# # Gramps - a GTK+/GNOME based genealogy program # # Copyright (C) 2005-2006 Donald N. Allingham # # This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software # Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA # # $Id$ # Written by Alex Roitman #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Standard Python Modules # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- import os from gettext import gettext as _ #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Gramps Modules # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- from _GrampsBSDDB import GrampsBSDDB from QuestionDialog import ErrorDialog #------------------------------------------------------------------------- # # Importing data into the currently open database. # #------------------------------------------------------------------------- def exportData(database, filename, person=None, callback=None, cl=False): if '__call__' in dir(callback): # callback is really callable update = update_real # Prepare length for the callback person_len = database.get_number_of_people() family_len = database.get_number_of_families() event_len = database.get_number_of_events() source_len = database.get_number_of_sources() place_len = database.get_number_of_places() repo_len = database.get_number_of_repositories() obj_len = database.get_number_of_media_objects() total = person_len + family_len + event_len + place_len + \ source_len + obj_len + repo_len else: update = update_empty total = 0 filename = os.path.normpath(filename) new_database = GrampsBSDDB() try: new_database.load(filename,callback) except: if cl: print "Error: %s could not be opened. Exiting." % filename else: ErrorDialog(_("%s could not be opened") % filename) return # copy all data from new_database to database # Need different adders depending on whether the new db is transactional if new_database.UseTXN: add_data = add_data_txn else: add_data = add_data_notxn primary_tables = { 'Person': {'cursor_func': database.get_person_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.person_map }, 'Family': {'cursor_func': database.get_family_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.family_map }, 'Event': {'cursor_func': database.get_event_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.event_map }, 'Place': {'cursor_func': database.get_place_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.place_map }, 'Source': {'cursor_func': database.get_source_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.source_map }, 'MediaObject': {'cursor_func': database.get_media_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.media_map }, 'Repository': {'cursor_func': database.get_repository_cursor, 'new_table': new_database.repository_map }, } count = 0 oldval = 0 for table_name in primary_tables.keys(): cursor_func = primary_tables[table_name]['cursor_func'] new_table = primary_tables[table_name]['new_table'] cursor = cursor_func() item = cursor.first() while item: (handle,data) = item add_data(new_database,new_table,handle,data) item = cursor.next() count,oldval = update(callback,count,oldval,total) cursor.close() # The metadata is always transactionless, # and the table is small, so using key iteration is OK here. for handle in database.metadata.keys(): new_database.metadata.put(handle,database.metadata.get(handle)) new_database.close() def add_data_txn(db,table,handle,data): the_txn = db.env.txn_begin() table.put(handle,data,txn=the_txn) the_txn.commit() def add_data_notxn(db,table,handle,data): table.put(handle,data) def update_empty(callback,count,oldval,total): pass def update_real(callback,count,oldval,total): count += 1 newval = int(100.0*count/total) if newval != oldval: callback(newval) oldval = newval return count,oldval