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more optimisations to name display.

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svn: r7930
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Richard Taylor 2007-01-18 16:30:28 +00:00
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2007-01-18 Richard Taylor <rjt-gramps@thegrindstone.me.uk>
* src/NameDisplay.py: yet more optimisations for name display.
2007-01-17 Martin Hawlisch <Martin.Hawlisch@gmx.de>
* src/DataViews/_PedigreeView.py: Cache result of probably_alive(); Call
find_tree() only once for all sizes; Cache results in FormattingHelper;

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gramps2/src/NameDisplay.py
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@ -77,6 +77,7 @@ class NameDisplay:
"""
format_funcs = {}
raw_format_funcs = {}
# FIXME: Is this used anywhere? I cannot see that it is.
sort_field = (Name.get_surname, Name.get_surname,
@ -114,7 +115,7 @@ class NameDisplay:
raw_data[_FIRSTNAME],
raw_data[_PATRONYM],
raw_data[_SUFFIX])
return ' '.join([ x for x in result.split(" ") if x != ''])
return ' '.join(result.split())
def _raw_fnln(self,raw_data):
result = "%s %s %s %s %s" % (raw_data[_FIRSTNAME],
@ -122,18 +123,18 @@ class NameDisplay:
raw_data[_PREFIX],
raw_data[_SURNAME],
raw_data[_SUFFIX])
return ' '.join([ x for x in result.split(" ") if x != ''])
return ' '.join(result.split())
def _raw_ptfn(self,raw_data):
result = "%s %s, %s %s" % (raw_data[_PREFIX],
raw_data[_PATRONYM],
raw_data[_SUFFIX],
raw_data[_FIRSTNAME])
return ' '.join([ x for x in result.split(" ") if x != ''])
return ' '.join(result.split())
def _raw_fn(self,raw_data):
result = raw_data[_FIRSTNAME]
return ' '.join([ x for x in result.split(" ") if x != ''])
return ' '.join(result.split())
def set_name_format(self,formats):
raw_func_dict = {
@ -230,74 +231,87 @@ class NameDisplay:
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------
def format_str(self,name,format_str):
return self._format_str_base(name.first_name,name.surname,name.prefix,
name.suffix,name.patronymic,name.title,
name.call,format_str)
def format_str_raw(self,raw_data,format_str):
surname = raw_data[_SURNAME]
prefix = raw_data[_PREFIX]
first = raw_data[_FIRSTNAME]
patronymic = raw_data[_PATRONYM]
suffix = raw_data[_SUFFIX]
title = raw_data[_TITLE]
call = raw_data[_CALL]
return self._format_str_base(first,surname,prefix,suffix,patronymic,
title,call,format_str)
def _gen_raw_func(self, format_str):
"""The job of building the name from a format string is rather
expensive and it is called lots and lots of times. So it is worth
going to some length to optimise it as much as possible.
# def _format_str_base(self,first,surname,prefix,suffix,patronymic,
# title,call,format_str):
# """
# Generates name from a format string.
This method constructs a new function that is specifically written
to format a name given a particualar format string. This is worthwhile
because the format string itself rarely changes, so by caching the new
function and calling it directly when asked to format a name to the
same format string again we can be as quick as possible.
# The following substitutions are made:
# %t -> title
# %f -> given name (first name)
# %p -> prefix
# %s -> suffix
# %l -> family name (last name, surname)
# %y -> patronymic
# %c -> call name
# The capital letters are substituted for capitalized name components.
# The %% is substituted with the single % character.
# All the other characters in the fmt_str are unaffected.
The new function is of the form:
# """
def fn(raw_data):
return "%s %s %s %s %s" % (raw_data[_TITLE],
raw_data[_FIRSTNAME],
raw_data[_PREFIX],
raw_data[_SURNAME],
raw_data[_SUFFIX])
# output = format_str
"""
# output = output.replace("%t",title)
# output = output.replace("%f",first)
# output = output.replace("%p",prefix)
# output = output.replace("%l",surname)
# output = output.replace("%s",suffix)
# output = output.replace("%y",patronymic)
# output = output.replace("%c",call)
# we need the names of each of the variables or methods that are
# called to fill in each format flag.
d = {"%t":"raw_data[_TITLE]",
"%f":"raw_data[_FIRSTNAME]",
"%p":"raw_data[_PREFIX]",
"%l":"raw_data[_SURNAME]",
"%s":"raw_data[_SUFFIX]",
"%y":"raw_data[_PATRONYM]",
"%c":"raw_data[_CALL]",
"%T":"raw_data[_TITLE].upper()",
"%F":"raw_data[_FIRSTNAME].upper()",
"%P":"raw_data[_PREFIX].upper()",
"%L":"raw_data[_SURNAME].upper()",
"%S":"raw_data[_SUFFIX].upper()",
"%Y":"raw_data[_PATRONYM].upper()",
"%C":"raw_data[_CALL].upper()",
"%%":"'%'"}
# output = output.replace("%T",title.upper())
# output = output.replace("%F",first.upper())
# output = output.replace("%P",prefix.upper())
# output = output.replace("%L",surname.upper())
# output = output.replace("%S",suffix.upper())
# output = output.replace("%Y",patronymic.upper())
# output = output.replace("%C",call.upper())
# output = output.replace("%%",'%')
new_fmt = format_str
# # Suppress multiple spaces
# prev_space = -1
# namestr = ''
# for i in range(len(output)):
# if output[i] == ' ':
# dist = i - prev_space
# prev_space = i
# if dist == 1:
# continue
# namestr += output[i]
# replace the specific format string flags with a
# flag that works in standard python format strings.
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%t","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%f","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%p","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%l","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%s","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%y","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%c","%s")
# return namestr.strip()
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%T","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%F","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%P","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%L","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%S","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%Y","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%C","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%%",'%')
def _gen_func(self, format_str):
# find each format flag in the original format string
# for each one we find the variable name that is needed to
# replace it and add this to a list. This list will be used
# generate the replacement tuple.
pat = re.compile("%.")
param = ()
mat = pat.search(format_str)
while mat:
param = param + (d[mat.group(0)],)
mat = pat.search(format_str,mat.end())
s = 'def fn(raw_data):\n'\
' return "%s" %% (%s)' % (new_fmt,",".join(param))
exec(s)
return fn
def _gen_cooked_func(self, format_str):
"""The job of building the name from a format string is rather
expensive and it is called lots and lots of times. So it is worth
going to some length to optimise it as much as possible.
@ -355,9 +369,6 @@ class NameDisplay:
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%C","%s")
new_fmt = new_fmt.replace("%%",'%')
# remove any double spaces in the format
new_fmt = ' '.join([ x for x in new_fmt.split(" ") if x != ''])
# find each format flag in the original format string
# for each one we find the variable name that is needed to
# replace it and add this to a list. This list will be used
@ -376,6 +387,28 @@ class NameDisplay:
return fn
def format_str(self,name,format_str):
return self._format_str_base(name.first_name,name.surname,name.prefix,
name.suffix,name.patronymic,name.title,
name.call,format_str)
def format_str_raw(self,raw_data,format_str):
"""
Format a name from the raw name list. To make this as fast as possible
this uses _gen_raw_func to generate a new method for each new format_string.
Is does not call _format_str_base because it would introduce an extra
method call and we need all the speed we can squeeze out of this.
"""
func = self.__class__.raw_format_funcs.get(format_str)
if func == None:
func = self._gen_raw_func(format_str)
self.__class__.raw_format_funcs[format_str] = func
s = func(raw_data)
return ' '.join(s.split())
def _format_str_base(self,first,surname,prefix,suffix,patronymic,
title,call,format_str):
"""
@ -397,13 +430,11 @@ class NameDisplay:
func = self.__class__.format_funcs.get(format_str)
if func == None:
func = self._gen_func(format_str)
func = self._gen_cooked_func(format_str)
self.__class__.format_funcs[format_str] = func
return func(first,surname,prefix,suffix,patronymic,title,call)
# I have moved this to remove the spaces from the format string
# I am not sure if this was the correct thing to do. - rjt
#return ' '.join([ x for x in s.split(" ") if x != ''])
s = func(first,surname,prefix,suffix,patronymic,title,call)
return ' '.join(s.split())
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------