New list filter operators '<' and '>'

* kubed.el (kubed-list-filter-lt-operator)
(kubed-list-filter-gt-operator): New functions.
(kubed-list-filter-operator-alist): Add them.
* kubed.texi (List Filter): Document them.

diff --git a/kubed.el b/kubed.el
index 073e6d8209dc65f78b5201c5e94eaeaaadb4e67c..fa9da9086fecb6ba08fa9381ba822b31a15cba13 100644 (file)
--- a/kubed.el
+++ b/kubed.el
@@ -319,17 +319,29 @@ should only be available in buffers that display Kuberenetes resources."
      revert-buffer-function        #'kubed-display-resource-revert
      bookmark-make-record-function #'kubed-display-resource-make-bookmark)))
 
+(defun kubed-list-filter-lt-operator (v s)
+  "Return non-nil if S is less than V as a number or as a string."
+  (let ((l (string-to-number s)) (r (string-to-number v)))
+    (if (= l r) (string< s v) (< l r))))
+
+(defun kubed-list-filter-gt-operator (v s)
+  "Return non-nil if S is greater than V as a number or as a string."
+  (let ((l (string-to-number s)) (r (string-to-number v)))
+    (if (= l r) (string> s v) (> l r))))
+
 (defcustom kubed-list-filter-operator-alist
-  '((= . string=)
-    (~ . string-match-p))
+  `((= . string=)
+    (~ . string-match-p)
+    (< . kubed-list-filter-lt-operator)
+    (> . kubed-list-filter-gt-operator))
   "Association list of filter operators and functions that implement them.
 
-Element of this list are cons cells (OP . FN), where OP is a symbol that
+Elements of the list are cons cells (OP . FN), where OP is a symbol that
 is used as a filter operator and FN is a function that implements OP.
 FN takes two arguments, a string STR and a parameter VAL.  FN should
 return non-nil if STR and VAL are related according to OP: to determine
 if a line in which column COL is STR satisfies the filter (OP COL VAL),
-Kubed checks if the form (FN STR VAL) evaluates to non-nil."
+Kubed checks if the form (FN VAL STR) evaluates to non-nil."
   :type '(alist :key-type (symbol :tag "Operator") :value-type function))
 
 (defun kubed-list-interpret-atomic-filter (atom)

diff --git a/kubed.texi b/kubed.texi
index 86be0b5cff77ba8f52cd24fe64a4567c7f14ebcc..8642f402d772d98d00d42c805bb614375ac903ef 100644 (file)
--- a/kubed.texi
+++ b/kubed.texi
@@ -428,13 +428,14 @@ conditions are hidden, so you can focus on those that do.
 Filters can be simple (@dfn{atomic filters}) or complex (@dfn{composed
 filters}).  In the simple case, you enter a filter in the minibuffer
 in the format @w{@samp{@var{op} @var{col} @var{val}}}, where @var{op}
-is a comparison operator, either @samp{=} or @samp{~}, @var{col} is a
-column name, and @var{val} is a value to compare to values of
-@var{col} with @var{op}.
+is a comparison operator, one of @samp{=}, @samp{~}, @samp{<} and
+@samp{>}; @var{col} is a column name; and @var{val} is a value to
+compare to values of @var{col} with @var{op}.
 
 If @var{op} is @samp{=}, it says to keep only lines whose @var{col}
 equals @var{val}.  If @var{op} is @samp{~}, it says to keep lines
-whose @var{col} matches the @var{val} as a regular expression.  For
+whose @var{col} matches the @var{val} as a regular expression.
+@samp{<} and @samp{>} compare column values to numeric values.  For
 example, the filter @samp{= Name foobar} keeps only resources whose
 name is @samp{foobar}.  To include whitespace in @var{val}, wrap
 @var{val} in double quotes: @samp{= Name "foo bar"}.