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Christopher Lam 63917e0824 [qofbook.cpp] move _QofBook definition from qofbook.h to qofbook-p.hpp
to make it opaque

and change:
- qofbook.h to .hpp
- test-qofbook.c to test-qofbook.cpp
2026-06-10 09:58:19 +08:00

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* qof-book-p.h -- private functions for QOF books. *
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/** @addtogroup Object
@{ */
/** @addtogroup Object_Private
Private interfaces, not meant to be used by applications.
@{ */
/** @name Book_Private
@{ */
/*
* HISTORY:
* Created 2001 by Rob Browning
* Copyright (c) 2001 Rob Browning
* Copyright (c) 2001,2003 Linas Vepstas <linas@linas.org>
*/
#ifndef QOF_BOOK_P_H
#define QOF_BOOK_P_H
#include "qofbackend.h"
#include "qofbook.h"
#include "qofid.h"
#include "qofid-p.h"
#include "qofinstance-p.h"
struct QofBook
{
QofInstance inst; /* Unique guid for this book. */
/* Boolean indicates that the session is dirty -- that is, it has
* not yet been written out to disk after the last time the
* backend ran commit_edit(). This is distinct from the inherited
* QofInstance::dirty, which indicates that some persistent
* property of the book object itself has been edited and not
* committed. Some backends write data out as part of
* commit_edit() and so don't use this flag.
*/
gboolean session_dirty;
/* The time when the book was first dirtied. This is a secondary
* indicator. It should only be used when session_saved is FALSE. */
time64 dirty_time;
/* This callback function is called any time the book dirty flag
* changes state. Both clean->dirty and dirty->clean transitions
* trigger a callback. */
QofBookDirtyCB dirty_cb;
/* This is the user supplied data that is returned in the dirty
* callback function.*/
gpointer dirty_data;
/* The entity table associates the GUIDs of all the objects
* belonging to this book, with their pointers to the respective
* objects. This allows a lookup of objects based on their guid.
*/
GHashTable * hash_of_collections;
/* In order to store arbitrary data, for extensibility, add a table
* that will be used to hold arbitrary pointers.
*/
GHashTable *data_tables;
/* Hash table of destroy callbacks for the data table. */
GHashTable *data_table_finalizers;
/* Boolean indicates whether book is safe to write to (true means
* that it isn't). The usual reason will be a database version
* mismatch with the running instance of Gnucash.
*/
gboolean read_only;
/* state flag: 'y' means 'open for editing',
* 'n' means 'book is closed'
* xxxxx shouldn't this be replaced by the instance editlevel ???
*/
char book_open;
/* a flag denoting whether the book is closing down, used to
* help the QOF objects shut down cleanly without maintaining
* internal consistency.
* XXX shouldn't this be replaced by instance->do_free ???
*/
gboolean shutting_down;
/* version number, used for tracking multiuser updates */
gint32 version;
/* To be technically correct, backends belong to sessions and
* not books. So the pointer below "really shouldn't be here",
* except that it provides a nice convenience, avoiding a lookup
* from the session. Better solutions welcome ... */
QofBackend *backend;
/* A cached value of the OPTION_NAME_NUM_FIELD_SOURCE option value
* because it is queried quite a lot, so we want to avoid a KVP
* lookup on each query */
gboolean cached_num_field_source;
/* Whether the above cached value is valid. */
gboolean cached_num_field_source_isvalid;
/* A cahed value of the "autoreadonly-days" option value because
* it is queried quite a lot, so we want to avoid a KVP lookup on
* each query */
gint cached_num_days_autoreadonly;
/* Whether the above cached value is valid. */
gboolean cached_num_days_autoreadonly_isvalid;
};
/* Structure for accessing static functions for testing */
typedef struct
{
gboolean (*get_session_dirty)(const QofBook*);
gboolean (*get_read_only)(const QofBook*);
QofBookDirtyCB (*get_dirty_cb)(const QofBook*);
void (*set_shutting_down)(QofBook*, gboolean);
gpointer (*get_dirty_data)(const QofBook*);
GHashTable* (*get_collections)(const QofBook*);
GHashTable* (*get_data_tables)(const QofBook*);
GHashTable* (*get_data_table_finalizers)(const QofBook*);
char (*get_book_open)(const QofBook*);
int (*get_version)(const QofBook*);
} QofBookTestFunctions;
QofBookTestFunctions* _utest_qofbook_fill_functions (void);
/*
* qof_book_set_backend() is used by backends to
* initialize the pointers in the book structure to
* something that contains actual data. These routines
* should not be used otherwise. (Its somewhat questionable
* if the backends should even be doing this much, but for
* backwards compatibility, we leave these here.)
*/
void qof_book_set_backend (QofBook *book, QofBackend *be);
/* Register books with the engine */
gboolean qof_book_register (void);
/** Validate a counter format string with a given format specifier.
* If valid, returns a normalized format string,
* that is whatever long int specifier was used will be replaced with the value of
* the posix "PRIx64" macro.
* If not valid returns NULL and optionally set an error message is a non-null
* err_msg parameter was passed.
* The caller should free the returned format string and error message with g_free.
*/
gchar *qof_book_normalize_counter_format_internal(const gchar *p,
const gchar* gint64_format, gchar **err_msg);
/** This debugging function can be used to traverse the book structure
* and all subsidiary structures, printing out which structures
* have been marked dirty.
*/
void qof_book_print_dirty (const QofBook *book);
/* @} */
/* @} */
/* @} */
#endif /* QOF_BOOK_P_H */