Spell ID and UID consistently all-caps
Signed-off-by: Markus Armbruster <armbru@pond.sub.org>
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@ -32,11 +32,11 @@ use Dumpvalue;
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# Map table name to meta table reference
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my %meta_by_name = ();
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# Map table uid to meta table reference
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# Map table UID to meta table reference
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my @meta_by_uid = ();
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# Map table name to table reference
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my %table_by_name = ();
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# Map table uid to table reference
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# Map table UID to table reference
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my @table_by_uid = ();
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# The meta meta table
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# xdump meta table
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$meta_by_name{table} = [];
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parse_xdump(send_cmd('xdump meta table'), undef);
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# table's first field is record uid, and its table field is the table uid:
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# table's first field is record UID, and its table field is the table uid:
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my $tuid = $meta_by_name{table}->[0]->{table};
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$meta_by_uid[$tuid] = $meta_by_name{table};
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@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ my $dumper = new Dumpvalue;
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# complete work for xdump meta meta
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{
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# find the meta table uid
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# find the meta table UID
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my ($meta) = grep { defined $_ && $_->{name} eq 'meta' }
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@{$table_by_name{table}};
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my $tuid = $meta->{uid};
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{
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# lookup record with name => 'type' in meta meta:
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my ($mmt) = grep {$_->{name} eq 'type'} @meta_meta;
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# its table field is uid of table meta-type:
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# its table field is UID of table meta-type:
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my $tuid = $mmt->{table};
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# lookup table meta-type's name:
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my $name = $table_by_name{table}->[$tuid]->{name};
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@ -215,7 +215,7 @@ sub eval_fld {
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}
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sub has_record_uid {
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# a table has record uids if the first field's table is the table's uid
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# a table has record UIDs if the first field's table is the table's UID
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my ($tuid) = @_;
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die unless defined $tuid;
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die unless defined $meta_by_uid[$tuid];
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