#!/usr/bin/perl -w
-# $Id: test-xml-update.pl,v 1.3 2006-11-07 16:29:54 mike Exp $
+# $Id: test-xml-update.pl,v 1.4 2006-11-08 17:19:18 mike Exp $
#
# Run like this:
-# perl -I ../lib ./test-xml-update.pl bagel.indexdata.dk:210/gils title "Test Database" author "Adam" description "This is a nice database"
+# perl -I ../lib ./test-xml-update.pl bagel.indexdata.dk:210/gils title "Test Database" author "Adam" description "This is a nice database"Fr
use strict;
use warnings;
+use Getopt::Std;
use ZOOM;
use ZOOM::IRSpy::Utils qw(irspy_xpath_context modify_xml_document);
+use ZOOM::IRSpy; # For _really_rewrite_record()
# This array copied from ../web/htdocs/details/edit.mc
my @fields =
qw(e:title e:description) ],
);
-if (@ARGV < 1 || @ARGV % 2 == 0) {
- print STDERR "Usage: %0 <id> [<key1> <value1> ...]\n";
+my %opts;
+if (!getopts('wnd', \%opts) || @ARGV % 2 == 0) {
+ print STDERR "Usage: %0 [options] <id> [<key1> <value1> ...]\n";
+ print STDERR " -w Write modified record back to DB\n";
+ print STDERR " -n Show new values of fields using XPath\n";
+ print STDERR " -d Show differences between old and new XML\n";
exit 1;
}
my($id, %data) = @ARGV;
my $rec = $rs->record(0);
my $xc = irspy_xpath_context($rec);
my %fieldsByKey = map { ( $_->[0], $_) } @fields;
+
my $oldText = $xc->getContextNode()->toString();
my $nchanges = modify_xml_document($xc, \%fieldsByKey, \%data);
my $newText = $xc->getContextNode()->toString();
-#ZOOM::IRSpy::_really_rewrite_record($conn, $xc->getContextNode());
-print "The record has been updated (nchanges=$nchanges).\n";
+print "Document modified with $nchanges change", $nchanges==1?"":"s", "\n";
+
+if ($opts{w}) {
+ ZOOM::IRSpy::_really_rewrite_record($conn, $xc->getContextNode());
+ print "Rewrote record '$id'\n";
+}
+
+if ($opts{n}) {
+ # For some reason, $xc->find() will not work on newly added nodes
+ # -- it returns empty strings -- so we need to make a new
+ # XPathContext. Unfortunately, we can't just go ahead and make it
+ # by parsing the new text, since it will in general include
+ # references to namespaces that are not explicitly defined in the
+ # document. So in the absence of $parser->registerNamespace() or
+ # similar, we are reduced to regexp-hackery to introduce the
+ # namespace. Ouch ouch ouch ouch ouch.
+ my $t2 = $newText;
+ $t2 =~ s@>@ xmlns:e='http://explain.z3950.org/dtd/2.0/'>@;
+ my $newXc = irspy_xpath_context($t2);
-# Now display diffs between the original and modified records
-my $oldFile = "/tmp/old.txu.$$";
-my $newFile = "/tmp/new.txu.$$";
-open OLD, ">$oldFile";
-print OLD $oldText;
-close OLD;
-open NEW, ">/tmp/new.txu.$$";
-print NEW $newText;
-close NEW;
-system("diff $oldFile $newFile");
-unlink($oldFile);
-unlink($newFile);
+ foreach my $key (sort keys %data) {
+ my $ref = $fieldsByKey{$key};
+ my($name, $nlines, $caption, $xpath, @addAfter) = @$ref;
+ my $val = $xc->findvalue($xpath);
+ my $val2 = $newXc->findvalue($xpath);
+ print "New $caption ($xpath) = '$val' = '$val2'\n";
+ }
+}
+
+if ($opts{d}) {
+ my $oldFile = "/tmp/old.txu.$$";
+ my $newFile = "/tmp/new.txu.$$";
+ open OLD, ">$oldFile";
+ print OLD $oldText;
+ close OLD;
+ open NEW, ">/tmp/new.txu.$$";
+ print NEW $newText;
+ close NEW;
+ system("diff $oldFile $newFile");
+ unlink($oldFile);
+ unlink($newFile);
+}