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<?php
// This file is part of Moodle - http://moodle.org/
//
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// it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
// the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
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//
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/**
* Node (base class) used to construct a tree of availability conditions.
*
* @package core_availability
* @copyright 2014 The Open University
* @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
*/
namespace core_availability;
defined('MOODLE_INTERNAL') || die();
/**
* Node (base class) used to construct a tree of availability conditions.
*
* @package core_availability
* @copyright 2014 The Open University
* @license http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html GNU GPL v3 or later
*/
abstract class tree_node {
/** @var int Counter to be used in {@link tree_node::unique_sql_parameter()}. */
protected static $uniquesqlparametercounter = 1;
/**
* Determines whether this particular item is currently available
* according to the availability criteria.
*
* - This does not include the 'visible' setting (i.e. this might return
* true even if visible is false); visible is handled independently.
* - This does not take account of the viewhiddenactivities capability.
* That should apply later.
*
* The $not option is potentially confusing. This option always indicates
* the 'real' value of NOT. For example, a condition inside a 'NOT AND'
* group will get this called with $not = true, but if you put another
* 'NOT OR' group inside the first group, then a condition inside that will
* be called with $not = false. We need to use the real values, rather than
* the more natural use of the current value at this point inside the tree,
* so that the information displayed to users makes sense.
*
* @param bool $not Set true if we are inverting the condition
* @param \core_availability\info $info Item we're checking
* @param bool $grabthelot Performance hint: if true, caches information
* required for all course-modules, to make the front page and similar
* pages work more quickly (works only for current user)
* @param int $userid User ID to check availability for
* @return result Availability check result
*/
public abstract function check_available($not,
\core_availability\info $info, $grabthelot, $userid);
/**
* Checks whether this condition is actually going to be available for
* all users under normal circumstances.
*
* Normally, if there are any conditions, then it may be hidden. However
* in the case of date conditions there are some conditions which will
* definitely not result in it being hidden for anyone.
*
* @param bool $not Set true if we are inverting the condition
* @return bool True if condition will return available for everyone
*/
public abstract function is_available_for_all($not = false);
/**
* Saves tree data back to a structure object.
*
* @return \stdClass Structure object (ready to be made into JSON format)
*/
public abstract function save();
/**
* Checks whether this node should be included after restore or not. The
* node may be removed depending on restore settings, which you can get from
* the $task object.
*
* By default nodes are still included after restore.
*
* @param string $restoreid Restore ID
* @param int $courseid ID of target course
* @param \base_logger $logger Logger for any warnings
* @param string $name Name of this item (for use in warning messages)
* @param \base_task $task Current restore task
* @return bool True if there was any change
*/
public function include_after_restore($restoreid, $courseid, \base_logger $logger, $name,
\base_task $task) {
return true;
}
/**
* Updates this node after restore, returning true if anything changed.
* The default behaviour is simply to return false. If there is a problem
* with the update, $logger can be used to output a warning.
*
* Note: If you need information about the date offset, call
* \core_availability\info::get_restore_date_offset($restoreid). For
* information on the restoring task and its settings, call
* \core_availability\info::get_restore_task($restoreid).
*
* @param string $restoreid Restore ID
* @param int $courseid ID of target course
* @param \base_logger $logger Logger for any warnings
* @param string $name Name of this item (for use in warning messages)
* @return bool True if there was any change
*/
public function update_after_restore($restoreid, $courseid, \base_logger $logger, $name) {
return false;
}
/**
* Updates this node if it contains any references (dependencies) to the
* given table and id.
*
* @param string $table Table name e.g. 'course_modules'
* @param int $oldid Previous ID
* @param int $newid New ID
* @return bool True if it changed, otherwise false
*/
public abstract function update_dependency_id($table, $oldid, $newid);
/**
* Checks whether this condition applies to user lists. The default is
* false (the condition is used to control access, but does not prevent
* the student from appearing in lists).
*
* For example, group conditions apply to user lists: we do not want to
* include a student in a list of users if they are prohibited from
* accessing the activity because they don't belong to a relevant group.
* However, date conditions do not apply - we still want to show users
* in a list of people who might have submitted an assignment, even if they
* are no longer able to access the assignment in question because there is
* a date restriction.
*
* The general idea is that conditions which are likely to be permanent
* (group membership, user profile) apply to user lists. Conditions which
* are likely to be temporary (date, grade requirement) do not.
*
* Conditions which do apply to user lists must implement the
* filter_user_list function.
*
* @return bool True if this condition applies to user lists
*/
public function is_applied_to_user_lists() {
return false;
}
/**
* Tests this condition against a user list. Users who do not meet the
* condition will be removed from the list, unless they have the ability
* to view hidden activities/sections.
*
* This function must be implemented if is_applied_to_user_lists returns
* true. Otherwise it will not be called.
*
* The function must operate efficiently, e.g. by using a fixed number of
* database queries regardless of how many users are in the list.
*
* Within this function, if you need to check capabilities, please use
* the provided checker which caches results where possible.
*
* Conditions do not need to check the viewhiddenactivities or
* viewhiddensections capabilities. These are handled by
* core_availability\info::filter_user_list.
*
* @param array $users Array of userid => object
* @param bool $not True if this condition is applying in negative mode
* @param \core_availability\info $info Item we're checking
* @param capability_checker $checker
* @return array Filtered version of input array
* @throws \coding_exception If called on a condition that doesn't apply to user lists
*/
public function filter_user_list(array $users, $not,
\core_availability\info $info, capability_checker $checker) {
throw new \coding_exception('Not implemented (do not call unless '.
'is_applied_to_user_lists is true)');
}
/**
* Obtains SQL that returns a list of enrolled users that has been filtered
* by the conditions applied in the availability API, similar to calling
* get_enrolled_users and then filter_user_list. As for filter_user_list,
* this ONLY filters out users with conditions that are marked as applying
* to user lists. For example, group conditions are included but date
* conditions are not included.
*
* The returned SQL is a query that returns a list of user IDs. It does not
* include brackets, so you neeed to add these to make it into a subquery.
* You would normally use it in an SQL phrase like "WHERE u.id IN ($sql)".
*
* The SQL will be complex and may be slow. It uses named parameters (sorry,
* I know they are annoying, but it was unavoidable here).
*
* If there are no conditions, the returned result is array('', array()).
*
* Conditions do not need to check the viewhiddenactivities or
* viewhiddensections capabilities. These are handled by
* core_availability\info::get_user_list_sql.
*
* @param bool $not True if this condition is applying in negative mode
* @param \core_availability\info $info Item we're checking
* @param bool $onlyactive If true, only returns active enrolments
* @return array Array with two elements: SQL subquery and parameters array
* @throws \coding_exception If called on a condition that doesn't apply to user lists
*/
public function get_user_list_sql($not, \core_availability\info $info, $onlyactive) {
if (!$this->is_applied_to_user_lists()) {
throw new \coding_exception('Not implemented (do not call unless '.
'is_applied_to_user_lists is true)');
}
// Handle situation where plugin does not implement this, by returning a
// default (all enrolled users). This ensures compatibility with 2.7
// plugins and behaviour. Plugins should be updated to support this
// new function (if they return true to is_applied_to_user_lists).
debugging('Availability plugins that return true to is_applied_to_user_lists ' .
'should also now implement get_user_list_sql: ' . get_class($this),
DEBUG_DEVELOPER);
return get_enrolled_sql($info->get_context(), '', 0, $onlyactive);
}
/**
* Utility function for generating SQL parameters (because we can't use ?
* parameters because get_enrolled_sql has infected us with horrible named
* parameters).
*
* @param array $params Params array (value will be added to this array)
* @param string|int $value Value
* @return SQL code for the parameter, e.g. ':pr1234'
*/
protected static function unique_sql_parameter(array &$params, $value) {
// Note we intentionally do not use self:: here.
$count = tree_node::$uniquesqlparametercounter++;
$unique = 'usp' . $count;
$params[$unique] = $value;
return ':' . $unique;
}
}