Commit f3c1ad0e authored by jouni%heikniemi.net's avatar jouni%heikniemi.net

Bug 166346: Set html title attribute (tooltip) for local dot -drawn dependency…

Bug 166346: Set html title attribute (tooltip) for local dot -drawn dependency graphs. r=kiko, justdave; a=justdave
parent 9a8ffffa
......@@ -45,6 +45,18 @@ use vars qw($template $vars $userid);
my %seen;
my %edgesdone;
my %bugtitles; # html title attributes for imagemap areas
# CreateImagemap: This sub grabs a local filename as a parameter, reads the
# dot-generated image map datafile residing in that file and turns it into
# an HTML map element. THIS SUB IS ONLY USED FOR LOCAL DOT INSTALLATIONS.
# The map datafile won't necessarily contain the bug summaries, so we'll
# pull possible HTML titles from the %bugtitles hash (filled elsewhere
# in the code)
# The dot mapdata lines have the following format (\nsummary is optional):
# rectangle (LEFTX,TOPY) (RIGHTX,BOTTOMY) URLBASE/show_bug.cgi?id=BUGNUM BUGNUM[\nSUMMARY]
sub CreateImagemap {
my $mapfilename = shift;
......@@ -56,9 +68,19 @@ sub CreateImagemap {
if($line =~ /^default ([^ ]*)(.*)$/) {
$default = qq{<area alt="" shape="default" href="$1">\n};
}
if ($line =~ /^rectangle \((.*),(.*)\) \((.*),(.*)\) (http[^ ]*)(.*)?$/) {
my $bugsummary = value_quote($6);
$map .= qq{<area alt="bug$bugsummary" name="bug$bugsummary" shape="rect" href="$5" coords="$1,$4,$3,$2">\n};
my ($leftx, $rightx, $topy, $bottomy, $url) = ($1, $3, $2, $4, $5);
# Pick up bugid from the mapdata label field. Getting the title from
# bugtitle hash instead of mapdata allows us to get the summary even
# when showsummary is off, and also gives us status and resolution.
my ($bugid) = ($6 =~ /^\s*(\d+)/);
my $bugtitle = value_quote($bugtitles{$bugid});
$map .= qq{<area alt="bug $bugid" name="bug$bugid" shape="rect" } .
qq{title="$bugtitle" href="$url" } .
qq{coords="$leftx,$topy,$rightx,$bottomy">\n};
}
}
close MAP;
......@@ -138,21 +160,26 @@ if ($::FORM{'doall'}) {
foreach my $k (keys(%seen)) {
my $summary = "";
my $stat;
if ($::FORM{'showsummary'}) {
if (CanSeeBug($k, $::userid)) {
SendSQL("SELECT bug_status, short_desc FROM bugs " .
"WHERE bugs.bug_id = $k");
($stat, $summary) = FetchSQLData();
$stat = "NEW" if !defined $stat;
$summary = "" if !defined $summary;
}
} else {
SendSQL("SELECT bug_status FROM bugs WHERE bug_id = $k");
$stat = FetchOneColumn();
my $resolution;
# Retrieve bug information from the database
SendSQL("SELECT bug_status, resolution, short_desc FROM bugs " .
"WHERE bugs.bug_id = $k");
($stat, $resolution, $summary) = FetchSQLData();
$stat ||= 'NEW';
$resolution ||= '';
$summary ||= '';
# Resolution and summary are shown only if user can see the bug
if (!CanSeeBug($k, $::userid)) {
$resolution = $summary = '';
}
my @params;
if ($summary ne "") {
if ($summary ne "" && $::FORM{'showsummary'}) {
$summary =~ s/([\\\"])/\\$1/g;
push(@params, qq{label="$k\\n$summary"});
}
......@@ -170,6 +197,17 @@ foreach my $k (keys(%seen)) {
} else {
print $fh "$k\n";
}
# Push the bug tooltip texts into a global hash so that
# CreateImagemap sub (used with local dot installations) can
# use them later on.
$bugtitles{$k} = trim("$stat $resolution");
# Show the bug summary in tooltips only if not shown on
# the graph and it is non-empty (the user can see the bug)
if (!$::FORM{'showsummary'} && $summary ne "") {
$bugtitles{$k} .= " - $summary";
}
}
......@@ -187,6 +225,9 @@ if ($webdotbase =~ /^https?:/) {
$vars->{'map_url'} = $url . ".map";
} else {
# Local dot installation
# First, generate the png image file from the .dot source
my $dotfh;
my ($pngfh, $pngfilename) = File::Temp::tempfile("XXXXXXXXXX",
SUFFIX => '.png',
......@@ -197,6 +238,10 @@ if ($webdotbase =~ /^https?:/) {
close $pngfh;
$vars->{'image_url'} = $pngfilename;
# Then, generate a imagemap datafile that contains the corner data
# for drawn bug objects. Pass it on to CreateImagemap that
# turns this monster into html.
my ($mapfh, $mapfilename) = File::Temp::tempfile("XXXXXXXXXX",
SUFFIX => '.map',
DIR => $webdotdir);
......
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