There are some obvious tips and resources about this, but I can't find any direct examples.
关于这一点有一些明显的提示和资源,但是我找不到任何直接的例子。
http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q18 says one can override the NOCASE collation, and the like, lower, and upper functions. I've done so, in a Django testcase, but in my test none of them are actually called.
http://www.sqlite.org/faq.html#q18表示可以覆盖NOCASE排序,以及类似的、下、上函数。在Django测试用例中,我已经这样做了,但是在我的测试中,没有一个真正被调用。
from django.test import TestCase
from django.contrib.sites.models import Site from basic.blog.models import Post, Settings
从django.contrib.sites。模型从basic.blog导入站点。模型导入后,设置
class CaseInsenstiveTest(TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.site = Site.objects.create()
self.settings = Settings.objects.create(site=self.site)
Settings.get_current = classmethod(lambda cls: self.settings)
def testLike(self):
from django.db import connection
Post.objects.all() # Sets up the connection
def like(x, y, z=None):
"""Y LIKE X [ESCAPE Z]"""
assert x.startswith('%') and x.endswith('%')
like.called = True
print "like(%r, %r, %r)" % (x, y, z)
return x[1:-1].lower() in y.lower()
like.called = False
def lower(s):
print "lower(%r)" % (s,)
return s.lower()
def upper(s):
print "upper(%r)" % (s,)
return s.upper()
connection.connection.create_function('lower', 1, lower)
connection.connection.create_function('upper', 1, upper)
connection.connection.create_function('like', 3, like)
def NOCASE(a, b):
print "NOCASE(%r, %r)" % (a, b)
return cmp(a.lower(), b.lower())
connection.connection.create_collation('NOCASE', NOCASE)
Post.objects.create(slug='foo', title='Foo')
Post.objects.filter(title__icontains='foo')
it seems not a single of the registered functions or the collation are actually called. Can anyone point out what is wrong?
似乎没有一个已注册的函数或排序规则被实际调用。有人能指出是什么问题吗?
NOTE: I know the like function is not correct, yet. I'm just trying to figure out when what is called so I know what I need to override and how.
注意:我知道like函数是不正确的。我只是想弄清楚什么时候被调用,这样我就知道需要重写什么以及如何重写。
1 个解决方案
#1
1
It seems to work fine outside django:
《被解救的姜戈》似乎还不错:
So maybe you have a django problem? Are you sure the table fields were created using the NOCASE collation?
那么,也许你遇到了django的问题?您确定表字段是使用NOCASE排序规则创建的吗?
import sqlite3
def NOCASE(a, b):
print 'comparing %r with %r...' % (a, b)
return cmp(a.lower(), b.lower())
con = sqlite3.connect('')
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute('CREATE TABLE foo (id INTEGER, text VARCHAR collate NOCASE)')
cur.executemany('INSERT INTO foo (id, text) VALUES (?, ?)', [
(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST'), (3, u'uest'), (4, u'UEST')])
con.commit()
con.create_collation('NOCASE', NOCASE)
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute('SELECT * FROM foo ORDER BY text ASC')
print cur.fetchall()
Output:
输出:
comparing 'test' with 'TEST'...
comparing 'test' with 'uest'...
comparing 'TEST' with 'uest'...
comparing 'TEST' with 'UEST'...
comparing 'uest' with 'UEST'...
[(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST'), (3, u'uest'), (4, u'UEST')]
Similarly, using a defined function works fine (same dataset)
类似地,使用一个定义好的函数(相同的数据集)
def my_lower(text):
print "I'm lowering %r myself" % (text,)
return text.lower()
con.create_function('lower', 1, my_lower)
cur.execute('SELECT lower(text) FROM foo')
The output:
输出:
I'm lowering u'test' myself
I'm lowering u'TEST' myself
I'm lowering u'uest' myself
I'm lowering u'UEST' myself
[(u'test',), (u'test',), (u'uest',), (u'uest',)]
Similarly, for LIKE
operations, you have to register the function in its 2-arguments form (X LIKE Y
) and in its 3-arguments form (X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z
) if you plan to support both forms:
类似地,对于LIKE操作,您必须在它的2个参数形式(X LIKE Y)和它的3个参数形式(X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z)中注册该函数,如果您计划支持这两种形式:
def my_like(a, b, escape=None):
print 'checking if %r matches %r' % (a, b)
return b.lower().startswith(a[0].lower())
con.create_function('like', 2, my_like) # X LIKE Y
con.create_function('like', 3, my_like) # X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z
cur.execute('SELECT * FROM foo WHERE text LIKE ?', (u't%',))
yields the output:
输出:
checking if u't%' matches u'test'
checking if u't%' matches u'TEST'
checking if u't%' matches u'uest'
checking if u't%' matches u'UEST'
[(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST')]
#1
1
It seems to work fine outside django:
《被解救的姜戈》似乎还不错:
So maybe you have a django problem? Are you sure the table fields were created using the NOCASE collation?
那么,也许你遇到了django的问题?您确定表字段是使用NOCASE排序规则创建的吗?
import sqlite3
def NOCASE(a, b):
print 'comparing %r with %r...' % (a, b)
return cmp(a.lower(), b.lower())
con = sqlite3.connect('')
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute('CREATE TABLE foo (id INTEGER, text VARCHAR collate NOCASE)')
cur.executemany('INSERT INTO foo (id, text) VALUES (?, ?)', [
(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST'), (3, u'uest'), (4, u'UEST')])
con.commit()
con.create_collation('NOCASE', NOCASE)
cur = con.cursor()
cur.execute('SELECT * FROM foo ORDER BY text ASC')
print cur.fetchall()
Output:
输出:
comparing 'test' with 'TEST'...
comparing 'test' with 'uest'...
comparing 'TEST' with 'uest'...
comparing 'TEST' with 'UEST'...
comparing 'uest' with 'UEST'...
[(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST'), (3, u'uest'), (4, u'UEST')]
Similarly, using a defined function works fine (same dataset)
类似地,使用一个定义好的函数(相同的数据集)
def my_lower(text):
print "I'm lowering %r myself" % (text,)
return text.lower()
con.create_function('lower', 1, my_lower)
cur.execute('SELECT lower(text) FROM foo')
The output:
输出:
I'm lowering u'test' myself
I'm lowering u'TEST' myself
I'm lowering u'uest' myself
I'm lowering u'UEST' myself
[(u'test',), (u'test',), (u'uest',), (u'uest',)]
Similarly, for LIKE
operations, you have to register the function in its 2-arguments form (X LIKE Y
) and in its 3-arguments form (X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z
) if you plan to support both forms:
类似地,对于LIKE操作,您必须在它的2个参数形式(X LIKE Y)和它的3个参数形式(X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z)中注册该函数,如果您计划支持这两种形式:
def my_like(a, b, escape=None):
print 'checking if %r matches %r' % (a, b)
return b.lower().startswith(a[0].lower())
con.create_function('like', 2, my_like) # X LIKE Y
con.create_function('like', 3, my_like) # X LIKE Y ESCAPE Z
cur.execute('SELECT * FROM foo WHERE text LIKE ?', (u't%',))
yields the output:
输出:
checking if u't%' matches u'test'
checking if u't%' matches u'TEST'
checking if u't%' matches u'uest'
checking if u't%' matches u'UEST'
[(1, u'test'), (2, u'TEST')]