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/*!
  backgrid 0.3.5
  http://github.com/wyuenho/backgrid

  Copyright (c) 2014 Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong and contributors <wyuenho@gmail.com>
  Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

(function (root, factory) {

  if (typeof define === "function" && define.amd) {
    // AMD (+ global for extensions)
    define(["underscore", "backbone"], function (_, Backbone) {
      return (root.Backgrid = factory(_, Backbone));
    });
  } else if (typeof exports === "object") {
    // CommonJS
    module.exports = factory(require("underscore"), require("backbone"));
  } else {
    // Browser
    root.Backgrid = factory(root._, root.Backbone);
  }}(this, function (_, Backbone) {

  "use strict";

/*
  backgrid
  http://github.com/wyuenho/backgrid

  Copyright (c) 2013 Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong and contributors
  Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

// Copyright 2009, 2010 Kristopher Michael Kowal
// https://github.com/kriskowal/es5-shim
// ES5 15.5.4.20
// http://es5.github.com/#x15.5.4.20
var ws = "\x09\x0A\x0B\x0C\x0D\x20\xA0\u1680\u180E\u2000\u2001\u2002\u2003" +
  "\u2004\u2005\u2006\u2007\u2008\u2009\u200A\u202F\u205F\u3000\u2028" +
  "\u2029\uFEFF";
if (!String.prototype.trim || ws.trim()) {
  // http://blog.stevenlevithan.com/archives/faster-trim-javascript
  // http://perfectionkills.com/whitespace-deviations/
  ws = "[" + ws + "]";
  var trimBeginRegexp = new RegExp("^" + ws + ws + "*"),
  trimEndRegexp = new RegExp(ws + ws + "*$");
  String.prototype.trim = function trim() {
    if (this === undefined || this === null) {
      throw new TypeError("can't convert " + this + " to object");
    }
    return String(this)
      .replace(trimBeginRegexp, "")
      .replace(trimEndRegexp, "");
  };
}

function lpad(str, length, padstr) {
  var paddingLen = length - (str + '').length;
  paddingLen =  paddingLen < 0 ? 0 : paddingLen;
  var padding = '';
  for (var i = 0; i < paddingLen; i++) {
    padding = padding + padstr;
  }
  return padding + str;
}

var $ = Backbone.$;

var Backgrid = {

  Extension: {},

  resolveNameToClass: function (name, suffix) {
    if (_.isString(name)) {
      var key = _.map(name.split('-'), function (e) {
        return e.slice(0, 1).toUpperCase() + e.slice(1);
      }).join('') + suffix;
      var klass = Backgrid[key] || Backgrid.Extension[key];
      if (_.isUndefined(klass)) {
        throw new ReferenceError("Class '" + key + "' not found");
      }
      return klass;
    }

    return name;
  },

  callByNeed: function () {
    var value = arguments[0];
    if (!_.isFunction(value)) return value;

    var context = arguments[1];
    var args = [].slice.call(arguments, 2);
    return value.apply(context, !!(args + '') ? args : []);
  }

};
_.extend(Backgrid, Backbone.Events);

/**
   Command translates a DOM Event into commands that Backgrid
   recognizes. Interested parties can listen on selected Backgrid events that
   come with an instance of this class and act on the commands.

   It is also possible to globally rebind the keyboard shortcuts by replacing
   the methods in this class' prototype.

   @class Backgrid.Command
   @constructor
 */
var Command = Backgrid.Command = function (evt) {
  _.extend(this, {
    altKey: !!evt.altKey,
    "char": evt["char"],
    charCode: evt.charCode,
    ctrlKey: !!evt.ctrlKey,
    key: evt.key,
    keyCode: evt.keyCode,
    locale: evt.locale,
    location: evt.location,
    metaKey: !!evt.metaKey,
    repeat: !!evt.repeat,
    shiftKey: !!evt.shiftKey,
    which: evt.which
  });
};
_.extend(Command.prototype, {
  /**
     Up Arrow

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  moveUp: function () { return this.keyCode == 38; },
  /**
     Down Arrow

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  moveDown: function () { return this.keyCode === 40; },
  /**
     Shift Tab

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  moveLeft: function () { return this.shiftKey && this.keyCode === 9; },
  /**
     Tab

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  moveRight: function () { return !this.shiftKey && this.keyCode === 9; },
  /**
     Enter

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  save: function () { return this.keyCode === 13; },
  /**
     Esc

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  cancel: function () { return this.keyCode === 27; },
  /**
     None of the above.

     @member Backgrid.Command
   */
  passThru: function () {
    return !(this.moveUp() || this.moveDown() || this.moveLeft() ||
             this.moveRight() || this.save() || this.cancel());
  }
});

/*
  backgrid
  http://github.com/wyuenho/backgrid

  Copyright (c) 2013 Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong and contributors
  Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

/**
   Just a convenient class for interested parties to subclass.

   The default Cell classes don't require the formatter to be a subclass of
   Formatter as long as the fromRaw(rawData) and toRaw(formattedData) methods
   are defined.

   @abstract
   @class Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
*/
var CellFormatter = Backgrid.CellFormatter = function () {};
_.extend(CellFormatter.prototype, {

  /**
     Takes a raw value from a model and returns an optionally formatted string
     for display. The default implementation simply returns the supplied value
     as is without any type conversion.

     @member Backgrid.CellFormatter
     @param {*} rawData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {*}
  */
  fromRaw: function (rawData, model) {
    return rawData;
  },

  /**
     Takes a formatted string, usually from user input, and returns a
     appropriately typed value for persistence in the model.

     If the user input is invalid or unable to be converted to a raw value
     suitable for persistence in the model, toRaw must return `undefined`.

     @member Backgrid.CellFormatter
     @param {string} formattedData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {*|undefined}
  */
  toRaw: function (formattedData, model) {
    return formattedData;
  }

});

/**
   A floating point number formatter. Doesn't understand scientific notation at
   the moment.

   @class Backgrid.NumberFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
   @throws {RangeError} If decimals < 0 or > 20.
*/
var NumberFormatter = Backgrid.NumberFormatter = function (options) {
  _.extend(this, this.defaults, options || {});

  if (this.decimals < 0 || this.decimals > 20) {
    throw new RangeError("decimals must be between 0 and 20");
  }
};
NumberFormatter.prototype = new CellFormatter();
_.extend(NumberFormatter.prototype, {

  /**
     @member Backgrid.NumberFormatter
     @cfg {Object} options

     @cfg {number} [options.decimals=2] Number of decimals to display. Must be an integer.

     @cfg {string} [options.decimalSeparator='.'] The separator to use when
     displaying decimals.

     @cfg {string} [options.orderSeparator=','] The separator to use to
     separator thousands. May be an empty string.
   */
  defaults: {
    decimals: 2,
    decimalSeparator: '.',
    orderSeparator: ','
  },

  HUMANIZED_NUM_RE: /(\d)(?=(?:\d{3})+$)/g,

  /**
     Takes a floating point number and convert it to a formatted string where
     every thousand is separated by `orderSeparator`, with a `decimal` number of
     decimals separated by `decimalSeparator`. The number returned is rounded
     the usual way.

     @member Backgrid.NumberFormatter
     @param {number} number
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string}
  */
  fromRaw: function (number, model) {
    if (_.isNull(number) || _.isUndefined(number)) return '';

    number = number.toFixed(~~this.decimals);

    var parts = number.split('.');
    var integerPart = parts[0];
    var decimalPart = parts[1] ? (this.decimalSeparator || '.') + parts[1] : '';

    return integerPart.replace(this.HUMANIZED_NUM_RE, '$1' + this.orderSeparator) + decimalPart;
  },

  /**
     Takes a string, possibly formatted with `orderSeparator` and/or
     `decimalSeparator`, and convert it back to a number.

     @member Backgrid.NumberFormatter
     @param {string} formattedData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {number|undefined} Undefined if the string cannot be converted to
     a number.
  */
  toRaw: function (formattedData, model) {
    formattedData = formattedData.trim();

    if (formattedData === '') return null;

    var rawData = '';

    var thousands = formattedData.split(this.orderSeparator);
    for (var i = 0; i < thousands.length; i++) {
      rawData += thousands[i];
    }

    var decimalParts = rawData.split(this.decimalSeparator);
    rawData = '';
    for (var i = 0; i < decimalParts.length; i++) {
      rawData = rawData + decimalParts[i] + '.';
    }

    if (rawData[rawData.length - 1] === '.') {
      rawData = rawData.slice(0, rawData.length - 1);
    }

    var result = (rawData * 1).toFixed(~~this.decimals) * 1;
    if (_.isNumber(result) && !_.isNaN(result)) return result;
  }

});

/**
   A number formatter that converts a floating point number, optionally
   multiplied by a multiplier, to a percentage string and vice versa.

   @class Backgrid.PercentFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.NumberFormatter
   @constructor
   @throws {RangeError} If decimals < 0 or > 20.
 */
var PercentFormatter = Backgrid.PercentFormatter = function () {
  Backgrid.NumberFormatter.apply(this, arguments);
};

PercentFormatter.prototype = new Backgrid.NumberFormatter(),

_.extend(PercentFormatter.prototype, {

  /**
     @member Backgrid.PercentFormatter
     @cfg {Object} options

     @cfg {number} [options.multiplier=1] The number used to multiply the model
     value for display.

     @cfg {string} [options.symbol='%'] The symbol to append to the percentage
     string.
   */
  defaults: _.extend({}, NumberFormatter.prototype.defaults, {
    multiplier: 1,
    symbol: "%"
  }),

  /**
     Takes a floating point number, where the number is first multiplied by
     `multiplier`, then converted to a formatted string like
     NumberFormatter#fromRaw, then finally append `symbol` to the end.

     @member Backgrid.PercentFormatter
     @param {number} rawValue
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string}
  */
  fromRaw: function (number, model) {
    var args = [].slice.call(arguments, 1);
    args.unshift(number * this.multiplier);
    return (NumberFormatter.prototype.fromRaw.apply(this, args) || "0") + this.symbol;
  },

  /**
     Takes a string, possibly appended with `symbol` and/or `decimalSeparator`,
     and convert it back to a number for the model like NumberFormatter#toRaw,
     and then dividing it by `multiplier`.

     @member Backgrid.PercentFormatter
     @param {string} formattedData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {number|undefined} Undefined if the string cannot be converted to
     a number.
  */
  toRaw: function (formattedValue, model) {
    var tokens = formattedValue.split(this.symbol);
    if (tokens && tokens[0] && tokens[1] === "" || tokens[1] == null) {
      var rawValue = NumberFormatter.prototype.toRaw.call(this, tokens[0]);
      if (_.isUndefined(rawValue)) return rawValue;
      return rawValue / this.multiplier;
    }
  }

});

/**
   Formatter to converts between various datetime formats.

   This class only understands ISO-8601 formatted datetime strings and UNIX
   offset (number of milliseconds since UNIX Epoch). See
   Backgrid.Extension.MomentFormatter if you need a much more flexible datetime
   formatter.

   @class Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
   @throws {Error} If both `includeDate` and `includeTime` are false.
*/
var DatetimeFormatter = Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter = function (options) {
  _.extend(this, this.defaults, options || {});

  if (!this.includeDate && !this.includeTime) {
    throw new Error("Either includeDate or includeTime must be true");
  }
};
DatetimeFormatter.prototype = new CellFormatter();
_.extend(DatetimeFormatter.prototype, {

  /**
     @member Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter

     @cfg {Object} options

     @cfg {boolean} [options.includeDate=true] Whether the values include the
     date part.

     @cfg {boolean} [options.includeTime=true] Whether the values include the
     time part.

     @cfg {boolean} [options.includeMilli=false] If `includeTime` is true,
     whether to include the millisecond part, if it exists.
   */
  defaults: {
    includeDate: true,
    includeTime: true,
    includeMilli: false
  },

  DATE_RE: /^([+\-]?\d{4})-(\d{2})-(\d{2})$/,
  TIME_RE: /^(\d{2}):(\d{2}):(\d{2})(\.(\d{3}))?$/,
  ISO_SPLITTER_RE: /T|Z| +/,

  _convert: function (data, validate) {
    if ((data + '').trim() === '') return null;

    var date, time = null;
    if (_.isNumber(data)) {
      var jsDate = new Date(data);
      date = lpad(jsDate.getUTCFullYear(), 4, 0) + '-' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCMonth() + 1, 2, 0) + '-' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCDate(), 2, 0);
      time = lpad(jsDate.getUTCHours(), 2, 0) + ':' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCMinutes(), 2, 0) + ':' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCSeconds(), 2, 0);
    }
    else {
      data = data.trim();
      var parts = data.split(this.ISO_SPLITTER_RE) || [];
      date = this.DATE_RE.test(parts[0]) ? parts[0] : '';
      time = date && parts[1] ? parts[1] : this.TIME_RE.test(parts[0]) ? parts[0] : '';
    }

    var YYYYMMDD = this.DATE_RE.exec(date) || [];
    var HHmmssSSS = this.TIME_RE.exec(time) || [];

    if (validate) {
      if (this.includeDate && _.isUndefined(YYYYMMDD[0])) return;
      if (this.includeTime && _.isUndefined(HHmmssSSS[0])) return;
      if (!this.includeDate && date) return;
      if (!this.includeTime && time) return;
    }

    var jsDate = new Date(Date.UTC(YYYYMMDD[1] * 1 || 0,
                                   YYYYMMDD[2] * 1 - 1 || 0,
                                   YYYYMMDD[3] * 1 || 0,
                                   HHmmssSSS[1] * 1 || null,
                                   HHmmssSSS[2] * 1 || null,
                                   HHmmssSSS[3] * 1 || null,
                                   HHmmssSSS[5] * 1 || null));

    var result = '';

    if (this.includeDate) {
      result = lpad(jsDate.getUTCFullYear(), 4, 0) + '-' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCMonth() + 1, 2, 0) + '-' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCDate(), 2, 0);
    }

    if (this.includeTime) {
      result = result + (this.includeDate ? 'T' : '') + lpad(jsDate.getUTCHours(), 2, 0) + ':' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCMinutes(), 2, 0) + ':' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCSeconds(), 2, 0);

      if (this.includeMilli) {
        result = result + '.' + lpad(jsDate.getUTCMilliseconds(), 3, 0);
      }
    }

    if (this.includeDate && this.includeTime) {
      result += "Z";
    }

    return result;
  },

  /**
     Converts an ISO-8601 formatted datetime string to a datetime string, date
     string or a time string. The timezone is ignored if supplied.

     @member Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter
     @param {string} rawData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string|null|undefined} ISO-8601 string in UTC. Null and undefined
     values are returned as is.
  */
  fromRaw: function (rawData, model) {
    if (_.isNull(rawData) || _.isUndefined(rawData)) return '';
    return this._convert(rawData);
  },

  /**
     Converts an ISO-8601 formatted datetime string to a datetime string, date
     string or a time string. The timezone is ignored if supplied. This method
     parses the input values exactly the same way as
     Backgrid.Extension.MomentFormatter#fromRaw(), in addition to doing some
     sanity checks.

     @member Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter
     @param {string} formattedData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string|undefined} ISO-8601 string in UTC. Undefined if a date is
     found when `includeDate` is false, or a time is found when `includeTime` is
     false, or if `includeDate` is true and a date is not found, or if
     `includeTime` is true and a time is not found.
  */
  toRaw: function (formattedData, model) {
    return this._convert(formattedData, true);
  }

});

/**
   Formatter to convert any value to string.

   @class Backgrid.StringFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
 */
var StringFormatter = Backgrid.StringFormatter = function () {};
StringFormatter.prototype = new CellFormatter();
_.extend(StringFormatter.prototype, {
  /**
     Converts any value to a string using Ecmascript's implicit type
     conversion. If the given value is `null` or `undefined`, an empty string is
     returned instead.

     @member Backgrid.StringFormatter
     @param {*} rawValue
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string}
   */
  fromRaw: function (rawValue, model) {
    if (_.isUndefined(rawValue) || _.isNull(rawValue)) return '';
    return rawValue + '';
  }
});

/**
   Simple email validation formatter.

   @class Backgrid.EmailFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
 */
var EmailFormatter = Backgrid.EmailFormatter = function () {};
EmailFormatter.prototype = new CellFormatter();
_.extend(EmailFormatter.prototype, {
  /**
     Return the input if it is a string that contains an '@' character and if
     the strings before and after '@' are non-empty. If the input does not
     validate, `undefined` is returned.

     @member Backgrid.EmailFormatter
     @param {*} formattedData
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {string|undefined}
   */
  toRaw: function (formattedData, model) {
    var parts = formattedData.trim().split("@");
    if (parts.length === 2 && _.all(parts)) {
      return formattedData;
    }
  }
});

/**
   Formatter for SelectCell.

   If the type of a model value is not a string, it is expected that a subclass
   of this formatter is provided to the SelectCell, with #toRaw overridden to
   convert the string value returned from the DOM back to whatever value is
   expected in the model.

   @class Backgrid.SelectFormatter
   @extends Backgrid.CellFormatter
   @constructor
*/
var SelectFormatter = Backgrid.SelectFormatter = function () {};
SelectFormatter.prototype = new CellFormatter();
_.extend(SelectFormatter.prototype, {

  /**
     Normalizes raw scalar or array values to an array.

     @member Backgrid.SelectFormatter
     @param {*} rawValue
     @param {Backbone.Model} model Used for more complicated formatting
     @return {Array.<*>}
  */
  fromRaw: function (rawValue, model) {
    return _.isArray(rawValue) ? rawValue : rawValue != null ? [rawValue] : [];
  }
});

/*
  backgrid
  http://github.com/wyuenho/backgrid

  Copyright (c) 2013 Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong and contributors
  Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

/**
   Generic cell editor base class. Only defines an initializer for a number of
   required parameters.

   @abstract
   @class Backgrid.CellEditor
   @extends Backbone.View
*/
var CellEditor = Backgrid.CellEditor = Backbone.View.extend({

  /**
     Initializer.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backgrid.CellFormatter} options.formatter
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model

     @throws {TypeError} If `formatter` is not a formatter instance, or when
     `model` or `column` are undefined.
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    this.formatter = options.formatter;
    this.column = options.column;
    if (!(this.column instanceof Column)) {
      this.column = new Column(this.column);
    }

    this.listenTo(this.model, "backgrid:editing", this.postRender);
  },

  /**
     Post-rendering setup and initialization. Focuses the cell editor's `el` in
     this default implementation. **Should** be called by Cell classes after
     calling Backgrid.CellEditor#render.
  */
  postRender: function (model, column) {
    if (column == null || column.get("name") == this.column.get("name")) {
      this.$el.focus();
    }
    return this;
  }

});

/**
   InputCellEditor the cell editor type used by most core cell types. This cell
   editor renders a text input box as its editor. The input will render a
   placeholder if the value is empty on supported browsers.

   @class Backgrid.InputCellEditor
   @extends Backgrid.CellEditor
*/
var InputCellEditor = Backgrid.InputCellEditor = CellEditor.extend({

  /** @property */
  tagName: "input",

  /** @property */
  attributes: {
    type: "text"
  },

  /** @property */
  events: {
    "blur": "saveOrCancel",
    "keydown": "saveOrCancel"
  },

  /**
     Initializer. Removes this `el` from the DOM when a `done` event is
     triggered.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backgrid.CellFormatter} options.formatter
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {string} [options.placeholder]
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    InputCellEditor.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);

    if (options.placeholder) {
      this.$el.attr("placeholder", options.placeholder);
    }
  },

  /**
     Renders a text input with the cell value formatted for display, if it
     exists.
  */
  render: function () {
    var model = this.model;
    this.$el.val(this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model));
    return this;
  },

  /**
     If the key pressed is `enter`, `tab`, `up`, or `down`, converts the value
     in the editor to a raw value for saving into the model using the formatter.

     If the key pressed is `esc` the changes are undone.

     If the editor goes out of focus (`blur`) but the value is invalid, the
     event is intercepted and cancelled so the cell remains in focus pending for
     further action. The changes are saved otherwise.

     Triggers a Backbone `backgrid:edited` event from the model when successful,
     and `backgrid:error` if the value cannot be converted. Classes listening to
     the `error` event, usually the Cell classes, should respond appropriately,
     usually by rendering some kind of error feedback.

     @param {Event} e
  */
  saveOrCancel: function (e) {

    var formatter = this.formatter;
    var model = this.model;
    var column = this.column;

    var command = new Command(e);
    var blurred = e.type === "blur";

    if (command.moveUp() || command.moveDown() || command.moveLeft() || command.moveRight() ||
        command.save() || blurred) {

      e.preventDefault();
      e.stopPropagation();

      var val = this.$el.val();
      var newValue = formatter.toRaw(val, model);
      if (_.isUndefined(newValue)) {
        model.trigger("backgrid:error", model, column, val);
      }
      else {
        model.set(column.get("name"), newValue);
        model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, command);
      }
    }
    // esc
    else if (command.cancel()) {
      // undo
      e.stopPropagation();
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, command);
    }
  },

  postRender: function (model, column) {
    if (column == null || column.get("name") == this.column.get("name")) {
      // move the cursor to the end on firefox if text is right aligned
      if (this.$el.css("text-align") === "right") {
        var val = this.$el.val();
        this.$el.focus().val(null).val(val);
      }
      else this.$el.focus();
    }
    return this;
  }

});

/**
   The super-class for all Cell types. By default, this class renders a plain
   table cell with the model value converted to a string using the
   formatter. The table cell is clickable, upon which the cell will go into
   editor mode, which is rendered by a Backgrid.InputCellEditor instance by
   default. Upon encountering any formatting errors, this class will add an
   `error` CSS class to the table cell.

   @abstract
   @class Backgrid.Cell
   @extends Backbone.View
*/
var Cell = Backgrid.Cell = Backbone.View.extend({

  /** @property */
  tagName: "td",

  /**
     @property {Backgrid.CellFormatter|Object|string} [formatter=CellFormatter]
  */
  formatter: CellFormatter,

  /**
     @property {Backgrid.CellEditor} [editor=Backgrid.InputCellEditor] The
     default editor for all cell instances of this class. This value must be a
     class, it will be automatically instantiated upon entering edit mode.

     See Backgrid.CellEditor
  */
  editor: InputCellEditor,

  /** @property */
  events: {
    "click": "enterEditMode"
  },

  /**
     Initializer.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column

     @throws {ReferenceError} If formatter is a string but a formatter class of
     said name cannot be found in the Backgrid module.
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    this.column = options.column;
    if (!(this.column instanceof Column)) {
      this.column = new Column(this.column);
    }

    var column = this.column, model = this.model, $el = this.$el;

    var formatter = Backgrid.resolveNameToClass(column.get("formatter") ||
                                                this.formatter, "Formatter");

    if (!_.isFunction(formatter.fromRaw) && !_.isFunction(formatter.toRaw)) {
      formatter = new formatter();
    }

    this.formatter = formatter;

    this.editor = Backgrid.resolveNameToClass(this.editor, "CellEditor");

    this.listenTo(model, "change:" + column.get("name"), function () {
      if (!$el.hasClass("editor")) this.render();
    });

    this.listenTo(model, "backgrid:error", this.renderError);

    this.listenTo(column, "change:editable change:sortable change:renderable",
                  function (column) {
                    var changed = column.changedAttributes();
                    for (var key in changed) {
                      if (changed.hasOwnProperty(key)) {
                        $el.toggleClass(key, changed[key]);
                      }
                    }
                  });

    if (Backgrid.callByNeed(column.editable(), column, model)) $el.addClass("editable");
    if (Backgrid.callByNeed(column.sortable(), column, model)) $el.addClass("sortable");
    if (Backgrid.callByNeed(column.renderable(), column, model)) $el.addClass("renderable");
  },

  /**
     Render a text string in a table cell. The text is converted from the
     model's raw value for this cell's column.
  */
  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();
    var model = this.model;
    this.$el.text(this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model));
    this.delegateEvents();
    return this;
  },

  /**
     If this column is editable, a new CellEditor instance is instantiated with
     its required parameters. An `editor` CSS class is added to the cell upon
     entering edit mode.

     This method triggers a Backbone `backgrid:edit` event from the model when
     the cell is entering edit mode and an editor instance has been constructed,
     but before it is rendered and inserted into the DOM. The cell and the
     constructed cell editor instance are sent as event parameters when this
     event is triggered.

     When this cell has finished switching to edit mode, a Backbone
     `backgrid:editing` event is triggered from the model. The cell and the
     constructed cell instance are also sent as parameters in the event.

     When the model triggers a `backgrid:error` event, it means the editor is
     unable to convert the current user input to an apprpriate value for the
     model's column, and an `error` CSS class is added to the cell accordingly.
  */
  enterEditMode: function () {
    var model = this.model;
    var column = this.column;

    var editable = Backgrid.callByNeed(column.editable(), column, model);
    if (editable) {

      this.currentEditor = new this.editor({
        column: this.column,
        model: this.model,
        formatter: this.formatter
      });

      model.trigger("backgrid:edit", model, column, this, this.currentEditor);

      // Need to redundantly undelegate events for Firefox
      this.undelegateEvents();
      this.$el.empty();
      this.$el.append(this.currentEditor.$el);
      this.currentEditor.render();
      this.$el.addClass("editor");

      model.trigger("backgrid:editing", model, column, this, this.currentEditor);
    }
  },

  /**
     Put an `error` CSS class on the table cell.
  */
  renderError: function (model, column) {
    if (column == null || column.get("name") == this.column.get("name")) {
      this.$el.addClass("error");
    }
  },

  /**
     Removes the editor and re-render in display mode.
  */
  exitEditMode: function () {
    this.$el.removeClass("error");
    this.currentEditor.remove();
    this.stopListening(this.currentEditor);
    delete this.currentEditor;
    this.$el.removeClass("editor");
    this.render();
  },

  /**
     Clean up this cell.

     @chainable
  */
  remove: function () {
    if (this.currentEditor) {
      this.currentEditor.remove.apply(this.currentEditor, arguments);
      delete this.currentEditor;
    }
    return Cell.__super__.remove.apply(this, arguments);
  }

});

/**
   StringCell displays HTML escaped strings and accepts anything typed in.

   @class Backgrid.StringCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell
*/
var StringCell = Backgrid.StringCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "string-cell",

  formatter: StringFormatter

});

/**
   UriCell renders an HTML `<a>` anchor for the value and accepts URIs as user
   input values. No type conversion or URL validation is done by the formatter
   of this cell. Users who need URL validation are encourage to subclass UriCell
   to take advantage of the parsing capabilities of the HTMLAnchorElement
   available on HTML5-capable browsers or using a third-party library like
   [URI.js](https://github.com/medialize/URI.js).

   @class Backgrid.UriCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell
*/
var UriCell = Backgrid.UriCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "uri-cell",

  /**
     @property {string} [title] The title attribute of the generated anchor. It
     uses the display value formatted by the `formatter.fromRaw` by default.
  */
  title: null,

  /**
     @property {string} [target="_blank"] The target attribute of the generated
     anchor.
  */
  target: "_blank",

  initialize: function (options) {
    UriCell.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
    this.title = options.title || this.title;
    this.target = options.target || this.target;
  },

  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();
    var rawValue = this.model.get(this.column.get("name"));
    var formattedValue = this.formatter.fromRaw(rawValue, this.model);
    this.$el.append($("<a>", {
      tabIndex: -1,
      href: rawValue,
      title: this.title || formattedValue,
      target: this.target
    }).text(formattedValue));
    this.delegateEvents();
    return this;
  }

});

/**
   Like Backgrid.UriCell, EmailCell renders an HTML `<a>` anchor for the
   value. The `href` in the anchor is prefixed with `mailto:`. EmailCell will
   complain if the user enters a string that doesn't contain the `@` sign.

   @class Backgrid.EmailCell
   @extends Backgrid.StringCell
*/
var EmailCell = Backgrid.EmailCell = StringCell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "email-cell",

  formatter: EmailFormatter,

  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();
    var model = this.model;
    var formattedValue = this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model);
    this.$el.append($("<a>", {
      tabIndex: -1,
      href: "mailto:" + formattedValue,
      title: formattedValue
    }).text(formattedValue));
    this.delegateEvents();
    return this;
  }

});

/**
   NumberCell is a generic cell that renders all numbers. Numbers are formatted
   using a Backgrid.NumberFormatter.

   @class Backgrid.NumberCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell
*/
var NumberCell = Backgrid.NumberCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "number-cell",

  /**
     @property {number} [decimals=2] Must be an integer.
  */
  decimals: NumberFormatter.prototype.defaults.decimals,

  /** @property {string} [decimalSeparator='.'] */
  decimalSeparator: NumberFormatter.prototype.defaults.decimalSeparator,

  /** @property {string} [orderSeparator=','] */
  orderSeparator: NumberFormatter.prototype.defaults.orderSeparator,

  /** @property {Backgrid.CellFormatter} [formatter=Backgrid.NumberFormatter] */
  formatter: NumberFormatter,

  /**
     Initializes this cell and the number formatter.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    NumberCell.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
    var formatter = this.formatter;
    formatter.decimals = this.decimals;
    formatter.decimalSeparator = this.decimalSeparator;
    formatter.orderSeparator = this.orderSeparator;
  }

});

/**
   An IntegerCell is just a Backgrid.NumberCell with 0 decimals. If a floating
   point number is supplied, the number is simply rounded the usual way when
   displayed.

   @class Backgrid.IntegerCell
   @extends Backgrid.NumberCell
*/
var IntegerCell = Backgrid.IntegerCell = NumberCell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "integer-cell",

  /**
     @property {number} decimals Must be an integer.
  */
  decimals: 0
});

/**
   A PercentCell is another Backgrid.NumberCell that takes a floating number,
   optionally multiplied by a multiplier and display it as a percentage.

   @class Backgrid.PercentCell
   @extends Backgrid.NumberCell
 */
var PercentCell = Backgrid.PercentCell = NumberCell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "percent-cell",

  /** @property {number} [multiplier=1] */
  multiplier: PercentFormatter.prototype.defaults.multiplier,

  /** @property {string} [symbol='%'] */
  symbol: PercentFormatter.prototype.defaults.symbol,

  /** @property {Backgrid.CellFormatter} [formatter=Backgrid.PercentFormatter] */
  formatter: PercentFormatter,

  /**
     Initializes this cell and the percent formatter.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column
  */
  initialize: function () {
    PercentCell.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
    var formatter = this.formatter;
    formatter.multiplier = this.multiplier;
    formatter.symbol = this.symbol;
  }

});

/**
   DatetimeCell is a basic cell that accepts datetime string values in RFC-2822
   or W3C's subset of ISO-8601 and displays them in ISO-8601 format. For a much
   more sophisticated date time cell with better datetime formatting, take a
   look at the Backgrid.Extension.MomentCell extension.

   @class Backgrid.DatetimeCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell

   See:

   - Backgrid.Extension.MomentCell
   - Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter
*/
var DatetimeCell = Backgrid.DatetimeCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "datetime-cell",

  /**
     @property {boolean} [includeDate=true]
  */
  includeDate: DatetimeFormatter.prototype.defaults.includeDate,

  /**
     @property {boolean} [includeTime=true]
  */
  includeTime: DatetimeFormatter.prototype.defaults.includeTime,

  /**
     @property {boolean} [includeMilli=false]
  */
  includeMilli: DatetimeFormatter.prototype.defaults.includeMilli,

  /** @property {Backgrid.CellFormatter} [formatter=Backgrid.DatetimeFormatter] */
  formatter: DatetimeFormatter,

  /**
     Initializes this cell and the datetime formatter.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    DatetimeCell.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
    var formatter = this.formatter;
    formatter.includeDate = this.includeDate;
    formatter.includeTime = this.includeTime;
    formatter.includeMilli = this.includeMilli;

    var placeholder = this.includeDate ? "YYYY-MM-DD" : "";
    placeholder += (this.includeDate && this.includeTime) ? "T" : "";
    placeholder += this.includeTime ? "HH:mm:ss" : "";
    placeholder += (this.includeTime && this.includeMilli) ? ".SSS" : "";

    this.editor = this.editor.extend({
      attributes: _.extend({}, this.editor.prototype.attributes, this.editor.attributes, {
        placeholder: placeholder
      })
    });
  }

});

/**
   DateCell is a Backgrid.DatetimeCell without the time part.

   @class Backgrid.DateCell
   @extends Backgrid.DatetimeCell
*/
var DateCell = Backgrid.DateCell = DatetimeCell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "date-cell",

  /** @property */
  includeTime: false

});

/**
   TimeCell is a Backgrid.DatetimeCell without the date part.

   @class Backgrid.TimeCell
   @extends Backgrid.DatetimeCell
*/
var TimeCell = Backgrid.TimeCell = DatetimeCell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "time-cell",

  /** @property */
  includeDate: false

});

/**
   BooleanCellEditor renders a checkbox as its editor.

   @class Backgrid.BooleanCellEditor
   @extends Backgrid.CellEditor
*/
var BooleanCellEditor = Backgrid.BooleanCellEditor = CellEditor.extend({

  /** @property */
  tagName: "input",

  /** @property */
  attributes: {
    tabIndex: -1,
    type: "checkbox"
  },

  /** @property */
  events: {
    "mousedown": function () {
      this.mouseDown = true;
    },
    "blur": "enterOrExitEditMode",
    "mouseup": function () {
      this.mouseDown = false;
    },
    "change": "saveOrCancel",
    "keydown": "saveOrCancel"
  },

  /**
     Renders a checkbox and check it if the model value of this column is true,
     uncheck otherwise.
  */
  render: function () {
    var model = this.model;
    var val = this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model);
    this.$el.prop("checked", val);
    return this;
  },

  /**
     Event handler. Hack to deal with the case where `blur` is fired before
     `change` and `click` on a checkbox.
  */
  enterOrExitEditMode: function (e) {
    if (!this.mouseDown) {
      var model = this.model;
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, this.column, new Command(e));
    }
  },

  /**
     Event handler. Save the value into the model if the event is `change` or
     one of the keyboard navigation key presses. Exit edit mode without saving
     if `escape` was pressed.
  */
  saveOrCancel: function (e) {
    var model = this.model;
    var column = this.column;
    var formatter = this.formatter;
    var command = new Command(e);
    // skip ahead to `change` when space is pressed
    if (command.passThru() && e.type != "change") return true;
    if (command.cancel()) {
      e.stopPropagation();
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, command);
    }

    var $el = this.$el;
    if (command.save() || command.moveLeft() || command.moveRight() || command.moveUp() ||
        command.moveDown()) {
      e.preventDefault();
      e.stopPropagation();
      var val = formatter.toRaw($el.prop("checked"), model);
      model.set(column.get("name"), val);
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, command);
    }
    else if (e.type == "change") {
      var val = formatter.toRaw($el.prop("checked"), model);
      model.set(column.get("name"), val);
      $el.focus();
    }
  }

});

/**
   BooleanCell renders a checkbox both during display mode and edit mode. The
   checkbox is checked if the model value is true, unchecked otherwise.

   @class Backgrid.BooleanCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell
*/
var BooleanCell = Backgrid.BooleanCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "boolean-cell",

  /** @property */
  editor: BooleanCellEditor,

  /** @property */
  events: {
    "click": "enterEditMode"
  },

  /**
     Renders a checkbox and check it if the model value of this column is true,
     uncheck otherwise.
  */
  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();
    var model = this.model, column = this.column;
    var editable = Backgrid.callByNeed(column.editable(), column, model);
    this.$el.append($("<input>", {
      tabIndex: -1,
      type: "checkbox",
      checked: this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(column.get("name")), model),
      disabled: !editable
    }));
    this.delegateEvents();
    return this;
  }

});

/**
   SelectCellEditor renders an HTML `<select>` fragment as the editor.

   @class Backgrid.SelectCellEditor
   @extends Backgrid.CellEditor
*/
var SelectCellEditor = Backgrid.SelectCellEditor = CellEditor.extend({

  /** @property */
  tagName: "select",

  /** @property */
  events: {
    "change": "save",
    "blur": "close",
    "keydown": "close"
  },

  /** @property {function(Object, ?Object=): string} template */
  template: _.template('<option value="<%- value %>" <%= selected ? \'selected="selected"\' : "" %>><%- text %></option>', null, {variable: null}),

  setOptionValues: function (optionValues) {
    this.optionValues = optionValues;
    this.optionValues = _.result(this, "optionValues");
  },

  setMultiple: function (multiple) {
    this.multiple = multiple;
    this.$el.prop("multiple", multiple);
  },

  _renderOptions: function (nvps, selectedValues) {
    var options = '';
    for (var i = 0; i < nvps.length; i++) {
      options = options + this.template({
        text: nvps[i][0],
        value: nvps[i][1],
        selected: _.indexOf(selectedValues, nvps[i][1]) > -1
      });
    }
    return options;
  },

  /**
     Renders the options if `optionValues` is a list of name-value pairs. The
     options are contained inside option groups if `optionValues` is a list of
     object hashes. The name is rendered at the option text and the value is the
     option value. If `optionValues` is a function, it is called without a
     parameter.
  */
  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();

    var optionValues = _.result(this, "optionValues");
    var model = this.model;
    var selectedValues = this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model);

    if (!_.isArray(optionValues)) throw new TypeError("optionValues must be an array");

    var optionValue = null;
    var optionText = null;
    var optionValue = null;
    var optgroupName = null;
    var optgroup = null;

    for (var i = 0; i < optionValues.length; i++) {
      var optionValue = optionValues[i];

      if (_.isArray(optionValue)) {
        optionText  = optionValue[0];
        optionValue = optionValue[1];

        this.$el.append(this.template({
          text: optionText,
          value: optionValue,
          selected: _.indexOf(selectedValues, optionValue) > -1
        }));
      }
      else if (_.isObject(optionValue)) {
        optgroupName = optionValue.name;
        optgroup = $("<optgroup></optgroup>", { label: optgroupName });
        optgroup.append(this._renderOptions.call(this, optionValue.values, selectedValues));
        this.$el.append(optgroup);
      }
      else {
        throw new TypeError("optionValues elements must be a name-value pair or an object hash of { name: 'optgroup label', value: [option name-value pairs] }");
      }
    }

    this.delegateEvents();

    return this;
  },

  /**
     Saves the value of the selected option to the model attribute.
  */
  save: function (e) {
    var model = this.model;
    var column = this.column;
    model.set(column.get("name"), this.formatter.toRaw(this.$el.val(), model));
  },

  /**
     Triggers a `backgrid:edited` event from the model so the body can close
     this editor.
  */
  close: function (e) {
    var model = this.model;
    var column = this.column;
    var command = new Command(e);
    if (command.cancel()) {
      e.stopPropagation();
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, new Command(e));
    }
    else if (command.save() || command.moveLeft() || command.moveRight() ||
             command.moveUp() || command.moveDown() || e.type == "blur") {
      e.preventDefault();
      e.stopPropagation();
      this.save(e);
      model.trigger("backgrid:edited", model, column, new Command(e));
    }
  }

});

/**
   SelectCell is also a different kind of cell in that upon going into edit mode
   the cell renders a list of options to pick from, as opposed to an input box.

   SelectCell cannot be referenced by its string name when used in a column
   definition because it requires an `optionValues` class attribute to be
   defined. `optionValues` can either be a list of name-value pairs, to be
   rendered as options, or a list of object hashes which consist of a key *name*
   which is the option group name, and a key *values* which is a list of
   name-value pairs to be rendered as options under that option group.

   In addition, `optionValues` can also be a parameter-less function that
   returns one of the above. If the options are static, it is recommended the
   returned values to be memoized. `_.memoize()` is a good function to help with
   that.

   During display mode, the default formatter will normalize the raw model value
   to an array of values whether the raw model value is a scalar or an
   array. Each value is compared with the `optionValues` values using
   Ecmascript's implicit type conversion rules. When exiting edit mode, no type
   conversion is performed when saving into the model. This behavior is not
   always desirable when the value type is anything other than string. To
   control type conversion on the client-side, you should subclass SelectCell to
   provide a custom formatter or provide the formatter to your column
   definition.

   See:
     [$.fn.val()](http://api.jquery.com/val/)

   @class Backgrid.SelectCell
   @extends Backgrid.Cell
*/
var SelectCell = Backgrid.SelectCell = Cell.extend({

  /** @property */
  className: "select-cell",

  /** @property */
  editor: SelectCellEditor,

  /** @property */
  multiple: false,

  /** @property */
  formatter: SelectFormatter,

  /**
     @property {Array.<Array>|Array.<{name: string, values: Array.<Array>}>} optionValues
  */
  optionValues: undefined,

  /** @property */
  delimiter: ', ',

  /**
     Initializer.

     @param {Object} options
     @param {Backbone.Model} options.model
     @param {Backgrid.Column} options.column

     @throws {TypeError} If `optionsValues` is undefined.
  */
  initialize: function (options) {
    SelectCell.__super__.initialize.apply(this, arguments);
    this.listenTo(this.model, "backgrid:edit", function (model, column, cell, editor) {
      if (column.get("name") == this.column.get("name")) {
        editor.setOptionValues(this.optionValues);
        editor.setMultiple(this.multiple);
      }
    });
  },

  /**
     Renders the label using the raw value as key to look up from `optionValues`.

     @throws {TypeError} If `optionValues` is malformed.
  */
  render: function () {
    this.$el.empty();

    var optionValues = _.result(this, "optionValues");
    var model = this.model;
    var rawData = this.formatter.fromRaw(model.get(this.column.get("name")), model);

    var selectedText = [];

    try {
      if (!_.isArray(optionValues) || _.isEmpty(optionValues)) throw new TypeError;

      for (var k = 0; k < rawData.length; k++) {
        var rawDatum = rawData[k];

        for (var i = 0; i < optionValues.length; i++) {
          var optionValue = optionValues[i];

          if (_.isArray(optionValue)) {
            var optionText  = optionValue[0];
            var optionValue = optionValue[1];

            if (optionValue == rawDatum) selectedText.push(optionText);
          }
          else if (_.isObject(optionValue)) {
            var optionGroupValues = optionValue.values;

            for (var j = 0; j < optionGroupValues.length; j++) {
              var optionGroupValue = optionGroupValues[j];
              if (optionGroupValue[1] == rawDatum) {
                selectedText.push(optionGroupValue[0]);
              }
            }
          }
          else {
            throw new TypeError;
          }
        }
      }

      this.$el.append(selectedText.join(this.delimiter));
    }
    catch (ex) {
      if (ex instanceof TypeError) {
        throw new TypeError("'optionValues' must be of type {Array.<Array>|Array.<{name: string, values: Array.<Array>}>}");
      }
      throw ex;
    }

    this.delegateEvents();

    return this;
  }

});

/*
  backgrid
  http://github.com/wyuenho/backgrid

  Copyright (c) 2013 Jimmy Yuen Ho Wong and contributors
  Licensed under the MIT license.
*/

/**
   A Column is a placeholder for column metadata.

   You usually don't need to create an instance of this class yourself as a
   collection of column instances will be created for you from a list of column
   attributes in the Backgrid.js view class constructors.

   @class Backgrid.Column
   @extends Backbone.Model
*/
var Column = Backgrid.Column = Backbone.Model.extend({

  /**
     @cfg {Object} defaults Column defaults. To override any of these default
     values, you can either change the prototype directly to override
     Column.defaults globally or extend Column and supply the custom class to
     Backgrid.Grid:

         // Override Column defaults globally
         Column.prototype.defaults.sortable = false;

         // Override Column defaults locally
         var MyColumn = Column.extend({
           defaults: _.defaults({
             editable: false
           }, Column.prototype.defaults)
         });

         var grid = new Backgrid.Grid(columns: new Columns([{...}, {...}], {
           model: MyColumn
         }));

     @cfg {string} [defaults.name] The default name of the model attribute.

     @cfg {string} [defaults.label] The default label to show in the header.

     @cfg {string|Backgrid.Cell} [defaults.cell] The default cell type. If this
     is a string, the capitalized form will be used to look up a cell class in
     Backbone, i.e.: string => StringCell. If a Cell subclass is supplied, it is
     initialized with a hash of parameters. If a Cell instance is supplied, it
     is used directly.

     @cf…