Output: Table
     '''
     data_under_condition = []
     row_condition = construct_condition(conditions, table='row')
     for row in table.table:
         if eval(row_condition):
             data_under_condition.append(row)
     return cls(data_under_condition)