Module: Reading::Parsing::Rows::Regular

Defined in:

lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/head.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/notes.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/genres.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/length.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/rating.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/history.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/sources.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/end_dates.rb,
lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular_columns/start_dates.rb

Overview

A normal row of (usually) one item.

Defined Under Namespace

Classes: EndDates, Genres, Head, History, Length, Notes, Rating, Sources, StartDates

Class Method Summary

• .column_classes ⇒ Array<Class>

  The columns that are possible in this type of row.

• .match?(row_string) ⇒ Boolean

  Does not start with a comment character.

Class Method Details

.column_classes ⇒ Array<Class>

The columns that are possible in this type of row.

Returns:

• (Array<Class>)

# File 'lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular.rb', line 19

def self.column_classes
  [Rating, Head, Sources, StartDates, EndDates, Genres, Length, Notes, History]
end

.match?(row_string) ⇒ Boolean

Does not start with a comment character. Note: this must be called after calling ::match? on Rows::Blank, because that one catches blank lines.

Parameters:

• row_string (String)

Returns:

• (Boolean)

# File 'lib/reading/parsing/rows/regular.rb', line 28

def self.match?(row_string)
  !row_string.lstrip.start_with?(Config.hash.fetch(:comment_character))
end