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import pandas
import time
from collections import namedtuple
cdef extern from "glib.h":
void* g_malloc(int)
void* g_malloc0(int)
void g_free(void*)
void* g_ptr_array_index(GPtrArray*, int)
ctypedef struct GPtrArray:
pass
cdef extern from "mdbsql.h":
void mdb_init()
ctypedef struct MdbHandle:
int num_catalog
GPtrArray* catalog
MdbHandle* mdb_open(char*,int)
enum MdbFileFlags:
MDB_NOFLAGS
int MDB_TABLE
int MDB_BIND_SIZE
int MDB_ANY
int mdb_read_catalog(MdbHandle*, int)
ctypedef struct MdbCatalogEntry:
char* object_name
int object_type
ctypedef struct MdbTableDef:
GPtrArray* columns
int num_cols
ctypedef struct MdbColumn:
int col_type
char* name
MdbTableDef* mdb_read_table_by_name(MdbHandle*,char*,int)
void mdb_read_columns(MdbTableDef*)
void mdb_rewind_table(MdbTableDef*)
char* mdb_get_colbacktype_string(MdbColumn*)
void mdb_bind_column(MdbTableDef*,int,char*,int*)
int mdb_fetch_row(MdbTableDef*)
void mdb_close(MdbHandle*)
void mdb_exit()
transformers = {
"Long Integer": int,
"Single": float,
"Boolean": lambda x: bool(int(x)),
"Text": str,
"DateTime": lambda dt: time.strptime(dt, "%m/%d/%y %H:%M:%S")
}
cdef class MDB(object):
cdef MdbHandle* _handle
def __init__(self, path):
mdb_init()
self._handle = mdb_open(path, MDB_NOFLAGS)
if not mdb_read_catalog(self._handle, MDB_ANY):
raise Exception("File is not a valid Access database!")
@property
def tables(self):
cdef MdbCatalogEntry* entry
tables = []
for i in xrange(self._handle.num_catalog):
entry = <MdbCatalogEntry*> \
g_ptr_array_index(self._handle.catalog, i)
name = entry.object_name
if entry.object_type == MDB_TABLE:
if not "MSys" in name:
tables.append(name)
return tables
def __iter__(self):
for tbl in self.tables:
yield Table(self, tbl)
def __getitem__(self, key):
return Table(self, key)
def __del__(self):
mdb_close(self._handle)
mdb_exit()
cdef class Table(object):
cdef MdbTableDef* tbl
cdef int ncol
cdef char* name
cdef char** bound_values
cdef int* bound_lens
def __init__(self, MDB mdb, bytes name):
self.name = name
self.tbl = mdb_read_table_by_name(mdb._handle,
self.name,MDB_TABLE)
self.ncol = self.tbl.num_cols
self.bound_values = \
<char**> g_malloc(<int>(self.ncol * sizeof(char*)))
self.bound_lens = \
<int*> g_malloc(<int> (self.ncol * sizeof(int)))
for j in xrange(self.ncol):
self.bound_values[j] = <char*> g_malloc0(MDB_BIND_SIZE)
mdb_read_columns(self.tbl)
def _column_names(self):
names = []
cdef MdbColumn* col
for j in xrange(self.ncol):
col = <MdbColumn*> g_ptr_array_index(self.tbl.columns, j)
names.append(str(col.name))
return names
@property
def columns(self):
return self._column_names()
def records(self):
Row = namedtuple("Row",self.columns)
for row in self:
yield Row(*row)
def __iter__(self):
mdb_rewind_table(self.tbl)
cdef unsigned int j
cdef MdbColumn* col
cdef char* col_type
col_types = []
for j in xrange(self.ncol):
col = <MdbColumn*> g_ptr_array_index(self.tbl.columns, j)
col_type = mdb_get_colbacktype_string(col)
col_types.append(col_type)
mdb_bind_column(self.tbl,j+1,
self.bound_values[j],
&self.bound_lens[j])
_transformers = [transformers[t] for t in col_types]
while mdb_fetch_row(self.tbl):
row = [_transformers[j](self.bound_values[j])
for j in xrange(self.ncol)]
yield row
def __del__(self):
for i in xrange(self.ncol):
g_free(self.bound_values[i])
g_free(self.bound_values)
g_free(self.bound_lens)
def to_data_frame(self):
rows = []
for row in self:
rows.append(row)
names = self._column_names()
return pandas.DataFrame(rows, columns=names)