#define UNUSED
#endif
+static void select_fields(void);
+static void select_all_fields(void);
+
/*** General functions ***/
static void NONRET die(char *msg, ...)
return;
}
+ int want_select_fields = 0;
if (out_format->set_field_names) {
struct field_names *fn = xmalloc_zero(sizeof(*fn));
out_format->field_names = fn;
add_field_names(fn, out_format->set_field_names);
- } else if (in_format->field_names)
+ } else if (in_format->field_names) {
out_format->field_names = in_format->field_names;
- else
+ want_select_fields = 1;
+ } else
die("Output header requested, but no field names specified");
line_reset(&in_line);
- fields_reset(&out_fields);
+ fields_reset(&in_fields);
struct field_names *fn = out_format->field_names;
for (int i = 0; i < stringarray_count(&fn->names); i++) {
- struct field *f = fields_push(&out_fields);
+ struct field *f = fields_push(&in_fields);
f->start_pos = line_count(&in_line);
f->len = 0;
char *s = *stringarray_nth(&fn->names, i);
}
}
+ if (want_select_fields)
+ select_fields();
+ else
+ select_all_fields();
+
// This is tricky: when we are formatting a table, field names are normally
// calculated in pass 1, but the header is written in pass 2, so we have to
// update column statistics, because field name can be too wide to fit.